【熱門】英語作文錦集6篇

在學習、工作乃至生活中，大家都嘗試過寫作文吧，作文是人們以書面形式表情達意的言語活動。相信很多朋友都對寫作文感到非常苦惱吧，下面是小編收集整理的英語作文6篇，僅供參考，歡迎大家閱讀。

The information age

“Knowledge is power.” This is more obviously true with the advent(到來) of the information age. With the rapid development of science and technology, man’s knowledge is increasing very quickly. More and more books and scientific papers are published every year. It is said that the total of man’s knowledge doubles every ten years. Besides, information spreads very quickly through television and computer networks, and people in different countries can share their knowledge and information in a fantastic(驚人的) short period. Like population explosion, information explosion in our times.

At the beginning of the industrial revolution, a country's comparative(相對的,比較的) advantage depended largely on the natural resources endowed(天生具有) by nature. Then, people experienced several phases(階段) in industry revolution: the primary industry(agriculture), the secondary industry(manufacturing 工業), and the tertiary(第三的) industry(服務). Now, we are in the fourth industry stage----the information industry.

It is argued that in future people should no longer be classified(分類的) as white collars(衣領) or blue collars, but rather as knowledge or non-knowledge workers. The knowledge workers can not only read and write, and perform rote(死記硬背) tasks, they must meet the basic requirements(需要) of computer literacy(讀寫能力) and constantly(不斷地) conceive(想象，構想)new way to match(相適合) the changing demands of increasing productivity(生產率,生產力).

It is people mastering the most advanced knowledge who will take the lead. Systems developers(開發者), computer scientists and programmers, management analysts and inventors are in most demand in the industry countries.

The challenge(挑戰) facing every country is to resuscitate(復甦) its investment(投資) and training. The only way to get greater knowledge is though education and training. Knowledge, like capital(首都) and material resources, has become an essential(不可缺的) factor of production. Therefore, the educational system of a society ought to enable its members to make a rapid transition(過渡) to adapt to the knowledge-based war. Otherwise, that society will inevitably(不可避免的) lag(落後) behind.

People do behave differently depending on what they are wearing. The reason is not because they have changed, but because people’s reactions to them has changed.

Certain clothes are appropriate for certain situations. A man can wear a suit to work and a woman can wear something professional looking like a skirt and jacket. When everyone dresses the same, there is no problem. It is like a uniform. Imagine going to a law office to hire a lawyer. One of the lawyers is wearing a suit; the other is wearing jeans. Which lawyer do you want to hire? Similarly, a mechanic works on cars all day and wears clothes that can get dirty. It would be strange to find a mechanic wearing a coat and tie to repair and engine.

People will treat you differently depending on what you are wearing. It will depend on how well they know you and where you are. If your clothes are unusual for the situation, they may treat you with disrespect. I remember once I had an old army coat. I wore it into a fancy candy shop to buy some chocolates. The woman was very suspicious and a little afraid. I couldn’t understand her reaction since it was still me underneath my big, old ugly green coat. I was dressed like a bum and this caused the salesperson to react negatively to me. Consequently, I was even more polite than usual.

This experience shows me that sometimes I do behave differently because of what I’m wearing. In this case, I had to balance my appearance. Still, that doesn’t mean that I’m rude if I dress up.

Hello, everyone! Good afternoon! I’m Polly. I’m a girl. I’m six years old. I like yellow very much. I can run. I can jump. I can do lots of things. I go to school on foot. I eat vegetables and fruit every day. I want to eat rice and meat. They are good for me. My favorite food is apples. It’s sweet. Yummy, yummy! I like it very much.

They are three people in my family. My mommy is young. She is beautiful. She is a Accountant. My daddy is tall. He is handsome. He is a worker. I love them. They love me,too. I love my family.

My hobby is drawing and dancing. Sometimes, I will dance to my daddy and mommy. Sometimes, I will draw some pictures as gifts to my friends.

Do you like me? I hope you will be my good friends. Now! Let me say a chant for you.

I hope you enjoyed my ’s all. Thank you! Bye-Bye!

In my life, Ms. Wang is the most important person to me. Her teaching skills are spanerse. In class, she usually uses games and posters. She works hard for us. When other teachers rest, she still keeps working and working. When we are mischievous, she is good at giving systematic guidance.

We are really grateful for what she has done for us. We want to say ”thank you” to her.

