此刻打盹你將做夢(mèng)而此刻學(xué)習(xí)你將圓夢(mèng)，學(xué)習(xí)這件事不是缺乏時(shí)間而是缺乏努力，投資未來(lái)的人是忠于現(xiàn)實(shí)的人，高一英語(yǔ)課文必背經(jīng)典句子句，高一英語(yǔ)課文必背經(jīng)典句子句。
英語(yǔ)經(jīng)典句子必背1
1、此刻打盹，你將做夢(mèng)；而此刻學(xué)習(xí)，你將圓夢(mèng)。（Thismomentwillnap,youwillhaveadream;Butthismomentstudy,youwillinterpretadream.）
2、我荒廢的今日，正是昨日殞身之人祈求的明日。（Ileaveuncultivatedtoday,waspreciselyyesterdayperishestomorrowwhichpersonofthebodyimplored.）
3、覺(jué)得為時(shí)已晚的時(shí)候，恰恰是最早的時(shí)候。（Thoughtisalreadyislate,exactlyistheearliesttime.）
4、勿將今日之事拖到明日。（Notmatterofthetodaywilldragtomorrow.）
5、學(xué)習(xí)時(shí)的苦痛是暫時(shí)的，未學(xué)到的痛苦是終生的。（Timethestudypainistemporary,hasnotlearnedthepainislife-long.）
6、學(xué)習(xí)這件事，不是缺乏時(shí)間，而是缺乏努力。（Studiesthismatter,lacksthetime,butislacksdiligently.）7、幸福或許不排名次，但成功必排名次。（Perhapshappinedoesnotarrangetheposition,butsucceedsmustarrangetheposition.）
8、學(xué)習(xí)并不是人生的全部。但，既然連人生的一部分——學(xué)習(xí)也無(wú)法征服，還能做什么呢？（Thestudycertainlyisnotthelifecomplete.But,sincecontinuallylifepartof-studiesalsoisunabletoconquer,whatbutalsocanmake?）
9、請(qǐng)享受無(wú)法回避的痛苦。（Pleaseenjoythepainwhichisunabletoavoid.）
10、只有比別人更早、更勤奮地努力，才能嘗到成功的滋味。（onlyhascomparedtotheothersearly,diligentlydiligently,canfeelthesuccessfultaste.）
11、誰(shuí)也不能隨隨便便成功，它來(lái)自徹底的自我管理和毅力。（Nobodycancasually
succeed,itcomesfromthethoroughself-controlandthewill.）
12、時(shí)間在流逝。（Thetimeispassing.）
13、現(xiàn)在流的口水，將成為明天的眼淚。（Nowdripsthesaliva,willbecometomorrowthetear.）
14、狗一樣地學(xué)，紳士一樣地玩。（Thedogequallystudy,thegentlemanequallyplays.）
15、今天不走，明天要跑。（Todaydoesnotwalk,willhavetoruntomorrow.）
16、投資未來(lái)的人是，忠于現(xiàn)實(shí)的人。（Theinvestmentfuturepersonwillbe,willbeloyaltotherealityperson.）
17、教育程度代表收入。（Theeducationlevelrepresentstheincome.）
18、一天過(guò)完，不會(huì)再來(lái)。（oneday,hasnotbeenableagaintocome.）
19、即使現(xiàn)在，對(duì)手也不停地翻動(dòng)書頁(yè)。（Evenifthepresent,thematchdoesnotstopchangesthepage.）
20、沒(méi)有艱辛，便無(wú)所得。(Hasnotbeendifficult,thendoesnothaveattains'.)
高一二三英語(yǔ)課文必背經(jīng)典句子
高一英語(yǔ)課文必背經(jīng)典句子200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://m.emrowgh.com otal,formorethan375millionpeopleEnglishistheirmothertongue.
14.InChinastudentslearnEnglishatschoolasaforeignlanguage,exceptforthoseinHongKong,wheremanypeoplespeakEnglishasafirstorasecondlanguage.
15.Inonlyfiftyyears,Englishhasdevelopedintothelanguagemostwidelyspokenandusedintheworld.
16.WithsomanypeoplecommunicatinginEnglisheveryday,itwillbecomemoreandmoreimportanttohaveagoodknowledgeofEnglish.
