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小作文
StepOutsideandBreatheNature
Dearfellowstudents,
HaveyouimaginedlearningEnglishsurroundedbynature’sbeauty?That’swhatexactlyMr.Johnson’s
“TheTouchofNature”outdoorlessonoffereduslastweek.
Duringtheclass,weexploredthecampuswoods,observedvariousplantsandinsects,describedour
findingsinEnglish,sharingourfeelingsandthoughtsfreelyandevencomposedshortpoemsinspiredbythe
scenery.Itwasmorethanalesson—itwasahealingexperience.
Thisexperienceproveshownaturesharpensoursensesandsparkourcreativity.Isincerelyappeal
toyoutostepoutsideandembracenature,walkingamongtrees,feelingthebreeze,listeningtothebirds
singingandbreathingdeeply.Thesemomentswillsurelyrefreshyourspiritandinspirenewperspectives.
读后续写
Paragraph1
TomwasalreadyinthebackyardwhenIarrived.Iapproachedquietly,holdingouttheglovesand
seedlings.“SorryImessedupearlier,Ishouldn’thavebeenrudetoyou.”Imurmured.Tomturnedaround,
withafaintsurprisecrossinghisface.Hetookthemreadilyandgrinned,“That’sallright.Let’sgetstarted.”
Together,weplantedtheseedlings,himdiggingneatholesandmearrangingthemaccordingtothelayout.
Sweatdrippeddownourfaces,butlaughterreplacedourearliermisunderstandingaswehelpedeachother.
Wewaited,hopefulforalittlemiracletotakeroot.
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Finally,thebigdaycame—Mom’sbirthday.Weledhertothegarden,whereripetomatoeshungthick
andheavyonthebranches.Momhuggedustightly,tearsblurring（使视线模糊）hervision,“Thisisthe
bestbirthdaypresent—seeingyoutwoworktogether.”Dad,togetherwithus,pickedsomefreshtomatoes
tomakesauce.Weenjoyedit,chattingandlaughingjoyfully.Teamworkandunderstandingdidn’tjustgrow
plants,theybondedourheartscloserandwoveourfamilycloser.Familyloveisagiftfarsweeterthanany
sauce,amemorywewouldcherishforever.
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Text1
M：Ohdear，I’mlate.Ihavetobeintheofficeby8：00a.m.Thereisanimportantmeetingwithanewclient.
W：OK.Waitaminute.Icangiveyoualift.
Text2
W：Kevin，Ithinkit’stimewetalkedaboutyoutakingmorefinancialresponsibility.
M：Like，formycollegefee？Idon’tthinkmypart-timejobcoversthat.
W：Isee，butyoucancoversomesmallerexpenses，likeyourphonebills.
Text3
M：RememberMikenextdoorwhenwelivedinthecountryside?
W：Yes.Iheardhe’srunninghisownbookstorenow，andhe’sdoingprettywell.
M：Goodforhim.Hemustbedoingwhatheloves.Afterall，heusedtobesuchabooklover.
Text4
W：Goodmorning.CanIseeyourpassport?
M：Certainly.Hereitis.
W：Yes，that’sallright.Haveyougotanythingtodeclare?
M：Yes，Ihave.I’vegotsomewhiskyandsomecigarettes.
Text5
W：I’mgoingtotryoutsomenewrecipestonight.
M：Well，rememberthattheJacksarecomingoverfordinner.YouknowhowmuchIlikeyourcooking，dear，butmaybe
youshouldn’tpicktonightofallnightstoexperiment.
Text6
M：Mom，canwegotothezoo？There’sasealionshow.It’ssaidtobeveryexciting.
W：Howdoyouknowit？Didsomeoneinschooltellyou？
M：No，IsawacommercialonTV.
W：I’msorrythatwecan’tgo，dear.Peoplemightthinktheshowisentertaining，buttheanimalshavegonethroughsome
toughtraining.Theywouldneversufferthatiftheylivedinthewild.
M：ButMom，allofmyclassmateswillprobablygotoseeit.
