父母的教導(dǎo)如果堅定始終如一和理性孩子就有可能充滿自信，使用精心挑選的無意義詞匯可以檢驗語言學(xué)科里許多基本的假定，它能做的最敏捷的動作就是揮一揮它彎曲的胳膊，依照最近的一項調(diào)查每年有人死于與吸煙有關(guān)的疾
經(jīng)典英語——句子(2)
4.給美國的新移民增加教育設(shè)施比任何社會運動都更多的激發(fā)了ElizabethWilliams的熱情。
45.Quailstypicallyhaveshortroundedwingsthatenablethemtospringintofullflightinstantlywhendisturbedintheirhidingplaces.
45.典型的鵪鶉都長有短而圓的翅膀，憑此他們可以在受驚時一躍而起，飛離它們的躲藏地。
46.Accordingtoanthropologists,theearliestancestorsofhumansthatstooduprightresembledchimpanzeesfacially,withslopingforeheadsandprotrudingbrows.
46.根據(jù)人類學(xué)家的說法，直立行走的人的鼻祖面部輪廓與黑猩猩相似，額頭后傾，眉毛突出。
47.Notuntil1866wasthefullysuccessfultransatlanticcablefinallylaid.
47.直到1866年第一條橫跨大西洋的電纜才完全成功的架通。
48.Inhiswriting,JohnCroweRansomdescribeswhatheconsidersthespiritualbarrenneofsocietybroughtaboutbyscienceandtechnology.
48.JohnCroweRansom在他的著作中描述了他認(rèn)為是由科學(xué)技術(shù)給社會帶來的精神貧困。
49.Childrenwithparentswhoseguidanceisfirm,consistent,andrationalareinclinedtopossehighlevelsofself-confidence.
49.父母的教導(dǎo)如果堅定，始終如一和理性，孩子就有可能充滿自信。
50.TheancientHopewellpeopleofNorthAmericaprobablycultivatedcornandothercrops,buthuntingandgatheringwerestillofcriticalimportanceintheireconomy.
50.北美遠(yuǎn)古的Hopewell人很可能種植了玉米和其他農(nóng)作物，但打獵和采集對他們的經(jīng)濟(jì)貿(mào)易仍是至關(guān)重要的。
http://emrowgh.com ingmanysymbolsmakesitpossibletoputalargeamountofinFORMationonasinglemap.
51.使用多種多樣的符號可以在一張地圖里放進(jìn)大量的信息。
52.Anarchismisatermdescribingaclusterofdoctrinesandattitudeswhoseprincipalunitingfeatureisthebeliefthatgovernmentisbothharmfulandunnecessary.
52.無go-vern-ment主義這個詞描述的是一堆理論和態(tài)度，它們的主要共同點在于相信go-vern-ment是有害的，沒有必要的。
53.ProbablynomanhadmoreeffectonthedailylivesofmostpeopleintheUntiedStatesthandidHenryFordapioneerinautomobileproduction.
53.恐怕沒有誰對大多數(shù)美國人的日常生活影響能超過汽車生產(chǎn)的先驅(qū)亨利.福特。
54.Theuseofwell-chosennonsensewordsmakespossiblethetestingofmanybasichypothesesinthefieldoflanguagelearning.
54.使用精心挑選的無意義詞匯，可以檢驗語言學(xué)科里許多基本的假定。
55.Thehistoryofpaintingisafascinatingchainofeventsthatprobablybeganwiththeveryfirstpicturesevermade.
55.優(yōu)化歷史是由一連串的迷人事件組成，其源頭大概可以上溯到最早的圖畫。
56.Perfectlymatchedpearls,strungintoanecklace,bringafarhigherpricethanthesamepearlstoldindividually.
56.相互般配
的珍珠，串成一條項鏈，就能賣到比單獨售出好得多的價錢。
57.Duringtheeighteenthcentury,LittleTurtlewaschiefoftheMiamitribewhoseterritorybecamewhatisnowIndianaandOhio.
57.十八世紀(jì)時，"小烏龜"是邁阿密部落的酋長，該部落的地盤就是今天的印第安那州和俄亥俄州。
58.Amongalmostsevenhundredspeciesofbamboo,somearefullygrownatlethanafoothigh,whileotherscangrowthreefeetintwenty-fourhours.
58.在竹子的近七百個品種中，有的全長成還不到一英尺，有的卻能在二十四小時內(nèi)長出三英尺。
59.Beforestaringonaseavoyage,prudentnavigatorslearntheseacharts,studythesailingdirections,andmemorizelighthouse本地stopreparethemselvesforanyconditionstheymightencounter.
59.謹(jǐn)慎的航海員在出航前，會研究航向，記錄的燈塔的位置，以便對各種可能出現(xiàn)的情況做到有備無患。
60.Ofalltheeconomicallyimportantplants,palmshavebeentheleaststudied.
60.在所有的經(jīng)濟(jì)作物中，棕櫚樹得到的研究最少。
61.Buyersandsellersshouldbeawareofnewdevelopmentsintechnologycananddoesaffectmarketingactivities.
61.購買者和銷售者都應(yīng)該留意技術(shù)的新發(fā)展，原因很簡單，因為技術(shù)能夠并且已經(jīng)影響著營銷活動。
62.Theapplicationofelectroniccontrolsmadepossiblebythemicroprocessorandcomputerstoragehavemultipliedtheusesofthemodern無效writer.
62.電腦儲存和由于電子微處理機(jī)得以實現(xiàn)的電控運用成倍的增加了現(xiàn)代打字機(jī)的功能。
63.Thehumanskeletonconsistsofmorethantwohundredbonesboundtogetherbytoughandrelativelyinelasticconnectivetissuescalledligaments.
63.人類骨骼有二百多塊骨頭組成，住些骨頭石油堅韌而相對缺乏彈性的，被稱為韌帶的結(jié)蒂組連在一起。
64.Thepigmentationofapearlisinfluencedbythe無效ofoysterinwhichitdevelopsandbythedepth,temperature,andthesaltcontentofthewaterinwhichtheoysterlives.
64.珍珠的色澤受到作為其母體牡蠣種類及牡蠣生活水域的深度，溫度和含鹽度的制約。
65.Althoughmockingbirdssuperblymimicthesongsandcallsofmanybirds,theycannonethelebequicklyidentifiedasmockingbirdsbycertainauralclues.
