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英文的说说篇一
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1．No man or woman is worth your tears, and the one who is, won't make you cry． 没有人值得你流泪，值得让你这么做的人不会让你哭泣。
2．Catch one's heart,never be apart．
愿得一人心，白首不相离。
3．Remember, can cry, can hate, but you can't not strong． Because there are a group of people waiting to see your jokes．
记住，可以哭，可以恨，但是不可以不坚强。因为后面还有一群人在等着看你的笑话。
4．The most wonderful thing is not rainy day but the eaves we stayed together． 最美的不是下雨天，而是与你一起躲过的屋檐。
5．You cry to the piercing that person is the person you love． Make you laugh to heartless man, is love you．
让你哭到撕心裂肺的那个人，是你最爱的人。让你笑到没心没肺那个人，是最爱你的人。
6．Soft-hearted is a disease, but you is life．
心软是病，可你是命．
7．Love you, don't need a reason; don't like you, anything can be a reason．
喜欢你，不需要理由；不喜欢你，什么都可以成为理由。
8．Told grievance is not real grievance．Either is the lover who is taken away． 能够说出的委屈，便不算委屈；能够抢走的爱人，便不算爱人。
9．Life doesn't get easier, you just get stronger．
生活从未变得轻松，是你在一点一点变得坚强。
10．In life we all have an unspeakable secret, an irreversible regret, an unreachable dream and an unforgettable love．
人的一生，都有一些说不出的秘密，挽不回的遗憾，触不到的梦想，忘不了的爱。
11．The world is very small, so we met． The world is big, separate it is hard to goodbye． 这个世界很小，我们就这样遇见 。这个世界很大，分开就很难再见。
12．Don't promise me forever, just love me day by day．
不必承诺永远，只要爱我一天又一天。
13．Heard some things, obviously irrelevant, but also in the hearts of several bends Shui think of you．
听到一些事，明明不相干的，也会在心中拐好几个弯想到你。
14．I've never given much thought to how I would die, but dying in the place of someone I love seems like a good way to go．
我过去从未过多考虑过我将来会如何死去，但死在我爱的人怀里倒是一个不错的选择。
15．metimes, tears is sign of unspoken happiness． And smile is sign of silent pain． 眼泪，有时候是一种无法言说的幸福。微笑，有时候是一种没有说出口的伤痛 。
英文的说说篇二
《说说英语》
Section AShort Conversation11. W: Just imagine! We have to finish reading 300 pages before Monday! How can the professor expect us to do it in such a short time?M: Yeah, but what troubles me is that I can’t find the book in the library or in the university bookstore.Q: What does the man mean?12. M: Do you think I could borrow your car to go grocery shopping? The supermarkets outside the city are so much cheaper. I’d also be happy to pick up anything you need.W: Well, I don’t like to let anyone else drive my car. Tell you what, why don’t we go together?Q: What does the woman mean?13. M: Forgive the mess in here, we have a party last night. There were a lot of people and they all brought food.W: Yeah, I can tell. Well, I guess it’s pretty obvious what you’ll be doing most of today.Q: What does the woman think the man will do?14. W: What time would suit you for the first round talks with John Smith?M: Well, you know my schedule. Other than this Friday, one day is as good as the next.Q: What does the man mean?15. W: I was so angry yesterday! My biology teacher did not even let me explain why I missed the field trip. He just wouldn’t let me pass!M: That doesn’t seem fair. I’d feel that way too if I were you.Q: What does the man imply?16. M: I really can’t stand the way David controls the conversation all the time. If he is going to be at your Christmas party, I just won’t come.W: I’m sorry you feel that way, but my mother insists that he come.Q: What does the woman imply?17. W: You’re taking a course with Professor Johnson. What’s your impression so far?M: Well, many students could hardly stay awake in his class without first drinking a cup of coffee.Q: What does the man imply?18. W: Have you ever put a computer together before?M: No, never. But I think if we follow these instructions exactly, we won’t have much trouble.Q: What are the speakers going to do?Long ConversationsConversation 1W: What sort of hours do you work, Steve?M: Well I have to work very long hours, about eleven hours a day.W: What time do you start?M: I work 9 to 3, then I start again at 5:30 and work until 11, six days a week. So I have to work very unsocial hours.W: And do you have to work at the weekend?M: Oh, yes, that’s our busiest time. I get Wednesdays off.W: What are the things you have to do and the things you don’t have to do?M: Uh, I don’t have to do the washing-up, so that’s good. I have to wear white, and I have to keep everything in the kitchen totally clean.W: What’s hard about the job?M: You are standing up all the time. When we are busy, people get angry and sharp, but that’s normal.W: How did you learn the profession?M: Well, I did a two-year course at college. In the first year we had to learn the basics, and then we had to take exams.W: Was it easy to find a job?M: I wrote to about six hotels and one of them gave me