17.ForalongtimethelanguageinAmericastayedthesame,whilethelanguageinEnglandchanged.
http://m.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,chooseaquietstreamorriverthatiswideandhasfewfallen
treesorrocks.
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.ThemostimportantthingforyoungMinzhiisnottoloseanymorepupilsfromthe
school---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.Theanswerseemstobethatwehaveaneedtostayintouchwithfriendsandfamilynomatter
whereweareorwhatwearedoing.
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,sothe
nexttimeyoulookforatapeoraCD,don’tjustlookforChineseorAmericanmusic—openyourearstothesoundsoftheworld.
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://m.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.OnourwayhomethatnightIlookeddownandsawthatthenecklacewasnotaroundmyneckanymore.
143.Ifweworktogether,wemightcomeupwithaverygoodstory.
144.Thestudentisonherwaytoschoolandshemeetsagirlthatlooksexactlylikeher.
http://m.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,someofwhichthrowhotwaterhigh
intotheair.
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://m.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高二高三英語(yǔ)課文經(jīng)典句子100句（必背
1—2(BII):
1.ThisisthefirsttimethatIhaveevertastedthiskindoffood.(Itisthefirsttimethat…)
2.OnlyinthiswaycanyoulearnEnglishwell.(Onlyinthiswaycan/will/…sb.dosth.倒裝)
3.ThereisnotmuchpointinworkingonmyPhD.(Thereisnopointindoing…)
http://m.emrowgh.com hisbook,Hawkingexplainsbothwhatitmeanstobeascientistandhowscienceworks.
5.PeoplewholistentoHawking’slecturessometimesfinditdifficulttounderstandhim.
3—4(BII):
6.Readingistothemindwhatfoodistothebody.(AistoBwhatCistoD)
7.ShethoughtIwastalkingaboutherdaughterwhileIwastalkingaboutmydaughter.(…while…)
8.Thesecoinsareofdifferentsizesandshapes.(beof+n.)
9.Nomatterhowwelltranslated,somethingofthespiritoftheoriginalworkislost.(Nomatter…)
10.Whenhewokeup,hefoundhimselflostintheforest.(findoneself…)
11.Seenfromthetop,itlooksasifthestadiumiscoveredbyagraynetofsteel,anditlooksjustlikeabird’snestmadeoftreebranches.
12.ThegreatmomentforEuropeanliteraturetocometoChinaisbetween1910andlate1930swhenfamouswriterssuchasLuXunandGuoMoruotranslatedbothpoetryandnovelsintoChinese.
5—6(BII):
http://m.emrowgh.com (Itisamatterof…)
14.Itwasnotuntiltwelveo’clockthatIwenttobedlastnight.(Itisnotuntil…that…)
15.Canyoutellmewhatyourschoolislike?(Whatsomethingislike…)
16.Thenewsthatourteamhaswonthegameistrue.(同位語(yǔ)that-clause)
17.Ilovesinging,whilemybrotherlikesplayingcomputergames.(…while…)
18.BetweenBritainandIreland,intheIrishSea,liesthesmallIsleofMan.
19.TheInternetalsomakesiteasierforcompaniestokeepintouchwithcustomersandcompaniesinothercountries.(make/find/think/consider/feelitadj.forsb.todosth.)
7—8(BII):
20.Shouldtheyhavepatience,theycoulddotheworkwell.
21.It’shightimethattheygotdowntodoingthehomework.
22.Ifyouhadfollowedmyadvicejustnow,youwouldbebetternow.(主從時(shí)間不一致)
23.Ifweweretopanic,wewouldnotbeabletohelp.
24.A.Shetreatstheboyasifhewereherownson.
B.Hetalksasifhehadbeentothemoon.
C.Hetalksasifhewouldgotothemoon.
9—10(BII):
25.SheiscontentwithwhattherepresentativesfromtheworldsummarizedattheEarthSummit.(becontentwith)
26.TheUnitedNationsheldameetingthatsocietyshouldbeinharmonywithnature.(inharmonywith)
http://m.emrowgh.com (upon/onn./doingsth.;advisesb.todosth.)
28.ThespecialistadvisedtheAIDSpatienttocalmdownimmediatelyhearrived.(immediately/directly=assoonas后接從句)
http://m.emrowgh.com (Hardly/ http://m.emrowgh.com )
30.HadIknownthatairconditionerscausesomuchpollution,Iwouldneverhaveboughtone.