65.盡管模仿鳥學(xué)很多種鳥的鳴叫聲惟妙惟肖，但人類還是能夠依其聲音上的線索很快識別它們。
66.Notonlycanwalkingfishliveoutofwater,buttheycanalsotravelshortdistancesoverland.
66.鲇魚不僅可以離開水存活，還可以在岸上短距離移動。
67.Scientistsdonotknowwhydinosaursbecameextinct,butsometheoriespostulatethatchangersingeography,climate,andsealevelswereresponsible.
67.科學(xué)家不知道恐龍為何絕種了，但是一些理論推斷是地理，氣候和海平面的變
化造成的。
68.Thescienceofhorticulture,inwhichtheprimaryconcernsaremaximumyieldandsuperiorquality,utilizesinFORMationderivedfromothersciences.
68.主要目的在于豐富和優(yōu)質(zhì)的農(nóng)藝學(xué)利用了其他科學(xué)的知識。
69.Snowaidsfarmersbykeepingheartinthelowergroundlevels,therebysavingtheseedsfromfreezing.
69.雪對農(nóng)民是一種幫助，因為它保持地層土壤的溫度，使種子不致凍死。
70.Eventhoughtheprecisequalitiesofheroinliterarywordsmayvaryovertime,thebasicexemplaryfunctionoftheheroseemstoremainconstant.
70.歷代文學(xué)作品中的英雄本色雖各有千秋，但其昭世功力卻是恒古不變的。
71.Peopleinprehistorictimescreatedpaintsbygrindingmaterialssuchasplantsandclayintopowerandthenaddingwater.
71.史前的人們制造顏料是將植物和泥土等原料磨成粉末，然后加水。
72.Oftenveryannoyingweeds,goldenrodscrowdoutlehardyplantsandactashoststomanyinsectpests.
72.hj花通常令人生厭，它擠走不那么頑強(qiáng)的植物，并找來很多害蟲。
73.Startingaround7000B.C.,andforthenextfourthousandyears,muchoftheNorthernHemisphereexperiencedtemperatureswarmerthanatpresent.
73.大約從公元前七千年開始，在四千年當(dāng)中，北半球的溫度比現(xiàn)在高。
74.WhenHenryFordfirstsoughtfinancialbackingformakingcars,theverynotionoffarmersandclerksowningautomobileswasconsideredridiculous.
74.當(dāng)亨利.福特最初制造汽車為尋求資金支持時，農(nóng)民和一般職員也能擁有汽車的想法被認(rèn)為是可笑的。
75.Thoughoncequitelarge,thepopulationofthebaldeagleacroNorthAmericahasdrasticallydeclinedinthepastfortyyears.
75.北美禿頭鷹的數(shù)量一度很多，但在近四十年中全北美的禿頭鷹數(shù)量急劇下降。
76.Thebeaverchewsdowntreestogetfoodandmaterialwithwhichtobuilditshome.
76.水獺啃倒樹木，以便取食物并獲得造窩的材料。
77.Poodleswereonceusedasretrieversinduckhunting,buttheAmericanKennelClubdoesnotconsiderthemsportingdogsbecausetheyarenowprimarilykeptaspets.
77.長卷毛狗曾被用作獵鴨時叼回獵物的獵犬，但是美國KennelClub卻不承認(rèn)它們?yōu)楂C犬，因為它們現(xiàn)在大多數(shù)作為寵物飼養(yǎng)。
78.Asaresultofwhatisnowknowinphysicsandchemistry,scientistshavebeenabletomakeimportantdiscoveriesinbiologyandmedicine.
78.物理學(xué)和化學(xué)的一個成果是使得科學(xué)家們能在生物學(xué)和醫(yī)學(xué)上獲得重大發(fā)現(xiàn)。
79.ThepracticeofmakingexcellentfilmsbasedonratherobscurenovelshasbeengoingonsolongintheUnitedStatesastoconstituteatradition.
79.根據(jù)默默無聞的小說制作優(yōu)秀影片在美國由來已久，已經(jīng)成為傳統(tǒng)。
80.Sincetheconsumerconsidersthebestfruitto
obethatwhichisthemostattractive,thegrowermustprovideproductsthatsatisfythediscerningeye.
80.因為顧客認(rèn)為最好的水果應(yīng)該看起來也是最漂亮的，所以種植者必須提供能滿足挑剔眼光的產(chǎn)品。
http://emrowgh.com evisionthemostpervasiveandpersuasiveofmoderntechnologies,markedbyrapidchangeandgrowth,ismovingintoanewera,aneraofextraordinarysophisticationandversatility,whichpromisestoreshapeourlivesandourworld.
81.電視，這項從迅速變化和成長為標(biāo)志的最普及和最有影響力的現(xiàn)代技術(shù)，正在步入一個新時代，一個極為成熟和多樣化的時代，這將重塑我們的生活和世界。
http://emrowgh.com evisionismorethanjustanelectronics;itisameansofexpression,aswellasavehicleforcommunication,andassuchbecomesapowerfultoolforreachingotherhumanbeings.
82.電視不僅僅是一件電器；它是表達(dá)的手段和交流的載體并因此成為聯(lián)系他人的有力工具。
83.Evenmoreshockingisthefactthatthenumberandrateofimprisonmenthavemorethandoubledoverthepasttwentyyears,andrecidivism------thatistherateforre-arrest------ismorethan60percent.
83.更讓人吃驚的事實是監(jiān)禁的數(shù)目和比例在過去的二十年中翻了一番還有余，以及累犯率——即再次拘押的比例——為百分之六十強(qiáng)。
84.HisteachingbeganattheMassachusettsInstituteofTechnology,butWilliamRaineyHarperluredhimtothenewuniversityofChicago,whereheremainedofficiallyforexactlyagenerationandwherehisstudentsinadvancedcompositionfoundhimterrifyinglyfrigidintheclassroombutsympatheticandunderstandingintheirpersonalconferences.