my first job, so I didn’t have to wait too long.W: And what’s the secret of being good at your job?M: Attention to detail. You have to love it. You have to show passion for it.W: And what are your plans for the future?M: I want to have my own place when the time is right.Q19. What does the man say about his job?Q 20. What does the man think is the hardest part of his job?Q 21. Where did the man get his first job after graduation?Q 22. What does the man say is important to being good at his job?Conversation 2W: Now you’ve seen this table of figures about the pocket money children in Britain get?M: Yes. I thought it was quite interesting, but I don’t quite understand the column entitled change. Can you explain what it means?W: Well, I think it means the change from the year before. I am not a mathematician, but I assume the rise from 70p to 90p is a rise of 25 percent.M: Oh yes, I see. And the inflation rate is there for comparison.W: Yes. why do you think the rise in pocket money is often higher than inflation?M: I am sorry I’ve no idea. Perhaps parents in Britain are too generous.W: Perhaps they are. But it looks as if children were not better off in 2001 than they were in 2002. That’s strange, isn’t it? And they seem to have been better off in 2003 than they are now. I wonder why that is.M: Yes, I don’t understand that at all.W: Anyway, if you had children, how much pocket money would you give them?M: I don’t know. I think I’ll probably give them 2 pounds a week.W: Would you? And what would you expect them to do with it?M: Well, out of that, they have to buy some small personal things, but I wouldn’t expect them to save to buy their own socks, for example.W: Yes, by the way, do most children in your country get pocket money?M: Yeah, they do.Q23 What is the table of figures about?Q24 What do we learn from the conversation about British children’s pocket money?Q25 Supposing the man had children, what would he expect them to do with their pocket money? Section BPassage 1As the new sales director for a national computer firm, Alex Gordon was looking forward to his first meeting with the company’s district managers. Everyone arrived on time, and Alex’s presentation went extremely well. He decided to end the meeting with the conversation about the importance of the district managers to the company’s plans. “I believe we are going to continue to increase our share of the market,” he began, “because of the quality of the people in this room. The district manager is the key to the success of the sales representatives in his district. He sets the term for everyone else. If he has ambitious goals and is willing to put in long hours, everyone in his unit will follow his example.” When Alex was finished, he received polite applauses, but hardly the warm response he had hoped for. Later he spoke with one of the senior managers. “Things were going so
well until the end”, Alex said disappointedly. “Obviously, I said the wrong thing.” “Yes”, the district manager replied. “Half of our managers are women. Most have worked their way up from sales representatives, and they are very proud of the role they played in the company’s growth. They don’t care at all about political correctness. But they were definitely surprised and distressed to be referred to as ‘he’ in your speech.”Q26 Who did Alex Gordon speak to at the first meeting?Q27 What did Alex want to emphasize at the end of his presentation?Q28 What do we learn about the audience at the meeting?Q29 Why did Alex fail to receive the warm response he had hoped for?Passage 2The way to complain is to act business-like and important. If your complaint is immediate, suppose you got the wrong order at a restaurant, make a