31.Andpovertyisleofaproblemandpeoplearebettereducated,thereisagoodchancethatwewillseeleviolenceandfewerwars.(Thereisachancethat…;Chancesarethat…)
11—12(BII):
32.Herbrilliantparentshavehadagreateffectonher,soshehasmademanybreakthroughsinthefieldofscience.
33.Itisbelievedthatpracticemakesperfect.
34.Notallpeoplecanaimtheirgunsatthetargets.=Allpeoplecannotaimtheirgunsatthetargets.
35.Itisthisfictionthatremindsmeofmychildhood.
36.Whatever(Nomatterwhat)happens,wemustkeepcalm.
http://m.emrowgh.com heireffortstosurvive,theyfindthemselvesonthesurfaceofthemonsteritself,whichturnsouttobeasubmarine.
38.Oneofthemottosforthepark----―Relyingonscience,technology,andknowledgetoincreaseeconomicpower‖----makesitclearthatscienceandbusinecanandmustworktogethertobuildthefuture.
13----14(BII):
39.Wherewasitthattheroadaccidenthappenedyesterday?
40.Itwilltakealotofcouragetotellthetruth.
41.Therewasatimewhenthisvillageusedtobeveryquiet.
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43.Eventhoughthepurewateriswhatgivesseawateritsmainproperties,thesalinityofseaaffectsbothitsweightandfreezingpoint.
44.Whatallthesepeoplehaveincommonisthattheyasktobetreatedwithrespect,sharetherighttowork,goodhousingconditionsandeducation,andbetreatedequallytootherpeople,regardleofrace,religionorsex.
15----16(BII):
45.Thereisnoneedforustodiscutheproblemagainsinceithasalreadybeensettled.
46.Shoulditrain(Wereittorain)tomorrow,weshouldhavetoputoffthevisittotheGreatWall.
47.Idon’tmindhermakingfunofme.
48.WhileIdon’tlikebiology,Ifinditinteresting.
49.Takethisopportunityplease,andIguarantee(that)youwon’tregretit.
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51.Theyguaranteethismachinetoworkforfouryears.
17—18(BII):
52.Ittakesmanyyearsfortheecosystemtorecover.(=Ittakessomebodysometimetodosomething.)
53.Youngpeopleareoftencomparedtotherisingsunat8or9o’clockinthemorning.
54.Thenewsoftheirsecretweddingsoongotaround.=Thenewsthattheygotmarriedsecretlysoongotaround.=Thenewssoongotaroundthattheygotmarriedsecretly.
55.Nowthatyoulikethecarsomuch,whynotdriveitback?
56.PeoplelikeXiaoWenandmanyotherdisabledpeopleinourcountryhavetaughtustheimportanceofgivingeverybodyachancetoreceiveeducation.
57.Wedocutandpaste,butwedon’tusescissorsorglue.
19—20(BII):
58.Wemayaswellhaveatryandseeifitcanbedone.
http://m.emrowgh.com ermsofmoneytheyarequiterich,butnotintermsofhappiness.
60.Wesometimestendtothinkthattheoceanbottomismadeupofsmoothplains.
61.It’suseless/nousetopretend/pretendingthatyoudidn’tknowthetruth.
62.Itwasfouro’clockintheafternoonwhenheandhisgrandpareachedthemuseuminGuanghan,whereanofficialwarmlyreceivedthen.
63.I’dliketoknowmoreaboutlifeasitwastwohundredyearsago.
64.ItispossiblethattheKingofStonehengewaslinkedtothestones:hemayhavehadahandinplanningthemonument,orinhelpingtransportandpullupthestones.(might/could)
1—4(BIII):
65.Theelephantisabout14timestheweightofanadult.(Ais/was…timesthe
size/length/height/depth/width…ofB)
66.Whatdoyouthinkhashappenedtohim?
67.Duringholidays,somelikestayingathomewhileothersliketraveling.
68.Hemadeitaruletogetupat6:30everyday.
69.Onlyinthiswaycanyousolvetheproblem.OnlythendidIrealizethatIwaswrong.
70.Impressiveastherecordis,itfadesawaynexttothestoryofArmstrong’sstruggleagainstdiseases.
71.Theyhadnoideawhattheywereupagainst.
