關(guān)于英語作文匯編9篇
在日常生活或是工作學(xué)習(xí)中，大家都跟作文打過交道吧，作文是由文字組成，經(jīng)過人的思想考慮，通過語言組織來表達(dá)一個(gè)主題意義的文體。那么問題來了，到底應(yīng)如何寫一篇優(yōu)秀的作文呢？以下是小編整理的英語作文9篇，僅供參考，希望能夠幫助到大家。
英語作文 篇1
There are five people in my family---- my father my mother my sister my brother and me.My father is an engineer. He builds houses very well. He is forty years old. He is tall and strong.
He has big eyes and a small mouth. He runs every day. His favourite food is meat and vegetable.My mother is a housewife. She is forty years old too. She has long and light red hair two big and black eyes. Her favourite color is pink and blue. She likes to do things by herself. She is hard-working.My sister studies in a middle school. She is fourteen years old now. She is as tall as my mother. She is kind. If I don’t know something she can teach me. She likes to say “There is nothings we can not do just work hard.”My brother is eight years old. He is a student. He likes to eat many fruits. He is very thin.
I think he is lovely.I am twelve years old. When I grow up I want to be a news reporter. I want to report lots of news for people every day.I love my family. My family is sweet and warm.
英語作文 篇2
Giving Children Cell Phones
1. 目前越來越多的家長(zhǎng)給孩子配手機(jī)，目的是
2. 也會(huì)帶來_些問題
3. 你的看法
【范文】
Giving Children Cell Phones
More and more children are showing up at school each September with cell phones. Many parents buy their children a cell phone because it is a nice safety measure. It gives those working parents a little sense of control and security to know when dietr children are off school grounds and on their way home.
But having a cell pboue might be a problem Parents may find themselves facing a frightening bill at the end of the month. The reason: chatting on the phone and sending text messages can soon become the favorite pastime of preteens and teenagers. Worse still, cell phones in schools can lead to classroom distractions, text-message cheating and inappropriate photographs.
Knowing their chiM can always be reached is reassuring for parents. But before buying their child a cell phone, I think parents should decide if the child is really capable of managing his or her own phone. Besides，parental control must be exercised in the use of the phone. For example, they should set limits on how long the child is allowed to stay on the phone.
英語作文 篇3
Dear Xia Meng,
I' srr t hear abut ur prbles.And I d hpe I culd help u get thrugh the hard tie.
The first prble is that u said u studied hard but u culdn't get gd grades.Dn't wrr,I thin ur was t stud a be wrng,u can give urself a gal and tha shuld ae u get great prgress in ur stud.
As fr the prble that u ften have headaches and feel sleep,and u can't cncentrate n ur stud.I thin u are t stressed ut t have a gd rest at nights.Mae urself relax sees lie a gd wa fr u.
The third prble is that u said ur parents didn't understand u and the thught u were wasting tie and u seties had arguents with the.Wh dn't u have a fail eeting and tell ur parents ur prble?That ight help with ur prble and ae bth ur parents and u happ.
I' ling frward t ur gd news.
urs,
英語作文 篇4
We have moved into this apartment for nineteen months. Our neighbors are an assorted group including merchants, teachers, grocers and government employees. Once I went hurriedly to work and forgot to turn off the faucet connected by a hose to the washing machine. It was only when I got to my office that I remembered what I neglected to do. Anxious and uneasy, I called up one of my neighbors, a Mrs. Lin, to ask her to take care of the faucet. She was obliging enough to do what she was told to do and I was so grateful. According to an old Chinese saying, a distant relative is less likely to help you out than a near neighbor. There is certainly a ring of truth in this. There are, however, neighbors and neighbors. Although our neighbors are generally friendly and always ready to help us, there are some who tend to do something unpleasant. They scatter their garbage where it is not supposed to be scattered and a couple living on the floor just above us often quarrel and fight around midnight with so much noise that I simply cannot have a good sleep at all.
The Bible says, "Love thy neighbor." Well said, but I would like to add: Make yourself lovable before you expect to be loved by others. I really hope all of my neighbors will love each other. Only under such circumstances can we find our hours at home enjoyable.
英語作文 篇5
These 4 Steps Will Make You a Confident Investor
It’s a whole new investing ball game folks.
Even just a few years ago, your odds of being able to start investing with as little as $100 were as good as a pig not rolling in mud after a storm.
Sure, people have been writing about investing with $100 for years.