polite but firm request to see the manager. When the manager comes, ask his or her name. And then state your problem and what you expect to have done about it. Be polite! Shouting or acting rude will get you nowhere. But also be firm in making your complaint. Besides, act important. This doesn’t mean to put on airs and say “do you know who I am?” What it means is that people are often treated the way they expect to be treated. If you act like someone who expects a fair request to be granted, chances are it will be granted. The worst way to complain is over the telephone. You are speaking to a voice coming from someone you cannot see. So you can’t tell how the person on the line is reacting. It is easy for that person to give you the run-around. Complaining in person or by letter is generally more effective. If your complaint doesn’t require an immediate response, it often helps to complain by letter. If you have an appliance that doesn’t work, send a letter to the store that sold it. Be business-like and stick to the point. Don’t spend a paragraph on how your uncle John tried to fix the problem and couldn’t.Q30 What does the speaker suggest you do when you are not served properly at a restaurant?Q31 Why does the speaker say the worst way to complain is over the telephone?Q32 What should you do if you make a complaint by letter?Passage 3Barbara Sanders is a wife and the mother of two children, ages 2 and 4. Her husband, Tom, is an engineer and makes an excellent salary. Before Barbara had children, she worked as an architect for the government, designing government housing. She quit her job when she became pregnant, but is now interested in returning to work. She's been offered an excellent job with the government. Her husband feels it's unnecessary for her to work since the family does not need the added income. He also thinks that a woman should stay home with her children. If Barbara feels the need to do socially important work, he thinks that she should do volunteer work one or two days a week. Barbara, on the other hand, has missed the excitement of her profe
ssion and does not feel she would be satisfied doing volunteer work. She would also like to have her own income, so she does not have to ask her husband for money whenever she wants to buy something. She does not think it's necessary to stay home every day with the children and she knows a very reliable babysitter who's willing to come to her house. Tom does not think a babysitter can replace a mother and thinks it's a bad idea for the children to spend so much time with someone who's not part of the family.Q33 What was Barbara's profession before she had children?Q34 What does Barbara's husband suggest she do if she wants to work?Q35 What does Tom think about hiring a babysitter? From: CAlmost every child, on the first day he sets foot in the school building, is smarter, more curious，less afraid of what he doesn't know, better at finding and figuring things out, more confident, resourceful, persistent and independent, than he will either be again in his schooling or, unless he is very unusual and very lucky, for the rest of his life.Already, by paying close attention to and interacting with the world and people around him, and without any school-type formal instruction, he has done a task far more difficult, complicated and abstract than anything he will be asked to do in school, or than any of his teachers has done for years-he has solved the mystery of language. He has discovered it. Babies don't even know that language exists.And he has found out how it works and learnt to use it appropriately. He has done it by exploring, by experimenting, by developing his own model of the grammar of language, by trying it out and seeing whether it works, by gradually changing it and refining it until it does work.And while he has been doing this, he has been learning other things as well, including many of the concepts that the schools think only they can teach him, and many that are more complicated than the ones they do try to teach himFrom:
英文的说说篇三
《说说》
说说：读书有用
读书肯定有用，这是一个不可辩驳的公理。邻居家的小保姆初中辍学，现在后悔了：“手机的好多功能都看不懂，家里电饭煲的英文字母也不知道什么意思，不会使。跟人一说话就露怯，唉，还是读书少了，上学多好啊。”她下决心参加了自学考试。条条大路通罗马。一个人，可以不追求高学历，但不可以不读书。