72.TheXGamesareliketheOlympicGamesforsportsthatarelefamiliartousthansportslikefootballandbasketball.
5—8(BIII):
73.Hewasmoremadthanexcited.
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75.Thereasonwhywewerelatewasthatourcardidn’tcome.
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77.ThemoreIgettoknowhim,thebetterIlikehim.
78.Whatkindofwordsdoyouthinkyouwouldneedtotalkaboutadvertisingadvertisements?
79.Lyingaroundthemwerechains,guns,tools,bedding,clothingandmanyotherarticles.
9—12(BIII):
80.Notonlydotheyspeakthesamelanguage(but)theyalsoshareanumberofsocialcustoms.
81.Iknewthenewslongbeforeyoutoldme.
82.Thosewhoarediagnosedwithlungcancer,asisthecasewithWangMingxiang,needoperatingonimmediately.
83.Hesatthereasifhewerereadinganovel.
84.Itwasn’tuntilhecameherethatIknewthetruth.
http://m.emrowgh.com (evenworse,worsestill)
86.Theycan’taffordtoconsultadoctororpurchasemedicinesfromachemistwhentheygotsick,norcantheymakesurethattheirchildrenkeepahealthydiet.
13—16(BIII):
87.Wehavenochoicebuttowaithere.
88.Thefurtherwewalkedintotheforest,themoreexcitedwebecame.
89.Wewentwithoutbreakfast.
90.ItwillbelongbeforeyourfathercomesbackfromtheUSA.
http://m.emrowgh.com (minute,second)
92.Afterdesigningmoreexperiments,theywereabletoclarifytheprocedurebywhichbeescommunicateinformationthattheyusetofindandfetchfood.
93.Theyusethesamesensesaswedoandtheirfeetandhandsaresimilartoours,exceptthatChimpanzeesstillhaveopposabletoesandgraspthingswiththeirfeet.
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高一英語(yǔ)課文必背經(jīng)典句子200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://m.emrowgh.com otal,formorethan375millionpeopleEnglishistheirmothertongue.
14.InChinastudentslearnEnglishatschoolasaforeignlanguage,exceptforthoseinHongKong,wheremanypeoplespeakEnglishasafirstorasecondlanguage.
15.Inonlyfiftyyears,Englishhasdevelopedintothelanguagemostwidelyspokenandusedintheworld.
16.WithsomanypeoplecommunicatinginEnglisheveryday,itwillbecomemoreandmoreimportanttohaveagoodknowledgeofEnglish.
17.ForalongtimethelanguageinAmericastayedthesame,whilethelanguageinEnglandchanged.
http://m.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,chooseaquietstreamorriverthatiswideandhasfewfallen
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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.ThemostimportantthingforyoungMinzhiisnottoloseanymorepupilsfromthe
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school---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.Theanswerseemstobethatwehaveaneedtostayintouchwithfriendsandfamilynomatter
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whereweareorwhatwearedoing.
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,sothe
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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://m.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.
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142.OnourwayhomethatnightIlookeddownandsawthatthenecklacewasnotaroundmyneckanymore.
143.Ifweworktogether,wemightcomeupwithaverygoodstory.
144.Thestudentisonherwaytoschoolandshemeetsagirlthatlooksexactlylikeher.
http://m.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,someofwhichthrowhotwaterhigh
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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://m.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高二高三英語(yǔ)課文經(jīng)典句子100句（必背
1—2(BII):
1.ThisisthefirsttimethatIhaveevertastedthiskindoffood.(Itisthefirsttimethat…)
2.OnlyinthiswaycanyoulearnEnglishwell.(Onlyinthiswaycan/will/…sb.dosth.倒裝)
3.ThereisnotmuchpointinworkingonmyPhD.(Thereisnopointindoing…)
http://m.emrowgh.com hisbook,Hawkingexplainsbothwhatitmeanstobeascientistandhowscienceworks.
5.PeoplewholistentoHawking’slecturessometimesfinditdifficulttounderstandhim.
3—4(BII):
6.Readingistothemindwhatfoodistothebody.(AistoBwhatCistoD)
7.ShethoughtIwastalkingaboutherdaughterwhileIwastalkingaboutmydaughter.(…while…)
8.Thesecoinsareofdifferentsizesandshapes.(beof+n.)
