我英语全校第一!
My village
My village is in the mountains.There is a river in the village .There is a bridge over the river .There are many houses in the village.This is my village.
我的乡村
我的乡村在山里,又一条河在村子里,有一座桥在河上,在乡村里有许多房子,这就是我的乡村。
My room
My room is very small,but is very nice.there is a bed,a colset in my room.there are two end table near the bed.There is a desk in my room.I love my room.
我的房间
我的房间很小,但是很漂亮。有一个床、一个衣柜在房子里,在床旁边有两个床头柜,在我的房子里有一个书桌。我爱我的房间。
Today, more than ever before, we depend on the expediency brought about by such modern devices as phones. As a result, when we feel the need to communicate with friends, instead of picking up the pen to set down to serious writing, we pick up the phone. Indeed, we speak so much and write so little that some people begin to suspect that phones will kill letter writing. However widely used it is today, the phone will not take the place of letter, for both phone and letter writing have respective functions to perform.
There are at least two reasons, as far as I am concerned, why this will not happen. For one thing, although phones admittedly have already taken over many roles traditionally played by the letter, there are certain areas such as commercial transactions and legal correspondence, in which black and white sincerity and confirmation is still a must. For another, in no way can a quick phone conversation convey and accomplish as much as a deliberate, well worded letter does. For instance, there seems to be no better device than letter writing to express deep, heart-felt, profound love, a fact underlined by the enormous love letters of great men and women.
As we know, in the 1960’s, there had been so much talk that TV would kill newspapers. And it has never happened. Today we are in a similar situation. We can be certain, for the reasons discussed above, that letter writing is
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