世事洞明皆学问，人情练达即文章。生活是最重要的人生课题，读书能够让我们有尊严、有独立的思考和判断力、有勇气、有气度地生活。台湾的齐邦媛写过《阅读是人生最浪漫的修养》。我很喜欢书中的一句话：举世滔滔中，读书是使我们得以身心安顿之所在。
人生是个不断学习的过程。愿那些我们曾经经历过的或好或坏的体会都能成为滋养我们的智慧。我们如果没有可能用脚去丈量千山万水，那就用书来走进世界。
英文的说说篇四
《说说》
先说说骂政府，骂官员这事。网上喷子和不理智的人很多，这是时代发展产生的必然结果。和汽车出现以后产生司机这个职业，产生车祸是一个道理在说说谁有资格骂政府骂官员，从法理上讲，任何人都不能用侮辱性语言对待单位或个人，但请观察下整个网络，大多是抱怨，批评或者对政府官员表达不满，没有用侮辱性语言，更没有鼓动暴力那些一直谩骂鼓动暴力的人就是大家常说的反动派，任何国家都存在这样的人，从古到今都存在，不可能被消灭再说说谁有资格批评抱怨政府，表达不满，答案只有一个----纳税人纳税人是一个十分宽泛的概念，从本质上来将，只要你创造过价值，那么国家机器就会强制从你创造的这些价值中抽取一小部分用来帮助你创造更多价值，或者让你创造价值的过程更容易，更方便。这段有点装逼，下面将讲有意思的你有了吃糖的需求，就找甲买了一块糖，并支付了一块糖的钱(价值),买回来才发现这是一块盐，可能是甲给你拿错了又或者他卖假货但是这事怎么解决呢?这时乙出来了，告诉你说，我有办法，你和甲都觉得他有办事能力，于是就同意让乙评判，乙说，我尝一口就知道了到后来，你每次买糖都要请乙来评价一下，可使都买糖时人家乙也有自己的事情啊，不能每次都按时来啊，恰好有很多人都有买糖需要鉴别需求，于是大家决定，没每人都拿出买糖的钱当中的一小部分给乙，让他专门给大家评判是不是真糖这样，乙就叫公务员，是所有人雇佣了他帮大家办事的，处理的是公务。乙所采取尝一口糖的方法就是他的政策，他说咸的是盐，甜的是糖，这就是法律，你们交给他让他养家糊口的钱就是税收过了一段时间来了一个丙，他说他有一个更好的方法帮大家，那就是从来源判断，他说从海里晒出来的是盐，从水果甘蔗中提取的是糖。这时有人觉得这种办法比尝一口好多了，于是都愿意把钱交给丙让他评判，这样找丙评判的人越来越多大家选丙不选乙，这就叫选举，而然而天下有很多丙和乙，他们组成各自的团体争取更多的支持，这就叫党派这么多的乙和丙方便了大家买糖，他们组成的团体就叫政府，但是后来发现他们经常搞错，于是每搞错一次大家就但到他们家门口喊一声，告诉他他犯错了，这就叫监督可后来出现了了一个叫丁的，他说他看见乙和丙经常偷偷收甲的钱，帮他造假，并告诉大家，丙和乙的方法都不靠谱，他的方法更好，燃烧产生二氧化碳的是糖，和硝酸银溶液产生沉淀的是盐甲偷偷给丙和乙送钱就叫行贿，丙和
乙的行为就是受贿了，明白了的一部份人每天都到丙和乙家门口骂他们，还经常殴打乙和丙以及他们的支持者，在丙和乙和他们支持者的眼中，这些人就叫反动派但是越来越多的人发现丁的方法好，但是丙和乙不同意，就纠结自己的支持者和丁的支持者打了一架，结果丁胜利了，这就叫革命后来丁不但把大家交给他的钱用来养家糊口，还给大家修路，方便大家拿盐和糖到他家做鉴定，他修得路就叫基础设施，但是他修路没从我家门前过，我很生气，就每次过他家门口都喊一声，搞得大家都能听到，表达不满，这就叫抱怨政府丁也觉得有点对不住我，就告诉我每年送我一颗糖，这就叫优惠政策维稳靠站了，休息下，下面说说屁民眼中做官的，先说说现在的背景吧，现在上网的大多是80后，抓住了这部分人的心理啥事都好办了，举个例子，杨达财的手表这官员最倒霉了，他是在不该被查的情况下被查了，原因居然是因为笑了一下，我也是八零后，总觉的现在同龄人有些蛋疼，不为车祸事故中的死者哀悼，偏偏关心人家为什么笑，戴了什么表，然后被聚焦，挖出一大堆腐败证据你也可以说有幕后推手，到这件事的起因就是因为那张笑的照片，所以领导真的很难做，这也恰好应了为官的要求，要宠辱不惊，你做不到宠辱不惊，就举步维艰，一不小心就栽了拿我们身边的某官员挡车纠纷来说，这哥们明显没有做到宠辱不惊，结果搞这么大的事，至少我专门还搜了一下他的信息，对他的映像一下差了，且不说他的领导是否看到了，对他处理事情的方式是否认可，对他的仕途是否有影响再来说说形象树立和危机公关再来说说咱们身边的官员形象，在我眼中甘肃形象最好的官员不是省委书记和省长，我连省长省委书记是谁都不知道，但是我眼中有两位形象比较好的官员，一个是成县的李祥，一个是卫生厅厅长刘维迎?为什么呢，因为这两个人是我能接触到的，有事的时候能在微博上马上得到反馈，虽然不能得到解决，但能得到反馈，这样的官员如果在回复下面有人喷，我绝对喷回去，坚决支持官员
英文的说说篇五
《说说英文论文写作》
近年来，国民生活水平的向上提高出国留学的人数也在不断的增长，论文辅导机构也如雨后春笋般出现，各位留学生在论文需要帮助的时候面对鱼龙混杂的机构不知道如何选择，也缺乏一定的选择经验，选择出现错误，结果被骗。
专业论文机构为什么会出现？
在当代，信息科技的向前发展，人民对于物质和精神的需求都在大大增加，然而每天任务繁多，时间确实有限，所以适合需求的产业就应运而生了。留学生寻求论文帮助的原因则是：第一，课业负担太重，科目多，期中作业期末作业压得学生喘不过气；第二，英文水准不行，及时有的留学生雅思可以达到8分，但毕竟是在中国长大的，具体的单词、语法使用规则太过死板，英语思维一两年内也不可能就形成了；第三，理论研究水平不行，很多学生写一篇中文的研究型文章都颇费脑力了对于词句的选择、句式的使用、内容的选择、结构的组织等要用英文写出，对于留学生来说实在是太难。
国内已有很多家如此性质的机构，但是看得有利可图，从学生身上得到了想要的，却没有提供相应价值的服务。优越论文已经营十多年，成功解决了无数留学生的课业负担。优越论文网实力究竟如何，能在留学生中间拥有极好的口碑呢？
以下是优越论文网独特的优势：
1、写作教师团队。英国优越论文网是英国本土的一家优质论文机构，其辅导老师有很多都是外国老师，其他的都是外国留学过的研究生和博士生，英文水平过关，英语思维熟练，专业水平过关，十年来没有出现过问题，绝对保证质量。
2、客服团队。客服人员都是有着热情和耐心的，对于留学生的情况即学校、专业、论文选题、要求、字数等记录地非常全面，详细告诉适当的老师之后，也时刻关心学生的学习生活等情况。
3、服务内容。优越论文网服务的内容比较广泛，一切以英语为背景的专业，本科和研究生的平常作业以及毕业论文都可以服务，还包括各种留学文书的原创。
4、服务流程。客服人员知道客户的信息后，选择适当的写手老师，先拟好大纲，给学生看过满意后开始动笔，初稿出来后也会给学生看一下，指出其中的一些不足，进行修改，指导客户满意为止，最后顺利通过。
优越论文网走过十年，积累了更加丰富的经验，相信在未来，能够做得更好，
护您论文一路顺风！
英文的说说篇六
《说说英文论文写作》
出国留学，有一部分学生英语基础不扎实，具有英语思维方式的就更是凤毛麟角，要想在这两方面有质的提高需要相当长的时间。但是要上交的作业太多，更多的学生会因为毕业论文熬夜，无奈有时熬夜赶制的论文也是会挂掉的。为了避免这些无用功，很多学生都会找论文机构进行辅导，但是目前国内的论文机构是数不胜数，同时也鱼龙混杂，所以大家在选择的时候一定要慎重，考察清楚再做决定。
选择什么样的机构才能是不被骗呢？那就必须是有诚信的机构。诚信在哪些方面？优越论文网老师在此提出专业指导。
1、 不透露客户任何信息。学生找论文机构很担心会泄露自己的一些信息，有的机构却为了最多获取学生的价钱会偶尔泄露学生的信息，这是非常要不得的。
2、不虚假承诺。一些机构不管学生什么学校什么专业什么学历的论文一概保证绝对没有问题而且会拿高分，以此承诺学生，事实上有的学生拿到的论文自己都觉得漏洞诸多。所以一定要告知客户自己的团队能把这件事情尽最大可能做到的程度。
3、不隐藏应该告知客户的信息。有的机构在客户付款之前无条件地答应任何要求，最为典型的就是无条件的免费修改，如果客户换题目了他们也会免费修改?中途加钱到时可能会很不愉快。还有的要检测抄袭率的，明明要收测试费的却不说明，也是找各种借口中途加钱。所以，诚信的机构必须在客户付钱之前把该告知的信息明确讲清楚。
4、按照客户的要求写。好的论文机构是完全遵守客户的要求进行辅导的，过程中客户有及时添加信息的也要适当地进行修改，耐心听取客户所述，不应因为添加要求而服务态度恶劣。
5、按时间交稿。按时间交稿是必须的，如果超过期限肯定就是没有价值了。但是有的机构保证按期交稿，却因为找不到写手，或者写手中间退出等状况机构没有及时找到解决的方法，这也是没有诚信的表现。
6、抄袭率有保证且报告附送。找论文机构除了要有以上保证，最重要的就是论文一定能通过。学校一般都会使用Turn it in 论文检测系统检测抄袭率，要想通过就必须保证抄袭率很低，而优越论文团队拿出的稿子抄袭率全部都是低于5%的。如果交上去的文章挂掉了而校方又没有提出挂掉的证据时，机构也不能抱着既然找不出证明就坚决不退款的心态无视客户的反应。讲诚信的机构是一定会解决论文不过关的任何问题的，而是努力地帮助客户找出原因并进行修改，
直到文章没有问题。
讲诚信的论文机构就是好的服务机构，能真正做到让客户满意，优越论文网就是这样的，很多成功案例可以在优越论文网官网中找到，同学们可以亲自体验一番。
英文的说说篇七
《时间去哪儿了：用英语说说逝去的青春》
1.mutton dressed as lamb
这个习语的意思是指，女性尽量把自己往年轻了打扮，特别是爱穿给年轻人设计的衣服。
例：Do you think this skirt is too short? I don't want to look like mutton dressed as lamb.