9.Nomatterhowwelltranslated,somethingofthespiritoftheoriginalworkislost.(Nomatter…)
10.Whenhewokeup,hefoundhimselflostintheforest.(findoneself…)
11.Seenfromthetop,itlooksasifthestadiumiscoveredbyagraynetofsteel,anditlooksjustlikeabird’snestmadeoftreebranches.
12.ThegreatmomentforEuropeanliteraturetocometoChinaisbetween1910andlate1930swhenfamouswriterssuchasLuXunandGuoMoruotranslatedbothpoetryandnovelsintoChinese.
5—6(BII):
http://m.emrowgh.com (Itisamatterof…)
14.Itwasnotuntiltwelveo’clockthatIwenttobedlastnight.(Itisnotuntil…that…)
15.Canyoutellmewhatyourschoolislike?(Whatsomethingislike…)
16.Thenewsthatourteamhaswonthegameistrue.(同位語(yǔ)that-clause)
17.Ilovesinging,whilemybrotherlikesplayingcomputergames.(…while…)
18.BetweenBritainandIreland,intheIrishSea,liesthesmallIsleofMan.
19.TheInternetalsomakesiteasierforcompaniestokeepintouchwithcustomersandcompaniesinothercountries.(make/find/think/consider/feelitadj.forsb.todosth.)
7—8(BII):
20.Shouldtheyhavepatience,theycoulddotheworkwell.
21.It’shightimethattheygotdowntodoingthehomework.
22.Ifyouhadfollowedmyadvicejustnow,youwouldbebetternow.(主從時(shí)間不一致)
23.Ifweweretopanic,wewouldnotbeabletohelp.
24.A.Shetreatstheboyasifhewereherownson.
B.Hetalksasifhehadbeentothemoon.
C.Hetalksasifhewouldgotothemoon.
9—10(BII):
25.SheiscontentwithwhattherepresentativesfromtheworldsummarizedattheEarthSummit.(becontentwith)
26.TheUnitedNationsheldameetingthatsocietyshouldbeinharmonywithnature.(inharmonywith)
http://m.emrowgh.com (upon/onn./doingsth.;advisesb.todosth.)
28.ThespecialistadvisedtheAIDSpatienttocalmdownimmediatelyhearrived.(immediately/directly=assoonas后接從句)
http://m.emrowgh.com (Hardly/ http://m.emrowgh.com )
30.HadIknownthatairconditionerscausesomuchpollution,Iwouldneverhaveboughtone.
31.Andpovertyisleofaproblemandpeoplearebettereducated,thereisagoodchancethatwewillseeleviolenceandfewerwars.(Thereisachancethat…;Chancesarethat…)
11—12(BII):
32.Herbrilliantparentshavehadagreateffectonher,soshehasmademanybreakthroughsinthefieldofscience.
33.Itisbelievedthatpracticemakesperfect.
34.Notallpeoplecanaimtheirgunsatthetargets.=Allpeoplecannotaimtheirgunsatthetargets.
35.Itisthisfictionthatremindsmeofmychildhood.
36.Whatever(Nomatterwhat)happens,wemustkeepcalm.
http://m.emrowgh.com heireffortstosurvive,theyfindthemselvesonthesurfaceofthemonsteritself,whichturnsouttobeasubmarine.
38.Oneofthemottosforthepark----―Relyingonscience,technology,andknowledgetoincreaseeconomicpower‖----makesitclearthatscienceandbusinecanandmustworktogethertobuildthefuture.
13----14(BII):
39.Wherewasitthattheroadaccidenthappenedyesterday?
40.Itwilltakealotofcouragetotellthetruth.
41.Therewasatimewhenthisvillageusedtobeveryquiet.
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43.Eventhoughthepurewateriswhatgivesseawateritsmainproperties,thesalinityofseaaffectsbothitsweightandfreezingpoint.
44.Whatallthesepeoplehaveincommonisthattheyasktobetreatedwithrespect,sharetherighttowork,goodhousingconditionsandeducation,andbetreatedequallytootherpeople,regardleofrace,religionorsex.
15----16(BII):
45.Thereisnoneedforustodiscutheproblemagainsinceithasalreadybeensettled.
46.Shoulditrain(Wereittorain)tomorrow,weshouldhavetoputoffthevisittotheGreatWall.
