【篇一】2020年高考英語(yǔ)作文范文
The seats in our school reading-room are not enough for all the students. Many people get there very early to 'seize' a seat every day. So do I. One day a 'special' thing happened to me. And I learned a lesson that I shall never forget.
It happened on a Wednesday morning last January, just before our final examation. I got to the reading-room very early to occupy a seat. I put a book on the desk and then went to have breakfast. But when I hurried back into the reading-room,我的第一個(gè)繪畫老師(My First Drawing Teacher), I found someone was sitting on the seat which I had occupied in advance. I ran to him immediatly and shouted at him angrily, 'Go away. It's my seat.' Everyone raised their eyes and stared at me unfriendly. My face turned red and I felt ashamed of myself. I took my book and fled helter-skelter before so many eyes.
I dared not go to the reading-room for several days. I learned a lesson in the reading-room. Since then I have been keeping the lesson in mind: To be polite to everyone.
【篇二】2020年高考英語(yǔ)作文范文
Mr. Li was hurrying to attend a lesson of an Australian teacher when he caughtsight of the red light. In Gold Coast there were much fewer passers-by than inShanghai, especially at 1:30 p. m. when people were busy working. Nobody wouldhave noticed him had he neglected the red light.However, he waited, and waited for the green light. " There might besomething wrong with the light," thought he, but anything against the traffic ruleswas out of the question, for he wass a visiting Chinese teacher. Just then came an oldAustralian gentleman, who felt surprised at the foreigner waiting alone by the road."Good afternoon," he said in Japanese, unexpectedly. "Good afternoon, butsorry I don't know much Japanese, for I am a Chinese,". responded Mr. Li, inEnglish. Obviously astonished, the Australian explained he took it for granted that Mr. Li was from Japan, for Japanese tourists were always in good manners. Mr Li often tell us students to always remmember we're from China,and we Chinese people are always in good manners.
【篇三】2020年高考英語(yǔ)作文范文
Everyone must work to live, but many people are fortunate enough to make more money than they immediately need. What should they do with this extra income? While it is tempting for people to spend it all on things they desire, I believe it is better to save at least a portion of the extra income for the future.
By saving money, people give themselves more security. They cannot predict the future; perhaps one day they will be jobless. At a time like this their savings can spare them a great deal of suffering and help to see them through the hard time. In addition, saving money allows people to build up a larger sum. They can then buy something more worthwhile than the small things they can but if they spend the money right away. For example, they may be able to buy a house with their savings. Finally, he practice of saving helps people develop the habit of setting goals and planning for their future. In this way they are bound to lead more meaningful and successful lives.
Most people would like to enjoy their money immediately. Nobody likes to wait for the things that he wants. However, if we learn to save our money, we cangain more advantages in the future. We will lead more secure and, thus, happier lives. We will also be able to buy the things we truly want but cannot afford right now.