你不觉得这裙子太短吗？我可不想让人觉得自己装嫩。
2.no spring chicken
表示青春已逝，人已经不再年轻了。
例：That actress is no spring chicken, but she does a pretty good job of playing a twenty-year-old girl.
那位女演员已经不年轻了，不过她演20几岁的小姑娘还演得挺不错。
3.long in the tooth
这个习语与马有关。通常马过了壮年，咀嚼能力就会慢慢衰退，牙根也会随着年纪的增长而显露出来，牙看上去就会变长。所以人们就用这个短语表示“上了年纪”。
例：Don't you think she's a bit long in the tooth to be a romantic heroine? 你不觉得她这个年纪出演爱情主题的女主角有点太大了吗？
4.over the hill
好比人们爬山一样，越过了山峰就要开始走下坡路了。 这个短语的意思可以指岁数大了，身体不如以前了，也可以表示人的事业走下坡路。
例：He is over the hill as a professional athlete.
作为一名职业运动员, 他的巅峰时期已过。
5.put years on
谁也不想长得太“捉急”，不过如果一件事给人增加了年岁，就说明这个人看上去要比自己的实际年纪老。
例：That job has really put some years on him.
做那份工作确实让他看上去显老了。
更多学习资料请见美联英语学习网
英文的说说篇八
《说说英语写作中的套话》
说说英语写作中的套话
在评改同学们的习作时，笔者总是看到一些考生在文章的开头使用“It goes without saying that „”或“There’s no denying the fact that „”等套话。还有一些考生使用更长、更复杂的套话，比如，仿照《独立宣言》的首句，写成：“We hold these truth to be self-evident that „”或者仿照简·奥斯丁在小说《傲慢与偏见》中的写法，写成：“It is a truth universally acknowledged that „”笔者经常想，这种只占字数、不表达思想的句子在作文中出现，考官会怎么看？他们会觉得考生的写作水平高吗？考生当然也很无奈：要完成一篇250~300个词的英文文章，如果不写这些套话，要写够字数，还不能写得太简单，那都写什么呀？
看来，问题不在于该不该写这些套话，而在于如果不写套话，那么考生该用什么来取代它们，以使作文简练、流畅而不装腔作势。下面笔者列出几种套话写作的处理方法，和大家共享。
一、宁写一词、不写一句
这种方法主要用于替换引言套句。具体的办法是将主题句前面的“It goes without saying that „”“There’s no denying the fact that„”等引言套句换成一个副词，直接引出主题句。比如，考生写一篇关于“互联网”的文章，一般都会习惯性地用引言套句引出主题句，写成：“It goes without saying that the Internet has offered people a way to communicate.”(句子1)还有些担心字数不够的考生甚至把上述句子扩充为：“I’m quite certain that a growing of number of people, youngsters in particular, would agree that the Internet has offered people a way to communicate.”坦率地讲，在最初用英文写作时，笔者也经常用这样的句子，而且每次用心中都会感到一种巨大的“成就感”。但你对英文写作熟悉了之后，就会慢慢发现，上述句子中的“I’m quite certain that a growing number of people, youngsters in particular, would agree that”(句子2)除了占用了你策划主题句的时间，实在没有什么实用价值。
相反，如果写作时不写这样的套句，而直接用副词引出主题句，则不光观点鲜明、结构简练，还能让考官一眼看到主题。以上句为例，我们不如干脆写成：“Undeniably, the Internet has offered people a way to
communicate.”(句子3)这岂不更为简练？所以，考生与其花时间去背诵和主题无关的引言，还不如把精力放在主题句本身的锤炼上，完善结构，增加修辞，把主题句写精致。比如上面的句子，我们可以进一步改写成：“Undeniably, the Internet has revolutionized the ways people communicate.”(句子4)大家可以对比一下句子2和句子4，显然句子4的结构和修辞更有英语的韵味。 类似的替换写法很多，以下是一些常用的替换写法，大家可以参考：
1. “It is an indisputable fact that „”换成“Undeniably, „”
2. “We hold it truth to be self-evident that „”换成
“Evidently, „”
3. “There’s no denying the fact that „”换成“Undeniably, „”
4. “It is a well-known fact that „”换成“Not surprisingly, „”
5. “Even more worrying is the fact that „”换成“Even more disturbingly, „”
6. “It is obviously that „”换成“Obviously, „”
7. “It is vitally important tha”t换成“More importantly, „”
二：巧用结构，替换空话
诸如“with the development of our society”这样的句子可能是中国考生最爱写的一类套话了。考生通常会把这类套话安排在主题句的前面，美其名曰“先交代时代背景，再引出主题句”。这类套话还会衍生出无数“变种”，比较夸张的写法是：“Along with the dramatic economic growth and