84.他的教書生涯始于麻省理工學(xué)院，但是WilliamRaineyHarper把他吸引到了新成立的芝加哥大學(xué)。他在那里正式任職長達(dá)整整一代人的時間。他的高級作文課上的學(xué)生覺得他在課上古板得可怕，但私下交流卻富有同情和理解。
85.Theslothpayssuchlittleattentiontoitspersonalhygienethatgreenalgaegrowonitscoarsehairandcommunitiesofaparasiticmothliveinthedepthsofitscoatproducingcaterpillarswhichgrazeonitsmouldyhair.Itsmusclesaresuchthatitisquitsincapableofmovingataspeedofoverakilometeranhourevenovertheshortestdistancesandtheswiftestmovementitcanmakeisasweepofitshookedarm.
85.樹獺即不講究衛(wèi)生，以至于它粗糙的毛發(fā)上生出綠苔，成群的寄生蛾生長在它的皮毛深處，變成毛毛蟲，并以它的臟毛為食。她的肌肉不能讓他哪怕在很短的距離以內(nèi)以每小時一公里的速度移動。它能做的最敏捷的動作就是揮一揮它彎曲的胳膊。
86.Artificialflowersareusedforscientificaswellasfordecorativepurposes.Theyaremadefromavarietyofmaterials,suchaswayandglass,soskillfullythattheycanscar
celybedistinguishedfromnaturalflowers.
86.人造花卉即可用于科學(xué)目的，也可用于裝飾目的，它們可以用各種各樣的材料制成，臂如蠟和玻璃；其制作如此精巧，幾乎可以以假亂真。
87.ThreeyearsofresearchatanabandonedcoalmineinArgonne,Illinois,haveresultedinfindingsthatscientistsbelievecanhelpreclaimthousandsofminedisposalsitesthatscarthecoal-richregionsoftheUnitedStates.
87.在伊利諾州Angonne市的一個廢棄煤礦的三年研究取得了成果，科學(xué)家們相信這些成果可以幫助改造把美國產(chǎn)煤區(qū)弄得傷痕累累的數(shù)千個舊煤常
88.Whenthepersuadingandtheplanningforthewesternrailroadshadfinallybeencompleted,thereallychallengingtaskremained:thedangerous,sweaty,backbreaking,brawlingbusineofactuallybuildingthelines.
88.當(dāng)有關(guān)西部鐵路的說服和規(guī)劃工作終于完成后，真正艱難的任務(wù)還沒有開始；即危險，吃力，需要傷筋動骨和吵吵嚷嚷的建造這些鐵路的實際工作。
89.Becauseofthespacecrunch,theArtMuseumhasbecomeincreasinglycautiousinconsideringacquisitionsanddonationsofart,insomecasespassingupopportunitiestostrengtheniscollections.
89.由于空間不足，藝術(shù)博物館在考慮購買和接受捐贈的藝術(shù)品是越來越慎重，有些情況下放棄其進(jìn)一步改善收藏的機(jī)會。
90.TheUnitedStatesConstitutionrequiresthatPresidentbeanatural-borncitizen,thirty-fiveyearsofageorolder,whohaslivedintheUnitedStatesforaminimumoffourteenyears.
90.美國憲法要求總統(tǒng)是生于美國本土的公民，三十五歲以上，并且在美國居住了至少十四年。
91.AridregionsinthesouthwesternUnitedStateshavebecomeincreasinglyinvitingplaygroundsforthegrowingnumberofrecreationseekerswhoownvehiclessuchasmotorcyclesorpoweredtrailbikesandindulgeinhill-climbingcontestsorincavingnewtrailsinthedesert.
91.美國西部的不毛之地正成為玩耍的地方，對越來越多擁有摩托車或越野單車類車輛的，喜歡放縱于爬坡比賽或開辟新的沙漠通道的尋歡作樂者具有不斷增長的吸引力。
92.Stonedoesdecay,andsotoolsoflongagohaveremainedwheneventhebonesofthemanwhomadethemhavedisappearedwithouttrace.
92.石頭不會腐爛，所以以前的(石器)工具能保存下來，雖然它們的制造者已經(jīng)消失的無影無蹤。
93.Insectswouldmakeitimpossibleforustoliveintheworld;theywoulddevourallourcropsandkillourflocksandherds,ifitwerenotfortheprotectionwegetfrominsect-eatinganimals.
93.昆蟲就將會使我們無法在這個世界上居�。蝗绻覀儧]有受到以昆蟲為食的動物的保護(hù)，昆蟲就會吞嚼掉我們所有的莊稼并殺死我們飼養(yǎng)的禽獸。94.Itistruethatduringtheirexplorationsthey
oftenfaceddifficultiesanddangersofthemostperilousnature,equippedinamannerwhichwouldmakeamodernclimbershudderatthethought,buttheydidnotgooutoftheirwaytocourtsuchexcitement.
94.確實，他們在探險中遇到了極具威脅性的困難和危險，而他們的裝備會讓一個現(xiàn)代登山者想一想都會渾身顫栗。不過他們并不是刻意去追求刺激的。
95.Thereisonlyonedifferencebetweenanoldmanandayoungone:theyoungmanhasagloriousfuturebeforehimandoldonehasasplendidfuturebehindhim:andmaybethatiswheretherubis.
95.老人和年輕人之間只有一個區(qū)別：年輕人的前面有輝煌的未來，老年人燦爛的未來卻已在它們身后。這也許就是困難之所在。
96.Ifindyoungpeopleexciting.Theyhaveanairoffreedom,andtheyhavenotadrearycommitmenttomeanambitionsorlovecomfort.Theyarenotanxioussocialclimbers,andtheyhavenodevotiontomaterialthings.
96.我們位年強(qiáng)人振奮。它們帶有自由的氣息，他們不會為狹隘的野心和貪婪享受而孜孜以求。他們不是焦慮的向上爬的人，他們不會對物質(zhì)性的東西難舍難分。
97.IamalwaysamazedwhenIhearpeoplesayingthatsportcreatesgoodwillbetweenthenations,andthatifonlythecommonpeoplesoftheworldcouldmeetoneanotheratfootballorcricket,theywouldhavenoinclinationtomeetonthebattlefield.