47.Idon’tmindhermakingfunofme.
48.WhileIdon’tlikebiology,Ifinditinteresting.
49.Takethisopportunityplease,andIguarantee(that)youwon’tregretit.
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51.Theyguaranteethismachinetoworkforfouryears.
17—18(BII):
52.Ittakesmanyyearsfortheecosystemtorecover.(=Ittakessomebodysometimetodosomething.)
53.Youngpeopleareoftencomparedtotherisingsunat8or9o’clockinthemorning.
54.Thenewsoftheirsecretweddingsoongotaround.=Thenewsthattheygotmarriedsecretlysoongotaround.=Thenewssoongotaroundthattheygotmarriedsecretly.
55.Nowthatyoulikethecarsomuch,whynotdriveitback?
56.PeoplelikeXiaoWenandmanyotherdisabledpeopleinourcountryhavetaughtustheimportanceofgivingeverybodyachancetoreceiveeducation.
57.Wedocutandpaste,butwedon’tusescissorsorglue.
19—20(BII):
58.Wemayaswellhaveatryandseeifitcanbedone.
http://m.emrowgh.com ermsofmoneytheyarequiterich,butnotintermsofhappiness.
60.Wesometimestendtothinkthattheoceanbottomismadeupofsmoothplains.
61.It’suseless/nousetopretend/pretendingthatyoudidn’tknowthetruth.
62.Itwasfouro’clockintheafternoonwhenheandhisgrandpareachedthemuseuminGuanghan,whereanofficialwarmlyreceivedthen.
63.I’dliketoknowmoreaboutlifeasitwastwohundredyearsago.
64.ItispossiblethattheKingofStonehengewaslinkedtothestones:hemayhavehadahandinplanningthemonument,orinhelpingtransportandpullupthestones.(might/could)
1—4(BIII):
65.Theelephantisabout14timestheweightofanadult.(Ais/was…timesthe
size/length/height/depth/width…ofB)
66.Whatdoyouthinkhashappenedtohim?
67.Duringholidays,somelikestayingathomewhileothersliketraveling.
68.Hemadeitaruletogetupat6:30everyday.
69.Onlyinthiswaycanyousolvetheproblem.OnlythendidIrealizethatIwaswrong.
70.Impressiveastherecordis,itfadesawaynexttothestoryofArmstrong’sstruggleagainstdiseases.
71.Theyhadnoideawhattheywereupagainst.
72.TheXGamesareliketheOlympicGamesforsportsthatarelefamiliartousthansportslikefootballandbasketball.
5—8(BIII):
73.Hewasmoremadthanexcited.
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75.Thereasonwhywewerelatewasthatourcardidn’tcome.
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77.ThemoreIgettoknowhim,thebetterIlikehim.
78.Whatkindofwordsdoyouthinkyouwouldneedtotalkaboutadvertisingadvertisements?
79.Lyingaroundthemwerechains,guns,tools,bedding,clothingandmanyotherarticles.
9—12(BIII):
80.Notonlydotheyspeakthesamelanguage(but)theyalsoshareanumberofsocialcustoms.
81.Iknewthenewslongbeforeyoutoldme.
82.Thosewhoarediagnosedwithlungcancer,asisthecasewithWangMingxiang,needoperatingonimmediately.
83.Hesatthereasifhewerereadinganovel.
84.Itwasn’tuntilhecameherethatIknewthetruth.
http://m.emrowgh.com (evenworse,worsestill)
86.Theycan’taffordtoconsultadoctororpurchasemedicinesfromachemistwhentheygotsick,norcantheymakesurethattheirchildrenkeepahealthydiet.
13—16(BIII):
87.Wehavenochoicebuttowaithere.
88.Thefurtherwewalkedintotheforest,themoreexcitedwebecame.
89.Wewentwithoutbreakfast.
90.ItwillbelongbeforeyourfathercomesbackfromtheUSA.
http://m.emrowgh.com (minute,second)
92.Afterdesigningmoreexperiments,theywereabletoclarifytheprocedurebywhichbeescommunicateinformationthattheyusetofindandfetchfood.
93.Theyusethesamesensesaswedoandtheirfeetandhandsaresimilartoours,exceptthatChimpanzeesstillhaveopposabletoesandgraspthingswiththeirfeet.