But the knowledge needed to pull it off properly was crazy. And the emotional and practical obstacles to getting started were scary.
Not anymore.
If you’ve always wanted to hit the start (or restart) button on investing, here’s how you can do it with $100.
Is This You?
Let’s be honest.
Most folks believe the investing myths that abound everywhere you turn. I’m talking myths like:
1. Getting started with investing isn’t necessary if you eventually make enough money
2. Investing with small amounts has no benefits
3. You need thousands of dollars (or more) before the investment company gatekeepers will let you in
4. People who don’t know a stock from a bond or how “The Market” works should stay away
5. You should pay off all your debt – regardless of the terms and interest rate – before investing
6. The best returns for a solopreneur or small business owner are always reinvesting in your business
There could actually be some truth to these myths in certain scenarios. I should know since I worked in the investment industry for a decade. But people who these myths apply to probably don’t look and act like you and me.
Every day, a new barrier to investing with small amounts is being invisibly broken down. So, if you’re determined to have your purchasing power grow faster than taxes and inflation constantly devour it, you should be investing now.
Know the Breakdown
Many people get stuck with investing because they feel they need to know the perfect investment before starting.
Here’s a secret everyone should know:
There is no such thing as a “perfect” investment. There are only suitable or appropriate investments, some of which you might already know about.
You could get tips from Warren Buffett all day long or even incredible education in less than two pages, but the fundamental process can be the same for everyone.
Here’s the breakdown to get you moving, educated, and joining a new generation of confident investors.
1. Answer Some Initial Considerations
You don’t need to know every investing definition, process, and principle before starting.
But you do need to know your investing goals up front. Beyond ensuring your purchasing power is keeping up with the hidden bite of taxes and inflation, do you need money to pay for higher education, retirement, a future wedding, a new car, or that vacation you richly deserve? Answering this question will determine the account structure you need to pursue these big goals.
You should also consider how much to invest initially and periodically, especially if you have debt or are self-employed. Do this based on more than just financial analysis though. The health, emotional, and mental angles are essential too.
2. Choose an Investment Account Type
You could open a limited partnership, futures, or foreign currency account (among others). However, the newly empowered investor probably will find them too complex, too expensive, and too risky.
Instead, base your selection on the answer to this core question:
Do you want to invest with a focus on retirement, higher education, or something else?
If retirement, pick among retirement options like an Individual Retirement Account (U.S.), Tax-Free Savings Account (Canada), or Individual Savings Account (U.K.). If higher education, choose among options like a 529 College Savings Plan (U.S.), Registered Education Savings Plan (Canada), or Junior Individual Savings Account (U.K.). If retirement or higher education doesn’t suit your needs, the plain vanilla account is a great option.
3. Select an Appropriate Investment
Remember there are no perfect investments for you, only suitable or appropriate ones. And among all the investment types under the sun, picking one between stocks, fixed-income (i.e. bonds), mutual funds or Exchange Traded Funds, Real Estate Investment Trusts (REIT), and commodities will generally be appropriate for most people.
Just make sure you first understand core investing principles like risk tolerance, diversification, liquidity, rate of return, and keeping costs low before making a choice.
Filters and screening tools can be your best friend here, so use them liberally.
4. Picking an Investment Company
It starts getting easier now because your choices of account structure and investment type aren’t offered by all investment companies.
Separate from each investment company’s online functionality, support methods, and pricing model, the core decision point will be how little money the company requires to open an account and invest in specific securities.
Consider signing up for automated periodic investments to further decrease the minimum balance amounts required if otherwise too high. Just about every country has investment companies with no minimum balance amounts for certain investments or minimum amounts as low as $100.
Tools at The Motley Fool, FindTheBest, Financial Highway (Canada), and Money.co.uk (U.K.) can be really helpful.
Boom! You’re Investing
After the account is opened and you’ve placed your first trade, you’re rocking and rolling as an investor. Your investment balance might be small-time, but you should feel big-time confidence that your money can now grow to pay for your future needs.
Plus, it feels awesome to fight back against the ever-present grip of taxes and inflation.
When you act on these steps, your mind and spirit will thank you for liberating your time, money, and talent. Your pocketbook and bank account will thank you too.
So what’s it going to be folks? Commit to getting started (or restarted) with investing and let us know when it’s happening in the comments!
英語作文 篇6
Finally to the May Day, and can take a holiday!
When the students heard the news, they were all delighted to jump three feet.