97.每次我聽說體育運動能夠在國家間建立起友好感情，說世界各地的普通人只要能在足球場或板球場上相遇就會沒有興趣在戰(zhàn)場上相遇的話，我都倍感詫異。
98.Itisimpossibletosaysimplyforthefunandexercise:assoonasthequestionofprestigearises,assoonasyoufeelthatyouandsomelargerunitwillbedisgracedifyoulose,themostsavagecombativeinstinctsarearound.
98.沒有可能僅僅為了娛樂或鍛煉而運動：一旦有了問題，一旦你覺得你輸了你和你所屬團(tuán)體會有失體面時，你最野蠻的好斗本能就會被激發(fā)出來。
99.Ithasbeenfoundthatcertainbatsemitsqueaksandbyreceivingtheechoes,theycanlocateandsteerclearofobstacles------orlocateflyinginsectsonwhichtheyfeed.Thisecho-本地inbatsisoftencomparedwithradar,theprincipleofwhichissimilar.
99.人們已經(jīng)發(fā)現(xiàn)，某些蝙蝠發(fā)出尖叫聲并靠接受回響來鎖定和避免障礙物——或者找到它們賴以為生的昆蟲。蝙蝠這種回響定位法常拿來和原理與之很相近似的雷達(dá)相比。
100.Asthetimeandcostofmakingaclipdroptoafewdaysandafewhundreddollars,engineersmaysoonbefreetolettheirimaginationssoarwithoutbeingpenalizedbyexpensivefailure.
100.隨著芯片制造時間和費用降低到了幾天和幾百美元，工程師們可能很快可以任他們的想象馳騁而不會被昂貴的失敗所懲罰。
2016高考英語作文經(jīng)典句子
1.Accordingtoarecentsurvey,fourmillionpeopledieeachyearfromdiseaseslinkedtosmoking.依照最近的一項調(diào)查，每年有4000000人死于與吸煙有關(guān)的疾玻
2.Thelatestsurveysshowthatquiteafewchildrenhaveunpleasantassociationswithhomework.最近的調(diào)查顯示相當(dāng)多的孩子對家庭作業(yè)沒什么好感。
3.NoinventionhasreceivedmorepraiseandabusethanInternet.沒有一項發(fā)明像互聯(lián)網(wǎng)一樣同時受到如此多的贊揚和批評。
4.Peopleseemtofailtotakeintoaccountthefactthateducationdoesnotendwithgraduation.人們似乎忽視了教育不應(yīng)該隨著畢業(yè)而結(jié)束這一事實。
5.Anincreasingnumberofpeoplearebeginningtorealizethateducationisnotcompletewithgraduation.越來越多的人開始意識到教育不能隨著畢業(yè)而結(jié)束。
6.Whenitcomestoeducation,themajorityofpeoplebelievethateducationisalifetimestudy.說到教育，大部分人認(rèn)為其是一個終生的學(xué)習(xí)。
7.Manyexpertspointoutthatphysicalexercisecontributesdirectlytoaperson'sphysicalfitness.許多專家指出體育鍛煉直接有助于身體健康。
8.Propermeasuresmustbetakentolimitthenumberofforeigntouristsandthegreateffortsshouldbemadetoprotectlocalenvironmentandhistoryfromtheharmfuleffectsofinternationaltourism.應(yīng)該采取適當(dāng)?shù)拇胧┫拗仆鈬糜握叩臄?shù)量，努力保護(hù)當(dāng)?shù)丨h(huán)境和歷史不受國際旅游業(yè)的不利影響。
9.Anincreasingnumberofexpertsbelievethatmigrantswillexertpositiveeffectsonconstructionofcity.However,thisopinionisnowbeingquestionedbymoreandmorecityresidents,whocomplainthatthemigrantshavebroughtmanyseriousproblemslikecrimeanddrug.越來越多的專家相信移民對城市的建設(shè)起到積極作用。然而，越來越多的城市居民卻懷疑這種說法，他們抱怨民工給城市帶來了許多嚴(yán)重的問題，像犯罪和吸毒。
10.Manycityresidentscomplainthatitissofewbusesintheircitythattheyhavetospendmuchmoretimewaitingforabus,whichisusuallycrowdedwithalargenumberofpassengers.許多市民抱怨城市的公交車太少，以至于他們要花很長時間等一輛公交車，而車上可能已滿載乘客。
11.Thereisnodenyingthefactthatairpollutionisanextremelyseriousproblem:thecityauthoritiesshouldtakestrongmeasurestodeal
withit.無可否認(rèn)，空氣污染是一個極其嚴(yán)重的問題：城市當(dāng)局應(yīng)該采取有力措施來解決它。
12.Aninvestigationshowsthatfemaleworkerstendtohaveafavorableattitudetowardretirement.一項調(diào)查顯示婦女歡迎退休。
13.Aproperparttimejobdoesnotoccupystudents'toomuchtime.Infact,itisunhealthyforthemtospendalloftimeontheirstudy.Asanoldsayinggoes:AllworkandnoplaymakesJackadullboy.一份適當(dāng)?shù)臉I(yè)余工作并不會占用學(xué)生太多的時間。事實上，把全部的時間都用到學(xué)習(xí)上并不健康，正如那句老話：只工作，不玩耍，聰明的孩子會變傻。
14.Anygovernment,whichisblindtothispoint,maypayaheavyprice.任何政府忽視這一點都將付出巨大的代價。
15.Nowadays,manystudentsalwaysgointorapturesatthemerementionofthecominglifeofhighschoolorcollegetheywillbegin.Unfortunately,formostyoungpeople,itisnotpleasantexperienceontheirfirstdayoncampus.當(dāng)前，一提到即將開始的學(xué)校生活，許多學(xué)生都會興高采烈。然而，對多數(shù)年輕人來說，校園剛開始的日子并不是什么愉快的經(jīng)歷。
16.Inviewoftheseriousneofthisproblem,effectivemeasuresshouldbetakenbeforethingsgetworse.考慮到問題的嚴(yán)重性，在事態(tài)進(jìn)一步惡化之前，必須采取有效的措施。
17.Themajorityofstudentsbelievethatparttimejobwillprovidethemwithmoreopportunitiestodeveloptheirinterpersonalskills,whichmayputtheminafavorablepositioninthefuturejobmarkets.大部分學(xué)生相信業(yè)余工作會使他們有更多機(jī)會發(fā)展人際交往能力，而這對他們未來找工作是非常有好處的。
18.Itisindisputablethattherearemillionsofpeoplewhostillhaveamiserablelifeandhavetofacethedangersofstarvationandexposure.無可爭辯，現(xiàn)在有成千上萬的人仍過著挨餓受凍的痛苦生活。
19.Althoughthisviewiswildlyheld,thisislittleevidencethateducationcanbeobtainedatanyageandatanyplace.盡管這一觀點被廣泛接受，很少有證據(jù)表明教育能夠在任何地點、任何年齡進(jìn)行。
20.Noonecandenythefactthataperson'seducationisthemostimportantaspectofhislife.沒有人能否認(rèn)：教育是人生最重要的一方面。
高一英語課必背經(jīng)典句子200句
必背經(jīng)典句子210句
1.IhatehikingandI'mnotintoclassicalmusic.