W：Sorry，honey.WhatifwegotoawildlifezooinSanDiego？Therewillbenoshows，butyoucanseeplentyof
animals.
Text7
学科网（北京）股份有限公司M：I’msorry，butIamtrappedinatrafficjamnow.I’mgoingtobe30minuteslate.
W：Whattimedidyouleavethismorning？
M：Istartedmycarat7：30a.m.Normally，ittakesmeaboutanhourtogettotheoffice.Buttoday’stripwasanightmare.
Inthefuture，I’lltakethesubway.Itonlytakes45minutesintotal.
W：Soundslikeagoodplan.Sinceyoulivefarfromourcompany，thesubwayismorereliablethandrivingorridingabike.
Maybeyoucouldalsotryleavingearliertoavoidtherushhour.
Text8
M：Mrs.Day，Idon’tfeelsogood.
W：What’sbotheringyou，Thomas？Isitthesameproblemfromthismorning？Ican’tgiveyouanymoremedicineforthat
untiltomorrow.
M：No.It’snotmyhead.Nowmystomachhurts.
W：Idon’thaveanyotherpatientsrightnow，sowhydon’twesitandtalk？Doyourealizethatyou’vecometovisitme
hereatthehealthofficeeverydaysincecampbegan？
M：Yes，butI’mnotpretendingtobesick.Ireallyfeelbadandwanttogohome.
W：Well，Idon’tthinkit’sthefood.Noneoftheotherchildrenhavethisproblem.Ithinkyou’rejustmissingyourhomeand
parents.Thereisnothingwrongwiththat.
M：ThencanIgohomenow？
W：No.Yourparentsarecominginthreedays.Sorelaxuntilthen.
Text9
M：So，Grace，whatwasthebiggestdifficultythatyouhadinmanagingyourtimeatuniversity？
W：Well，whenIstartedcollege，Icouldn’tbelievehowmuchfreetimeIhad.Comparedwithhighschool，Ionlyhadtogo
toacoupleofclassesadayincollege！Itwaswonderful!Butthenhalfwaythroughthefirstterm，IrealizedIwas
supposedtobestudyingtherestofthetime!
M：So，whatadvicewouldyougivetonewcollegestudents？
W：Well，professorsexpectyoutoworkalotoutsideofclass.Souseaplanner.It’salsoimportanttoknowwhatthebest
timeforyoutostudyis.Like，aftertwoyears，IfinallyrealizedthatIdon’tdomybestworklateintheevening！So
nowItrytoschedulemyclassesfortheafternoonandtheevening，andstudytherestofthedayonmyown.Oh，and
onemorething.Takebreaks! Don’tthinkyoucanstudyeffectivelyforsixhoursstraight!
Text10
W：AnewmuseumoflaughterinCroatiaishelpingpeopledealwiththenegativityofmodernlife.Visitorstothe
HaHaHouseinZagreb，thecapitalofCroatia，walkintoalittlecloudofwhitesmokewhentheystepinside.Itspurpose
istoblowawaytheirworriesbeforetheyclimbintoa“giantwashingmachine”.Thentheymovedownatwistingslide
学科网（北京）股份有限公司intoaspacefilledwithlittlewhiteballs，wheretheirtriptoahappierplacestarts.43-year-oldAndreaGolubicisthe
museum’screator.Golubicsaidshegottheideaduringthepandemic.Atthattime，manypeoplewerefeelingdown，
soshewantedtohealpeoplewithlaughter.Golubicsaidapictureofherselfwhenshewas7inspiredher.“Iwas
constantlyjokingasakid，”sheadded.Themuseumhaseightinteractivezonesorareas.Onehasrubberchickens
singingcheerfully.TheysingsongslikeABBA’s“DancingQueen”.Thereisaroomwherepeoplewrestleinlarge
clothes.Thereisalsoarichhistoryofhumorfromancienttomoderntimestoldthroughtheaters，filmsortheInternet.
SingerZoricasaidthemuseumwasjustrightforthiseraandclearlyahit.“Enteringhereislikeenteringchildhood，
bringingbothhappinessandjoy，”Sheadded.
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