【題目】 新冠肺炎疫情牽動著全國人民的心，各地教師為響應(yīng)教育部“停課不停學(xué)”的號召紛紛開展線上教學(xué)活動。線上教學(xué)有何優(yōu)缺點？你對于線上教學(xué)有什么好的建議？請根據(jù)提示寫一篇英語文章談?wù)勀銓?/span>“線上教學(xué)”的看法。

寫作要點：

1. Advantages(stay away from disease/make use of time/...);

2. Disadvantages(distract(使分心) students from study/bad for eyes/...);

3. Suggestions on online study(...).

要求：

1. 短文應(yīng)包括提示中所有的寫作要點，條理清楚，行文連貫，可適當發(fā)揮；

2. 書寫工整，盡量不要涂改，詞數(shù)不少于80, 開頭不計入總詞數(shù)。

Ever since the NCP began, it has stopped most people from leaving their homes,

especially students.

【答案】例文

In order to let students keep studying, all teachers begin online teaching activities. It means all students study online at home by watching TV. Here are some advantages of online study. It can make them safe by staying away disease. Meanwhile, students can make use of time at home instead of talking with other students or something else that will waste their time at school. However, some games online may distract students from study. At the same time, spending a long time on the TV screen is bad for their eyes. Many parents and teachers wonder whether the students studying or not online.

In my opinion, if we can make a good plan for the online study and the parents can help check the kids’ homework and study in time, online study will be a good chance for students to develop efficient and useful learning habits. After all, students are the true masters of study.

【解析】

1.題干解讀：該題屬于話題寫作。寫作時要注意文章承接開頭，內(nèi)容要寫齊全。

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