2.IsurftheInternetallthetimeandIlikeplayingcomputergames.
3.RockmusicisOK,andsoisskiing.
4.Chuckisabusinessmanwhoisalwayssobusythathehaslittletimeforhisfriends.
5.OnedayChuckisonaflightacrothePacificOceanwhensuddenlyhisplanecrashes.
6.Herealizesthathehasn’tbeenaverygoodfriendbecausehehasalwaysbeenthinkingabouthimself.
7.Chucklearnsthatweneedfriendstosharehappineandsorrow,andthatitisimportanttohavesomeonetocareabout.
8.WhenhemakesfriendswithWilson,heunderstandthatfriendshipisaboutfeelingsandthatwemustgiveasmuchaswetake.
9.ThelessonwecanlearnfromChuckandalltheotherswhohaveunusualfriendsisthatfriendsareteachers.
10.Ifoundthebathroom,butIdidn’tfindwhatIwaslookingfor.
11.Don’tforgettobuymesomeketchuponyourwayback.
12.Therearemorethan42countrieswherethemajorityofthepeoplespeakEnglish.
http://emrowgh.com otal,formorethan375millionpeopleEnglishistheirmothertongue.
14.InChinastudentslearnEnglishatschoolasaforeignlanguage,exceptforthoseinHongKong,wheremanypeoplespeakEnglishasafirstorasecondlanguage.
15.Inonlyfiftyyears,Englishhasdevelopedintothelanguagemostwidelyspokenandusedintheworld.
16.WithsomanypeoplecommunicatinginEnglisheveryday,itwillbecomemoreandmoreimportanttohaveagoodknowledgeofEnglish.
17.ForalongtimethelanguageinAmericastayedthesame,whilethelanguageinEnglandchanged.
http://emrowgh.com hesamewayAmericansstillusetheexpression―Igue―(meaning―Ithink‖),justastheBritishdid300yearsago.
19.Atthesametime,BritishEnglishandAmericanEnglishstartedborrowingwordsfromotherlanguages,endingupwithdifferentwords.
20.Exceptforthesedifferencesinspelling,writtenEnglishismoreorlethesameinbothBritishandAmericanEnglish.
21.However,mostofthetimepeoplefromthetwocountriesdonothaveanydifficultyinunderstandingeachother.
22.Manypeopletravelbecausetheywanttoseeothercountriesandvisitplacesthatarefamous,interestingorbeautiful.
23.Manyoftoday’stravelersarelookingforanunusualexperienceandadventuretravelisbecomingmoreandmorepopular.
24.Insteadofspendingyourvacationonabus,inahotelorsittingonthebeach,youmaywanttotryhiking.
25.Hikingisfunandexciting,butyoushouldn’tforgetsafety.
26.Araftisasmallboatthatyoucanusetopaddledownriversandstreams.
27.Ifyouwantanormalraftingtrip,chooseaquietstreamorriverthatiswideandhasfewfallentreesorrocks.
28.Thename―whitewater―comesfromthefactthatthewaterinthesestreamsandriverslookswhitewhenitmovesquickly.
29.Aswithhiking,youshouldalwaysthinkaboutyoursafetyandweargoodclothes.
30.JaneandBettyaregoingonseparateholidaysinafewdays’time.
31.WhenareyouofftoGuangzhou?
32.Myplaneleavesatseven,soIthinkwe’lltakeataxi.
33.SeeyouwhenIgetback.
34.Thenextmomentthefirstwavesweptherdown,swallowingthegarden.
35.Now,thewater,whichwascoldasiceandflowedfasterthanariver,wasaboveherknees.
36.JeffandFloralookedintoeachother’sfacewithalookoffright.
37.Flora,whosebeautifulhairanddrewereallcoldandwet,startedcrying.
38.Treeaftertreewentdown,cutdownbythewater,whichmusthavebeenthreemetersdeep.
39.Thegardenthatwasoncesobeautifulwascompletelydestroyed,sweptawaybythewildwater.
40.IfoundsomephotosofinterestingplaceswhichwerenottoofarawayfromChengdu.
41.HetoldmethatIcouldgoonatwo-daytriptoLeshanandEmei,whichwasn’ttooexpensive.
42.First,wewenttoLeshan,whereweclimbedallthewayupthemountaintoseetheBuddha.
43.Lookingupatthelargeheadanddownatthelargefeetmakesyoufeelsosmall.
44.WeiBintookphotosofusstandinginfrontoftheBuddha.
45.StevenSpielberg,whosemotherwasamusicteacher,wasbornin1946inasmalltowninAmerica.
46.In1959Spielbergwonaprizeforafilmwhichhemadewhenhewasthirteenyearsold.
47.Thereasonwhyhecouldnotgotherewasthathisgradesweretoolow.
48.Hereheworkedonashortfilm,whichwonhimajobastheyoungestfilmdirectorintheworld.
49.ThiswasthemomentwhenSpieberg’scareerreallytookoff.
50.Itisaboutabigwhitesharkthatattacksswimmerswhoarespendingtheirholidaysinasmallvillagebythesea.
51.Manypeoplewhosawthefilmwereafraidtoswimintheseawhentheyrememberedthescenesinwhichpeoplewereeatenbytheshark.
52.Spielberghasmadetwofilmsaboutcreaturesthatcometotheearthfromouterspace.