In the days of May 1 holiday, the most significant thing I felt was that I was helping my aunt at my aunt's home.
The little brother is very cute, chubby little hands and feet, a small round head, and the whole body is white and fat, so that people can enjoy it at a glance.
On that day, my mother sent me to my aunt's house. When I came to my aunt's home, I began to work, hoping to help my aunt. So, during the day, I do housework with my grandmother during the day, and I rest at night. But there was a time to rest at night. I heard the cry of my little brother, and my aunt and grandmother woke up, too. Come to the little brother and coax the little brother. Soon, little brother fell asleep, and grandma went back to bed. But to my surprise, it was more than one night, but every time my little brother cried, they were all around the little brother's coddling. At the thought of here, my head flashed an idea: to help Granny and aunt to take care of the little brother, which can not help much, but at least let my aunt and grandma lighten some of the burden.
Although I didn't play anywhere on the May Day. But I felt very happy. Because I have completed the labor day's real thing to do.
英語作文 篇7
馬虎搞到兩張全興隊(duì)對(duì)國(guó)安隊(duì)的足球比賽入場(chǎng)券。他電話通知好友趙華洋，約他放學(xué)后在新華公園門口碰頭，一起吃晚飯，然后去看球賽。二人在飯店美美吃了一頓，到付賬時(shí)馬虎才發(fā)現(xiàn)自己把錢夾忘在了家里，入場(chǎng)券也在他的錢夾中。
Ma Hu got two tickets of (1) a wonderful football match between Quanxing and Guoan. He was thinking of invite (2) his good friend Zhao Huayang to watch it together. He gave him a call and told him to meet at the gate of Xinhua Park after class and then had dinner (3) together.
They met each other on time and had good dinner (4) in a restaurant. When the waiter brought them the bill. Ma Hu found that he left (5) his wallet at home. The two tickets kept (6) in the wallet, too.
(1)of在這里不是表示所有關(guān)系，所以應(yīng)把of改成for，表示用途。
(2)動(dòng)詞invite在介詞of的后面，應(yīng)把它變?yōu)楱Cing形式。
(3)連詞and連接的應(yīng)該是兩個(gè)并列的'動(dòng)詞不定式，所以應(yīng)把had改為to have。
(4)這里注意dinner前面有形容詞修飾時(shí)，那么應(yīng)在形容詞前面加a。
(5)應(yīng)把left改成had left。因?yàn)榈桨l(fā)現(xiàn)時(shí)為止前面的動(dòng)作已經(jīng)完成，要用過去完成時(shí)態(tài)。
(6)此處是被動(dòng)語態(tài)，應(yīng)加上were。
這是一篇根據(jù)漢語提示寫作的作文，也是中考題中常常采用的一種寫作方式。寫作中要求要點(diǎn)齊全，時(shí)態(tài)準(zhǔn)確，短語、句型運(yùn)用較為恰當(dāng)即可得高分。本文要點(diǎn)齊全，較好地體現(xiàn)了寫作要求。只是文中細(xì)小錯(cuò)誤較多，這會(huì)影響獲取高分。
英語作文 篇8
I am seven years old now, though I am very small, I am on the way to grow up. Two years ago, I couldn’t go out by myself, I dependent on my parents so much, but now I am different now, I can talk to strangers and make friends with them, I am not afraid of the strangers. In the future, I will become better and better.
我現(xiàn)在已經(jīng)七歲了，雖然我還很小，但是我在成長(zhǎng)的路上。兩年前，我還不能自己走出去，我很依賴父母，但是現(xiàn)在我變得不一樣了，我可以和陌生人聊天，和他們做朋友，我再也不害怕陌生人了。在將來，我會(huì)變得越來越好。
英語作文 篇9
Information security problems
when a variety of problems plague the information systems, the critical importance of information security becomes the focus of peoples concern. it does deserve the unprecedented emphasis.
it is widely accepted that information security, to some etent, outweighs other spheres in the field of information. so the related authorities, enterprises, institutions and organizations place the high priority on it.
information security concerns a range of problems- information interception, loss, damage etc. business and military information leakage will have an devastating impact. for the information owners and monitors, they must drive their efforts to enhance the security protection and maintenance.
for eample, a strict control over the access to the secret data shouldnt be absent. the network and software provider should take a set of tailored protection measures targeting different computer crimes. the security issues should be also considered at the legislative level, so we are clamoring for a law designed to clamp down on various cyber crimes.
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