groundbreaking social and psychological displacement, there’s an urgent demand that our country have more newspapers and magazines.”看过上千篇“范文”的考官一眼就能看出“Along with the dramatic economic growth and groundbreaking social and psychological displacement, there’s an urgent demand that”是“凑字”的空话。
那么该如何替换这一类空话呢？其中一个办法是使用“„„很重要，我们要重视”这样的句子形成主题句，然后对“„„很重要，我们要重视”这个意思进行结构变换或修辞处理，使用词和结构更加多样化。下面用语法结构解析的方法来逐一分析“„„很重要，我们要重视”的表达方式。
1. 用“主―系―表”结构表达。“主―系―表”结构是英语写作中最为基础的结构，它的基本结构是“名词 be (变形) 形容词”。在用该结构替换上文所述空洞无物的套话时，可以使用“not only 形容词, but also 形容词”结构，比如写成：“„ is not only necessary, but also indispensable”，然后后面再补充一句：“and that’s why we are supposed to emphasize its central position in our society.”这样就能成功将“随着社会的发展”这一空话替换下来。
2. 用“主―谓―宾”结构表达。上文中的句子还可以这样表达：“„ plays a significant part in our society, so it is essential that its position be
emphasized.”细心的考生可以发现，虽然是表达同一个意思，但“主―系―表”结构和“主―谓―宾”结构采用了不同的句子形式，这两种表达方式都直接、有效。
3. 用否定句和被动语态表达。否定句和被动语态结合起来使用能使表达更加多样，也更具客观性，如：“The central position of „ cannot be ignored. So we are expected to underscore its importance in our society.”
4. 用until正话反说或反话正说。可以用“„ has been overlooked until recently. But „”这一句型来为“„„很重要，我们要重视”这个意思做铺垫，从而使句意表达更加生动，比如：“The importance of „ has been in large measure overlooked until recently. But nowadays, it is not only necessary, but also indispensable in our society. ”
5. 将“重视”和“重要”的顺序颠倒，先写“重视”，再写“重要”。比如：“We are supposed to emphasize its central position in our society, because it is not only necessary, but also indispensable.”
三、用好“数据论证”，学会没话找话
这个方法讲不讲，我很纠结，上大班的时候点一下，冲刺班从来不讲。主要是这个招数太“险”，在这里也说一下。基础较好，已经写过或者背过范文的同学，考英语二的考生，这部分可以略过。
“数据论证”这个方法是一把双刃之剑，一方面它很管用，写得好的话，能形成流畅的论证过程；而另一方面，它有点像“谎话”，如果写不好，数据组织和延伸句之间不通顺，一看就像编“故事”，反而影响成绩。考生在使用这一方法时，可以巧妙地把数据论证和延伸句结合成一个整体。比如，《新概念英语》第三册第九课中，L.G. Alexander就曾用数据论证的办法证明“猫有九条命，是摔不死的”：
they have nine lives. Apparently, there’s a great deal of truth in this idea. A cat’s ability to survive falls is based on fact. Recently, the New York Animal Center made a study of 132 cats over a period of five months. All these experience have one thing in common: they have fallen off high buildings, yet only eight of them died from shock or injuries. 划线部分的句子将研究机构名称、实验数字、实验期限三个要素串接在一起，插接在主题句“they have nine lives”和延伸句“they have fallen off high buildings, yet only eight of them died from shock or injuries”之间，形成了一个有效的铺垫。这种写法虽然有点“耗字数”，但是对于写作时无话可说的考生来说，也不失为一个好的选择。
考生可以仿照上述文章的数据写作方法，采取“机构名称 调查数字调查期限”的写法写成句子，插接在主题句和延伸句之间。例如，考生可以将中间的铺垫句写成以下形式：
1. As can be seen in a recent survey by the China Daily, at least three out of every five interviewees believed that 延伸句
2. Recently the Beijing Youth made a study of 1,132 citizens for a period of two months. Despite their genders, occupations, religious background, social status and income levels, there is one thing in common: 延伸句
3. CCTV interviewed five people from five cities—they are from Harbin, Beijing, Tianjin, Shanghai and Shenzhen respectively. The survey showed that 延伸句, in spite of their birthplace, educational background and socio-economical status.