53.Forexample,ET(1982)isaboutayoungboycalledElliottwhomakesfriendswithasmallcreaturefromouterspaceandhelpshimtofindawaytogohome.
54.JurassicPark,whichSpielbergmadein1993,isaboutaparkwhereaveryrichmankeepsdifferentkindsofdinosaurs.
55.Inhiswarfilms,hehasshownthatloveandpeacewillwinoverwarintheend.
56.StevenSpielbergisoneofthetopdirectorsinthefilmindustryandalsohasmanyfansinChina.
57.Whenaskedaboutthesecretofhissuccess,StevenSpielbergsaidthatheowesmuchofhissucceandhappinetohiswifeandchildren.
58.HemetCateCapshaw,whoisanactress,whenhewasworkingononeofhisfilms.
59.Afterthatitstilltooksevenyearsbeforetheyfinallygotmarried.
60.MrGao,theonlyteacheroftheShuiquanPrimarySchool,hastostayawayforamonthtotakecareofhissickmother.
61.ThemostimportantthingforyoungMinzhiisnottoloseanymorepupilsfromtheschool---NOTONELESS—beforeMr.Gaoreturns!
62.Shetriestokeepthestudentsintheclassroombylockingthemupintheclassroomandrunningafterthosewhoescape.
63.Minzhiwantstogototown,butshecan’taffordtobuyabusticket.
64.Shewantsthemtoletherappearliveontheair,hopingthatHuikewillseeher.
65.Manypeoplelikethisnotjustbecausethestoryitselfismoving,butalsobecausemostofthepeopleinthefilmusetheirrealnamesandplaythemselves.
66.Igueitwasn’treallyyourfault,wasit?
67.PeoplewhogotoaformalWesterndinnerpartyforthefirsttimemaybesurprisedbytablemannersinWesternculture.
68.Havinggoodtablemannersmeansknowing,forexample,howtouseknivesandforks,whentodrinkatoastandhowtobehaveatthetable.
69.Theknifeandforkthatareclosesttoyourplatearealittlebitbiggerthantheonesbesidethem.
70.InChina,yousometimesgetahot,dampclothtocleanyourfaceandhands,which,however,isnotthecustominWesterncountries.
71.Whendrinkingtosomeone’shealth,youraiseyourglasses,buttheglassesshouldnottouch.
72.Althoughgoodmannersalwaysmakeyoulookgood,youdonotneedtoworryaboutalltheseruleswhilehavingdinnerwithyourfriendsorfamily.
73.Itistruethatmanyoftheworld’sgreatestcitieshavebeenbuiltonthebanksofariver.
74.Wewilldoeverythingwecantosaveourcity.
75.PiecesofthepalacesthathadbeenhiddenbeforetheNaziscamecouldbeusedtobuildthecityanditsculture.
76.Withthehelpofoldpaintingsandphotographs,thepeopleofStPetersburgwereabletobringbackthebeautyoftheircultureandhistory.
77.Oldpaintings,includingaportraitofPetertheGreatwhichwasfoundinthesnowoutsideStPetersburg,havebeencarefullyrecreated,andtheoldpalaceshavebeenmadeaswonderfulasinthepast.
78.TodayPetertheGreatonhisbronzehorsecanonceagainlookoutoverthecityhebuilt.
79.Strong,proudandunited,thepeopleofStPetersburgarethemodernheroesofRussia.
80.Someofthegamesinwhichtheyoungmencompletedwere:running,jumpingandwrestling.
81.InSydneytheChineseteamgot28goldmedals,rankingthirdofthecompetingcountries.
82.ManyoftheChinesemedalswerewonindivingandgymnasticsandalsoineventssuchasweightliftingandshooting.
83.Followingthehistory-makingsucceinthe2000SydneyOlympicGames,Chinawonanothergreatcompetitionin2001whichwasnotforamedal.
84.ThepeopleofBeijing.andofthewholecountry,willbepreparingtolighttheOlympic.gzpinda.comeathletesandsportsfansfromallovertheworld.
85.WangMeiputsherhandintoherpocket,takesoutherredcellphoneandpressesthetalkkey.
86.Cellphones,ormobilephones,makeitpossibleforustotalktoanyonefromanywhere.
87.Newfunctionsarebeingaddedtothephones.
88.Thelatestcellphoneshavefeaturessuchasgames,musicandanelectroniccalendarthatwillremindyouaboutappointmentsandimportantdates.
89.Thestudentsobeytherulesandagreenottousetheirphonesintheclassroom.
90.Theanswerseemstobethatwehaveaneedtostayintouchwithfriendsandfamilynomatterwhereweareorwhatwearedoing.
91.Havingacellphonealsomakesusfeelsafer,sincewecancallforhelpincaseofanemergency.
92.Shesaysthathercellphonehelpsherdowhatevershewantstodoandstillstayintouchwithherparentsandfriends.
93.‖Ithinkit’sthemostusefulinventionever―WangMeisaysassheisdiallingthenumbertoXiaoLiagaintoaskherwhatshewillbewearingtoschooltomorrow.
94.WangMeicallsherbestfriendXiaoLiatleastonceadaytoseehowsheisdoingandwhatisgoingon.
95.Once,theearthwasabeautifulblueplanetwherepeoplelivedhappilyamongtreesandanimals.
96.Thehumanbeingshavebeenabletokeepasmall,secretschoolopensincethemachinestookover.
97.Now,theleaderhasaskedagroupofstudentstodowhattheycantosavetheearth.
98.Instead,thestudentshavedecidedtocomeupwithapeacefulsolution.
99.SteveJonesisanenvironmentalexpertwhotriestokeepanimalsandplantsfrombecomingendangered.
100.Weoftentalkabouthowimportantitistotakecareofourselvesandourplanet,butwedon’talwaysdoaswesay.
101.Manyoftheearth’splantsandanimalshavealreadydiedout,andseveralotherspeciesareendangered.
102.Ifwewanttoliveabetterlifeandhaveabrightfuture,wemustlearntoactinwaysthatdonotharmotherlivingthings.
103.Ifweknowmoreaboutwhatcausesendangerment,wemaybeabletotakemeasuresbeforeitistoolate.
104.Aspeciescanbecomeendangeredfordifferentreasons.
