請結(jié)合材料,按要求用英文寫作。

要求(1)就此材料發(fā)表你的看法;(2)緊扣材料,有明確的觀點;

(3)詞數(shù)不少于60;(4)在答題卡上作答。

參考詞匯:多米諾效應(yīng) Domino Effect

As we can see from the picture, a man is aiming at a bird, trying to shoot it to death. Obviously, he doesn’t realize he also puts himself into a dangerous situation. From my perspective, it’s high time we took action before things get worse. For example, great campaigns should be launched to raise people’s awareness of nature conservation. Besides, laws which forbid hunting or polluting should be passed.Do remember humans will be the victim if we continue to do harm to Mother Nature, just as Domino takes effect. So let’s live in harmony with nature.

【解析】

試題解析:對于談?wù)摽捶ǖ奈恼,注意觀點明確,條理清晰。盡量保持卷面整潔,字體美觀,注意行文的連貫性。時態(tài):用一般現(xiàn)在時。結(jié)構(gòu)上,可以先從材料給的信息入手,逐步深入發(fā)表意見!玖咙c說明】第一句As we can see from the picture, a man is aiming at a bird, trying to shoot it to death.使用了現(xiàn)在進行時和現(xiàn)在分詞做目的狀語,顯示出了作者良好的語法功底;表達簡練貼切,只用了一句話就說明了漫畫中獵人的意圖。第二句Obviously, he doesn’t realize he also puts himself into a dangerous situation.使用了賓語從句,that省略。第三句it’s high time we took action before things get worse.使用了固定句式it’s high time that…意思是是時候做….,這種句式的從句需要用過去式。最后一句Do remember humans will be the victim if we continue to do harm to Mother Nature, just as Domino takes effect. So let’s live in harmony with nature.使用了強調(diào)語氣,即省略主語,謂語前加助動詞do,在這句話中是構(gòu)成了動詞短語“Do remember humans”來做主語;還使用了if引導(dǎo)條件狀語從句。aim at,from my perspective,for example,takes effect,in harmony with等短語的使用,也使得文章更加生動?偨Y(jié):寫作時要學(xué)會將多個簡單句合并成一個復(fù)雜句,多使用短語和不同的句式。

考點:考查議論文寫作。

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