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　　高考經(jīng)典英語作文：I have a dream

　　(III)

　　I have a dream --I dream that God hasd a happy life.

　　I hope he has a warm house to get out of the bad wweather outside. on his bed, he’ll have a wondreful pillow-not beautiful buit comfortable. I hope that he has healthy food, maybe some mushrooms, some cabbages, somew eggs, and so on. Oh, I persaude him not to eat any hamburgers, they are rubbish.

　　I bless God. I hope that he has an old tree in his yard. Its big leaves are green in summer and turn yellow in autumn, birds build their house in the tree, ants climb up and down for their own lives. God can read under the tree, or he can listen to the tree’s words---it’ll tell him a lot, making him laugh or cry.

　　My dream is that he’ll not be too busy to smile. I wish for a beautiful earth, which hasn’t pain, hunger or wars, and which is only filled with lovely smile and sweety tears. then my dear God will be able to have a good bath and a goood sleep---for many years he cannot do this quietly.

　　Every night , I have the same dream , i dream that God can have a happy life and hope it’s not only a dream... fanny

　　高考經(jīng)典英語作文：如何避免爭吵

　　(How to Avoid Quarrelling)

　　There are times in our daily life when you are offensive and explosive and have quarrels with people around you. Afterwards, you may feel upset, regretting such irrational behavior. Once again ignited, you lose your temper again. Can we stop this harmful cycling?

　　In order to control your temper and avoid quarrelling you should learn to compmmlse. The first step is to sit back, and lake a few deep breaths. At this time, you need to keep calm rather than to vent your anger. The second step is to start communieation. Define what you mean clearly and also listen to the viewpoint of the counterpart. This will ensure there is no misunderstanding between and demonstrate that you are willing to compromise. If you do have contrary views, the third step comes to real compromise. Put aside the notions that you are right, and force yourself to think in his way. Maybe your idea will be im proved with his suggestions. Sometimes you need to agree on disagree ment as a compromise.

　　If you prefer to compromise rather than explode, you are likely to come up with a third way of accomplishing goals, which may satisfy both.

　　高考經(jīng)典英語作文：High School Students and Hair Style

　　Closely following my graduation from junior high school in 1975 I entered a college to major in Chemical Engineering. Thus I have had no experience whatever as a senior high school student. I do not really know how the average high-schoolers react to this “hair problem,“ so the point of view I offer here is strictly personal. The main reason why the authorities want to impose a prescribed hair style on the high-schoolers is that this would prevent them from being contaminated by bad social influences. But I can cite an example to show that the length or the style of one‘s hair has no baleful effect at all on a student‘s behavior. From the day they enter the school the students of the college are perfectly free to choose their own hair styles, yet nobody says the students here are spoiled by such freedom. Is this enough to justify the demand that high-schoolers be liberated from a prescribed hair style?

　　高考經(jīng)典英語作文：童年的記憶

　　(A Memory of My Childhood)

　　My childhood was happy with my mother‘s love. In my young heart, my mother was strong and healthy, and never got sick. She took me to the kindergarten and home every day, in spite of rain and wind.

　　But one day, after we got home from the kindergarten, my mother went into the bedroom and stayed in bed. I didn‘t know what had happened. I sat beside her and wanted to cry. My mother said to me, "It doesn‘t matter, mum has only a stomachache. I will be all right after a while." Although mother said so, I found tears in her eyes because of pain. At that time I knew adults also got ill and cried. I decided I would take care of my mother from then on.

　　高考經(jīng)典英語作文：我生活中的問題

　　(Problems in My Life)

　　In the life, everybody has a lot of problem. For example, I am a wonderful student. I can usually get a high mark. I study very well. But sometimes I reckless of the examination, so, I can‘t do it very well. After the exam, I blow it. Most of my teachers usually apprehend me, but my mother sometimes makes little of me. She usually says that,‘ Honey, why you blew the exam, don‘t forget, you are an excellent student, you must study hard, and you must get the high mark next exam.‘

　　When my mother says that, I always feel very chagrin. I am not oracle, why I can‘t make mistakes. But my father apprehends me. He thinks I am a children, so I can make a little mistake. I always study hard after I blew the exam, because my father cheers on me. I study hard for me, for him, of course, I study hard for my mother too.

　　When we barge up against, don‘t trepidation, don‘t be scared, and tell the tribulation to our kiths, they can help you.

　　高考經(jīng)典英語作文：閱覽室里得到的教訓(xùn)

　　(A Lesson Learned in the Reading-room)

　　There are not enough seats in the reading-room in our school. Just because of this, I had a very special experience that I shall never forget.

　　One day, I was annoyed ① by the hot weather. After drinking a bottle of water, I ran fast towards the reading-room.When I pushed the door open, I saw what I expected. There was no empty seat. I looked very carefully at every corner, hoping to find one, but it seemed hopeless. Suddenly I caught sight of an empty seat with a book on it. I knew it must have been “occupied②”by someone, but I was eager to sit down to have a rest after running. So I put the book on the other side of the table, and sat down.

　　About 10 minutes later, I heard a very low voice behind me. “Excuse me, sister. I‘m afraid that this seat is mine.”“What? It‘s yours? How can you say that?” The little girl seemed a little nervous. “I remember I put my book on this desk before lunch,”she said. “Please don‘t draw a conclusion so quickly before you have enough evidence ③! ”I said in a loud voice. It made nearly everyone in the room turn their heads towards me. I felt a little embarrassed.Just then, a student next to me said,“To tell the truth, this seat is really the little girl‘s. I think you should give it to her.” My face turned red at once. I can‘t describe how I felt at that moment, and I don‘t remember how I went out of the room with my books before so many eyes.

　　This happened 4 years ago. Since then I have often asked myself if I have done anything without considering other people‘s rights.

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