上個星期三晚上七點，我和幾位同學在邦德學校上了一堂既特別又具特色的英語交流課。

這可不是普通的中國英語老師來給我們上課，是特別邀請了一位來自新加坡的外國老師。另外還有幾位老師旁聽，還有攝像呢！當他來到我們教室時，頓時教室裏的氣氛活躍起來。他個子特別高，有着個禿頂，兩邊的頭髮全是白色，卷卷的。走起路來肚子一挺一挺的，看上去很滑稽（對於我來說）。他用英語做了個簡單的自我介紹，從中得知他David，一點中文都不會講，所以我們只能用英語交流。

沒多久便上課了。

他端正地走上臺，跟我們說一起做個遊戲，一聽到做遊戲同學們的眼睛都發亮了，一個個豎起耳朵聽着。他說：“我們分成四個小組，每四人一組，每一組各代表一種動物。分別有‘豬、雞、羊和牛‘。我們是牛組。要求就是每個組說出殺掉其它三種動物的原因以及再說出爲什麼不殺自己的'原因。”我剛開始覺得很奇怪，怎麼玩這種遊戲，殺來殺去的，以前從來沒玩過這種“怪”遊戲。可後來一想，這不過是個遊戲，能鍛鍊我們的口語說服能力，能玩好這種遊戲，也是要費很大努力的。

於是我們便動筆開始寫牛的優點和其它動物的缺點。四名同學各寫一種動物，我負責寫雞的缺點。雞，不就是我們的家常菜嗎？它可是最常被殺的了。把雞殺來吃，色香味俱全，這多好寫！

十分鐘過去了。我們通過抽籤形式來辯論。我們是第三個。大家都是各抒己見，出口成章，說出一大堆理由來，都是“語驚四座”（有點誇張），我記得其中有一個特別好笑的，雞組有一名同學在說爲什麼不能殺雞的原因，其中有一點是這樣的：因爲有禽流感，所以我們不能殺雞。”他一說完，全班鬨堂大笑，我邊笑邊想：這是哪門子歪理，不過再仔細一想，他的“歪理”也不歪，本來就是呀，有禽流感嘛，可不就不能殺雞嘛！我們的課堂時刻瀰漫着歡聲笑語，氣氛達到了最高點。

輪到我了，我也是寫了一大堆理由，但是不好意思拿着張紙讀，所以只好大概地概括出來：“,kyou.”

我在熱烈的掌聲中坐下了。等大家都說完了，我們便採用投票的方式決定殺哪種動物。是心有靈犀吧！我們其中三組都把票投給了雞組。就這樣，雞組“慘敗”。後來，David還幽默地問我們玩地開不開心。我們異口同聲地說“yes！”後來他還風趣地說，大家都開心，可我們的雞組就不會開心了，因爲他們被殺了，哈哈。我們大家也都跟着笑起來。

後來我們還一起學習了《走遍美國》。繼續上次課，這次我們學到了第五課。這裏就不詳細描述了。

兩個小時的光陰如箭似的飛過，我們下課了。特別榮幸地是David還主動和我以及同學們握了握手，這次合作真的是非常愉快。我們認爲，能和外國朋友多多交流，機會難得，並且收穫頗多，受益匪淺，打這次課後，我認爲以後還要好好學習英語，這樣纔能有足夠的能力和外國朋友對話交流。

告別完畢，心中仍浮起一絲微微的激動。我帶着這種微微的激動踏上了回家的路…

My dear fellow students,

The Olympics are just around the corner. Today I want to talk about good manners and courtesy.

We Chinese have always been respected and highly praised for good manners and courtesy, which have, as well, become precious traditions of our people. In a couple of weeks beyond, a large number of foreign friends will come to China to join us in enjoying the Olympics.

Beforeforeign guests, we should have an easy manner and behave politely and warm-heartedly. In public places, such ugly behaviors as uproar, pushing or squeezing together, spitting and so on should be determinedly forbidden. In a sense, each of us will not simply stand forourselves but stand for China. Therefore, boys and girls, let’s do it well right now and the eyes of the world are to on us!

親愛的同學們，

奧運會指日可待。今天我想談一談禮貌和禮貌。

我們中國人一直推崇和高度讚揚，良好的舉止和禮節，哪有，一樣，成爲我國人民寶貴的傳統。幾周以後，大量的外國朋友來中國我們一起享受奧運。

的風采和客人，我們應該有一個輕鬆的態度和禮貌熱情。在公共場所，如這樣的醜惡行爲的喧囂，打鬧，隨地吐痰等要堅決禁止。從某種意義上說，我們每個人都不會簡單地站在自己代表中國。因此，男孩和女孩，讓我們做得很好，現在，全世界的目光都在美國！