我把这种写法叫做“断箭”(BROKEN ARROW)，该词为美军的一个暗语，含义为“在危机下和对方同归于尽”，如果考生上了考场，两眼发黑、什么也想不起来，只需要做三件事：1）判定文章主题、2）罗织一点儿数据串接、3）把自己能想到的那些跟主题词相关的词组写几个上去。、
数据的字数千万不要覆盖全文，只要到两三行即可，然后立刻进入延伸，写“干货”。
到了“断箭”这个地步，绝境的绝境了，模板迹象暴露无遗。这等于和阅卷人说，我就：模板了，怎么着吧“！只要还能写上几行，不空着，阅卷人就得跟着你的思路走，看数据的时候觉得你在“闲扯”，可是到了延伸句却有点儿，又觉得你“有些干货”，觉得这小子写得虚虚实实，但是还是看懂了题目。分数不会太高，但是也绝不会到两分三分这个地步。
这属于“双杀”的写法了，即什么都不写“自杀”，字数不够只能两分左右；用得好、写得顺，杀掉“考题”，兴许还能得个8-10分的，看着不高，但是也比零分或者两分强点吧？这就叫“会你得写，不会你也得写”！
到了现在还是什么都没有背的考生、什么也记不住的考生、拿到考题脑子里面就一片空白的考生，这也许是你们的最后一招了。到了考场上，写完了第一段描述，第二段不会，千万不要什么都不写，这样第三段就是写成了“花儿”，你也到不了160字，少一个段落肯定低分，可是第二段如果用数据顶一下，写几个“靠谱”的，兴许还能招架一阵儿。什么都不写，写作直接“崩溃”，您就也许又得等明年再考了。
胆大心细、也许是个出路。
英文的说说篇九
《随便说说我学习英语的一点心得体会》
随便说说我学习英语的一点心得体会。
2010-01-23 21:42:12
我是一名大二的学生，广州人，读的是会计类专业。平心而论，我的英语并不算好。四六级六百多一点，充其量只能算过得去叭。总有人问我学习英语的方法，答嘛，似乎一时半刻又说不清楚；不答，又好像不太礼貌。再加上这次大佬特地发短息来敦促我要写一写，我就说一说自己这些年学英语的一些心得
体会吧。也称不上经验，希望能给大佬，以及其他有志于学好英语的同学一些启发。
我是小学四年级下学期才开始学英语，基础不好。学习英语初期考试经常不及格，当时任何疑问句我都只会用"yes it is"和"no it isn't"来回答。我也没正经学过什么语法，音标是后来自学的。能到今天这个程度，靠的是投入。那些整天说“英语好难啊我怎么都学不好”的以及那些“唉我好懒啊”的同学就不必看下去
了。不是我说你，你就活该学不好英语。真的。你活该。
我简单地分了一下类，就从听力、阅读、口语、写作、词汇几个方面讲讲叭。
一、听力
这是我英语水平里我最满意的一个部分，得益于我长期坚持的听力训练。即使像这个学期比较忙，完全没有做别的单项练习的情况下，我还是坚持每天听新闻，包括apnews/bbc/cnn/nprnews/voa，一点也不夸张，我每天都听，没有停过。一是听英语新闻可以听到很多在国内纸媒没有报道的消息，二是可以知道不少专业词汇。当然，真正练听力是不建议泛听的，一般是精听。像我这种主要目的是保持听速的另当
别论。也不建议看美剧，那对英语水平的提高基本没有帮助，至少和你投入的时间非常不成正比。
练听力的具体办法：
1.读。很多学英语的人不重视读这个环节，我觉得非常可惜。其实提高听力比较直接的方法就是多读。在我初中的时候，有人和我说过一句让我觉得非常在理的话：“你能读多快你就能听多快”（当然这是建立
在朗读得清晰&流利的基础上的，瞎读一气的不算）。提高读速，你的听速自然也就上去了。
2.倍速。倍速是很好的练听力的方法。一旦你的听速上去了，即使你很久不听，也不会回到训练前的水平。而且在你听惯倍速的情况下，再听考试英语或者常速英语的时候就会觉得非常简单非常清晰。我现在听常速新闻英语一般调到1.5或者1.6，这个是我的耳朵听起来比较舒服的速度。最快可以听到1.8。如果你的英语程度不好，我建议先从voa special英语开始听。然后用再逐渐把special的速度调快，慢慢适应。不要盲目求快，这需要一个过程。以能够听清楚，自己的口述语速能够跟得上为标准。听倍速的软件有很多，最普通的是windows media player，效果不错也不会太失真。在“增强功能-播放速度设置”那一栏那里调。mp3播放器的话我现在在用的是三星的p3，可以调快三慢三，很方便。别的牌子我不知道有没有
同样功能，不评论。
3.听写。这个是英语专业的学生一般的训练方法。我学新闻英语的时候练过，效果不错。一般分两种：1>.听一句写一句，然后对照原文。2>.全篇一起听，循环几次，再对照原文。比较简单的是第一种，比较
专业的是第二种。依照个人情况决定。听力材料的篇幅不宜过长，一般慢速英语在4分钟内，常速英语在
一分半至2分钟比较好。
我的感觉就是听力一定要保持强度。真的要多听。各种题材都要多听。很久不听的话自己都能很明显地感觉到退化。听力是短期内最容易提高的环节。只要你肯下功夫，狂轰乱炸，很快就可以见到成果。
另外就是一定要牢固树立一种观念：
“听力有口音？那是因为你的听力不够好。”
“听力的时候有干扰？那是因为你的听力不够好。”
“听力的速度太快？那是因为你的听力不够好。”
凡事都在自己身上找原因，解决起来比较容易。
我一般下听力的网址：
二、阅读
我在大一上学期的时候坚持看了一个学期的China Daily，每天一份，从不间断。感觉那段时间的阅读水平明显提高。现在一个学期没怎么碰英语，真的就觉得水平差了不少。所以还是得多看吧。电驴上似乎有China Daily的PDF版每日更新，有兴趣的同学也可以直接在那下载…我没怎么看过别的英语读物，
就是看报纸。
当然，做阅读练习也是非常有效的办法。不过必须持之以恒。想要提高的话就要每天都做，而且还必须每天保持一定的题量。做三天的题再休息两天，是没有任何效果的（我就是这样…）
另外，推荐FT网站的英语速读：
三、口语
我的发音比较好，所以总有人问我是不是出过国之类的，但其实没有。我初中三年花了很多时间纠正发音，练习爆破音、单词间的连读、句子的升调&降调&停顿，学了很标准的British accent（尽管现在越来越美式了）。但其实我觉得语音并不那么重要，虽然好的发音让你在说英语的时候比较自信。但终究流利程度是第一位的。而且纠正发音的过程非常枯燥无味，太没有必要。我在这里也就不说了。我周围也有不少发音很标准的，但一听还是知道是中国人。为何？说到底还是因为语调不好。你拆开来听，他每个单