105.Animalsandplantsmusthaveahabitat,orhome,whichiscomfortableandclean,andwherethereisenoughfoodandotherresources.
106.Theyareallusedtotheirenvironment;thatis,theyhavelearnthowtolivesuccessfullyintheirhabitat.
107.Expertstellusthatweneedtothinkaboutwhatwecandotokeepanimalsandplantsfrombecomingendangered.
108.ProfessorStevensonexplainedtothestudentsthatthemiludeerhadbeenverycommoninChinaalongtimeago,butitdisappearedduringtheMingandQingDynasties.
109.WhatwehearontheradioorseeonTVisonlyasmallpartofallthewonderfulmusicthatiswaitingforus.
110.Peoplehavebeenplayingthebluesformanyyears,butthemusichaskeptmanyofitscharacteristics.
111.Hip-topmusicoftencombinespartsofotherstylestocreatemusicthatwillhelppeoplehearnewthingsinoldmusic.
112.Latinmusic–musicthatusestraditionalstylesfromLatinAmerica—hasspreadallovertheworld.
113.ThebluescomesfromAfricansongsthatpeopleusedtosingwhentheyworkedandduringfestivals.
114.Thereisawidevarietyofnewmusictobediscoveredineverycorneroftheworld,sothenexttimeyoulookforatapeoraCD,don’tjustlookforChineseorAmericanmusic—openyour
earstothesoundsoftheworld.
115.Theyplaymusictosatisfytheirinnerdesire.
116.Theydonotthinkhowmuchmoneytheycanmakefromasong;instead,theysingfortheiremotionsandliveformusic.
117.Theproceofmakingrockmusic,however,istotallydifferent.
118.Youmustbelieveinwhatyoudoandwhoyouwanttosucceedintheworld–themagicalworldofHogwartsandtherealone.
119.Ifonlytheycouldfindawaytogettotheroom,orwhateveritwas,behindthewall.
120.Oureatinghabitshavechanged,ashasourwayoflife,andthefuelweneedforourbodiesisalsodifferent.
121.Ifwewanttokeepupwiththehighpaceofmodernlife,wehadbetterlearntomaketherightchoicesaboutwhatandhowweeat.
122.Whenwechoosewhattobuyandeat,wehadbetterthinkwhetherthefoodwillgiveusthenutrientsweneed.
123.Vitamins,whichwecangetfromeatingvegetables,fruit,fishanddrinkingmilk,helpourbodyfightdisease.
124.Manypeopletodaymakechoicesabouttheireatinghabitsbasedonwhattheybelieve.
http://emrowgh.com anicvegetablesarethosethataregrownwithoutchemicalsthatcanbeharmfultohumanbeingsortheenvironment.
126.Becausewehavesomuchtochoosefrom,manycompaniesandstoresofferadviceaboutwhatweshouldeat.
127.Thebestwaytomakesurethatwewillfeelandlookfineistodevelophealthyeatinghabits.128.Onlyinthatwaywillwebereadyfrothechallengesandopportunitiesinlife.
129.Iamalittlenervousabout,becauseIamnotsurehowIshouldbehaveatthedinnertable.130.TheweekfollowingChristmasDay,manyAfrican—Americanfamiliesgettogethertogreetthenewyearandthinkaboutthepast.
131.Kwanzaawasbornin1966,whenpeoplecreatedanewfestivalsothatAfricanAmericanswouldbeabletocelebratetheirhistoryandculture.
132.Wemustdoasmuchaswecantomakeourcommunitybetterandmorebeautiful.
133.SinceKwanzaaisatimeforlearningaswellasjoy,peoplecelebrateitbylightingacandleeachdayanddiscussingoneofthesevenprinciplesofKwanzaa.
134.Eachtimewecelebrateafestivalitchangesalittleandinthatwaywekeepourculturealive.135.PeterplayedatrickonCarolandshewouldn’ttalktohimfortwodays.TheymadepeaceafterPetertreatedhertoanicelunch.
136.Itisareminderthatweneedtocareabouttheworldweliveinandthatweshouldlearntorespectlifeandnature.
137.Thebesttrickisonethatmakeseveryonelaugh,includingthe―fool‖.
138.DoyourememberoneafternoontenyearsagowhenIcametoyourhouseandborrowedanecklaceofyours?
139.Ican’tbetheonlywomanwhoisn’twearingjewellery.
140.Isawalovelydiamondnecklacewithabigbluestoneinthecenter.
141.PierreandIdidhaveaverygoodtimeattheball.Butthatwasthelastmomentofhappineinourlives.
142.OnourwayhomethatnightIlookeddownandsawthatthenecklacewasnotaroundmyneck
anymore.
143.Ifweworktogether,wemightcomeupwithaverygoodstory.
144.Thestudentisonherwaytoschoolandshemeetsagirlthatlooksexactlylikeher.
http://emrowgh.com he18thcentury,BenjaminFranklinconductedanumberexperimentsinwhichheshowedwhatelectricityis.
146.HavingrealizedthatIcoulduseakitetoattractlightning,Idecidedtodoanexperiment.
147.Whenthefirstthunderstormcame,ItookmycondensertoashedinthefieldswhereIcoulddomyexperiment.
148.Tiethecornersofthehandkerchieftothepointsofthecross,andyouwillhaveanicestrongkite.
149.Thisribbon,whichmustnotgetwet,willprotectyoufromtheelectricity.
150.Britishlawsaysthateverynewdrugmustbetestedonatleasttwodifferentkinksofanimals,suchasmiceordogs.
151.Scientistssaythatifamedicineworkswithanimals,thereisaveryhighchancethatitalsoworkswithpeople.
152.Thereisnodoubtthat100yearsagoanimaltestingwascruelbuttodayanimalsinexperimentsareverywelltakencareof.
153.Ithasoftenbeensaidthatlifeisdifficultasitis.Forwomenitsometimestwiceasdifficult.154.OnthethirddayIwasstrugglingthroughstormyweatherandduringthenextweekthewindgrewstrongerandIfoundmyselfspendingawholedayinmytent.
155.Changeswerejustaroundthecorner.
156.IhadtraveledonlytwohoursonedaywhenthewindsincreasedsomuchthatIhadtoputmytentupbeforethewindsbecametoostrong.
157.IwasthankfulforallthetrainingIhadhad.
158.IwassooptimisticthatIdecidedthatthenextday,Iwouldincreasemyworkdayto12hours.159.Lyingontheice,Iwouldsoondie.IstruggledtomykneesknowingthatsomehowIhadtoputmytentupforshelter.
160.ItisanexperienceIshallneverforgetandshallvaluefortherestofmylife.
161.Inhertelevisionshowsshemakesitpossibletotalkaboutgreatmomentsanddifficultiesinpeople’slives.Shehashelpedthousandsofmenandwomencometotermswiththingsthatbotherthemandthattheycouldnottalkaboutwithothers.
162.Sheisablackwomanwhoserisetofameisaninspiringstory.
163.Itwasatimeinwhichmanysadthingshappenedtoher.
164.In1984,shemovedtoChicago,whereshebecamethehostofatalkshowcalled―AMChicago‖.
165.Herlifeshowsusthathardworkanddisciplinearetheroadtoself—improvement,andsucceliessomewherealongtheroad.
166.WhenIgrowupIhopetobejustassuccessfulasyouare.
167.NewZealandisanislandthatliesofftheeasterncoastofAustralia.Itismakeupoftwolargeislands:NorthIslandandSouthIsland.
168.TheoceanandseassurroundingtheislandsaredeepblueandmanyofNewZealand’scitieslieonabayandhaveanaturaldeepharbor.
169.TheNorthIslandisfamousfroanareaofhotsprings,someofwhichthrowhotwaterhighintotheair.
170.TherearemanyplantsandanimalsthatonlyliveinNewZealand.
171.Morethan120yearslater,CapitalJamesCooktookpossessionoftheislandsin1796andfromthattimeBritishpeoplestartedtosettleinNewZealand.
172.ItisagoodthingthatNewZealandhelpstheMaoritokeeptheirownlanguageandculture.173.NewZealandhasapopulationofabout3.8millionpeople,ofwhichaboutfourteenpercentareMaori.
174.ThemajorityofthepeoplespeakEnglish.However,Maori,whichthenativelanguageoftheMaoripeople,isalsoanofficiallanguage.
175.Maorichildrenaretaughtatanearlyagewhattodowhentheycomethemarae.
176.NewZealandwineisofhighqualityandissoldallovertheworld.Livinginacountrywithplentyofspaceandagoodclimate,NewZealandersloveallkindsofsportandoutdooractivities.177.FarmersinChinahavelongusedtechniquessuchasfertilizationandirrigationtomaketheirlandproducemore.
178.Tomakeasmuchuseofthelandaspossible,twoormorecropsareplantedeachyearwherepossible.
179.Itwasfromtheearly1990sthatscientistsstartedtodevelopednewtechniquestoincreaseagriculturalproductionwithoutharmingtheenvironment.
180.Notonlyisfoodproductionimportantbutalsotakingcareoftheenvironment.
http://emrowgh.com ingthelatesttechnologies,Chinesescientistsgrowvegetablesingreenhouse.
182.Todaymanyvegetablesarenotgrowningardensbutingreenhouseswheretheyareprotectedforthewind,rainandinsects.Thetemperatureiscontrolledwithcomputers,nomatterhowtheweatherisoutside.
183.OneofChina’searlyagriculturalscientistswasJiasixie,wholivedinthesixthcentury.
184.Ifyougoagainstnatureanddothingsatthewrongtimeofyear,youwillhavetodomoreworkandtheresultswillnobesogood.
185.Whenyouploughthesoil,ploughdeepthefirstandledeepthesecondtime.
186.Thebestharvestisreachedwhenfarmerschangedthecropsintheirfields.
187.Hesaidthatitisgoodtogrowdifferentplantsnexttoeachotherinthesamefield.
188.Thewisdomoffarmersabouttheweatherandfarmingiscollectedinmanypopularproverbsandpassedonfromgenerationtogeneration.
189.Theactorsmakeuslaughbymakingfunofsomebody’swayofdressingortellinganamusingstory.
190.Itistheirclothes,make-upandthewaytheywalkthatmakepeoplelaugh.
191.Whatcomedianshaveincommonwiththeplayersinacomedyistheirwayofplayingwithwords.
192.DatingbacktotheQinDynasty,thetraditionalcrosstalkshow,orxiangshengshows,havemadepeoplealloverChinaroarwithlaughterforcenturies.
193.ThestoryofhowIgotmynewjob,andcometobeonsuchgoodtermswithmyboisfunnyone.
194.IcycledasfastasIcouldandsawthatthedriverintheyellowcarwaswaitingattheredlight.195.Itoldhimthathewasadangertootherpeopleontheroad.
196.Drivecarefullysothateveryonecanenjoyalonglife.
197.TherewasawomanwhowasthebooftheofficeinwhichIwantedtowork.
198.Iwaspleasedthatthemanagerhaddecidedtobeangrywithmeforhavingbeensorude.
199.Wecanlearnalotaboutwhatapersonisthinkingbywatchinghisorherbodylanguage.200.Justlikespokenlanguage,bodylanguagevariesfromculturetoculture.
201.Whiletherearemanydifferentinterpretationofourbodylanguage,somegesturesseemtobeuniversal.
202.Ifwearefeelingdownorlonely,thereisnothingbetterthantoseethesmilingfaceofagoodfriend.
203.Thefathermusthavesaidsomethingencouragingbecausetheboyfinallygotupandmadeagoodspeech.
204.Unliketraditionalamusementparks,themeparksoftenwanttoteachvisitorssomething.205.Whattheyallhaveincommonisthattheycombinefunwithopportunitytlearnsomething.206.Themeparkstrytomakesurethatvisitorsleaveknowingmoreabouttheirtheme.207.HavingenjoyedtheridesattheHeadland,visitorscantaketheshuttletotheLowland.
208.Visitorscangoonexcitingrideswheretheycanfeelwhatitisliketodothethingstheyhaveseentheirheroesdointhemovie.
209.Theparksarebecomingmoreadvancedandnewtechnologyallowsustoexperiencealmostanythingwithoutactuallybeingindangerorriskinginjury.
210.Havingbeentoldthatherdaughtergotsick,shehurriedtotheschooltotakeherhome.