词读的都是对的，串在一起听就是很别扭。这个也没有什么速成的纠正方法，主要靠多练习多模仿。久而
久之就好了。
另外，练口语可以靠跟读。注意，是跟读，不是自己瞎读一气。我们学校不少同学在湖边早读都是自己拿着课本就开始读，完全不听一遍原文先。发音之难听，语调之奇异，简直令人发中指。好几次我连艹你麻痹的心都有了。再一次注意，是跟读，跟读！可以同步跟读-就是别人开始读，你停顿一秒左右跟上，一遍听一边读（我一般是这样）；或者是别人读一句，你跟读一句。还有比较高级的方法，就是把自己读
的录下来，然后再和原文比照。这种方法适合有志于练好发音的同学（反正我是没这耐心…）
四、写作
写作有速成法！就是背诵。最简单最快捷的方法就是背诵。都别和我说什么“好难背啊我背不下来啊”，这已经是最快捷最高效的方法了。要是这点功夫你都不肯下，我还是那句话：活该你英语学不好。
一般都是推荐背新概念叭。也可以背其他的写作宝典。但是要背就要全文背，不要背什么模版啊之类的，没用。我高中的时候背了整本新概念三。上了大学以后背了四册的1~40课，这个复习周背了最难
背的59、60课。争取这个假期全部背到滚瓜烂熟。
当然，如果你说你实在是很想背但确实背不下来，也有一个解决方法：就是连续听反复听，听到熟到烂，别人说上一句你就知道下一句是什么的程度。我背四册的60课的时候也是死活背不下来。我就天天听，听了两天，什么别的都没听，就重复那一篇，吃饭听、做题听、看书听，听到都要吐血了，然后自然
而然就背下来了。
五、词汇
我刚上大学的时候测过词汇量，大概是7800左右，现在估计只剩下5000不到。词汇令人觉得无比痛苦之处就在于你必须反复再反复，一段时间不接触就会忘掉。老实说，我从来没有专门背过单词。无论是高考还是四六级，一页单词都没背过。一是我觉得我平时接触的词汇量够大，不用专门背；二是我真的狠不下心来背。但是我现在已经逐渐发现词汇量的匮乏已经成为我英语学习的主要障碍了，而且某人还和
我说作文的用词特别检验一个人的英语水平！sigh.所以还是得背。
我现在用的是胡氏超级背单词法，效果有待检验。
（胡氏超级单词法详细介绍地址：
测词汇量的地址：test now。这个网站还有
测听力的，也可以试一试。
这半年来，我的英语退步不少，完全是在吃老本。在忙别的事情，所以英语就给落下了。期末考已经让我付出了沉重的代价，英语这门我曾经的强势科目变成了最低分的一科。o(︶︿︶)o 。假期好好补补
叭。狂轰乱炸！！！一定要保持高强度！！！
What influences the weather? The main influence on our climate is our close proximity to the Atlantic Ocean, our northern latitude, and the warming of the waters around the land by the Gulf Stream (a warm current of the northern Atlantic Ocean).
Our island is small compared with the other land masses in the northern hemisphere – hence Britain is more influenced by the ocean compared with other European countries, and the Gulf Stream helps to keep winters milder compared with other landlocked nations with a similar latitude.
英文的说说篇十
《英文习语说说逝去的青春》
时光飞逝，青春不再。痛恨在人前暴露年龄，又不得不感叹自己上了年纪？英文中该如何若隐若现地说说“老”？今天就来看这样几个习语吧！
mutton dressed as lamb
这个习语的意思是指，女性尽量把自己往年轻了打扮，特别是爱穿给年轻人设计的衣服。
例：Do you think this skirt is too short? I don't want to look like mutton dressed as lamb. 你不觉得这裙子太短吗？我可不想让人觉得自己装嫩。
no spring chicken
表示青春已逝，人已经不再年轻了。
例：That actress is no spring chicken, but she does a pretty good job of playing a twenty-year-old girl.
那位女演员已经不年轻了，不过她演20几岁的小姑娘还演得挺不错。
long in the tooth
这个习语与马有关。通常马过了壮年，咀嚼能力就会慢慢衰退，牙根也会随着年纪的增长而显露出来，牙看上去就会变长。所以人们就用这个短语表示“上了年纪”。
例：Don't you think she's a bit long in the tooth to be a romantic heroine?
你不觉得她这个年纪出演爱情主题的女主角有点太大了吗？
over the hill
好比人们爬山一样，越过了山峰就要开始走下坡路了。这个短语的意思可以指岁数大了，身体不如以前了，也可以表示人的事业走下坡路。
例：He is over the hill as a professional athlete.
作为一名职业运动员, 他的巅峰时期已过。
put years on
谁也不想长得太“捉急”，不过如果一件事给人增加了年岁，就说明这个人看上去要比自己的实际年纪老。
例：That job has really put some years on him. 做那份工作确实让他看上去显老了。
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