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请根据自己的喜好描述一下你喜欢穿的衣服。文章开已给出60词左右（10分）．要求：语句通顺，语法正确。&&&内容包括：1.介绍你喜欢的衣服的种类(sweater，skirt，pants，T-shirt，shorts等)2．衣服的颜色以及价格。3．从哪个服装店购买(buy…from…)My Favorite ClothesMy name’s Han Mei. I’m a girl. I have lots of clothes.
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One possible version:My Favorite ClothesMy name’s Han Mei. I’m a girl. I have lots of clothes. I like them very much. This is my sweater. It’s green and yellow. I buy it from Xingxing Clothes Store. It is only 30 yuan. Please look at my pants and T-shirt. My pants are blue and my T-shirt is red. I buy them from 1Led Star Clothes Store, they are 35 yuan each. If you hke, you can go there and see for yourself.本题是写一篇给定材料的书面表达，写作的话题为我最喜欢的衣服，具体内容包括喜欢衣服的种类，衣服的颜色和价格，同时写上在哪里购买，在写作时应注意使用第一人称，同时应注意符合题意，注意语言的准确性和连贯性。
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I like winter bestNo spring in winter,all things recovery,full of vitality,fNo autumn that the joy of harvest.But I still like winter very much.Winter,she is the symbol of purity,when stepped into the threshold of the winter snow and ice,the whole world was north of condensation.Lake,the river on a thick layer of ice,building a castle in the silence,in the snow mound,Tian Kan revel in silver.In winter,a conscientious,meticulous nanny,you use your own hand - snow,for the green oasis of cover with a thick cotton-wadded quilt,warmth and care for them.In the hibernate quietly looking forward to the arrival of spring,some insects are scrambling to drill into the soil.Or hidden in the woods,save your strength,wait for the New Year's cheer.- you use another hand - the cold winter,who destroyed the pests of crops,cut out to kill,the harm of beasts to drive to the mountains.So,you are a friend's enthusiasm,good nanny to ruthless enemy.In winter,I will praise you,more important is:are you still feeding spring cradle "if winter comes,can spring be far behind?"In winter,I praise you and respect you.In winter,you go!IYou come on!I meet you,like your pure body,you tough character,I want to be in your arms in the exercise,struggle...我最喜欢的冬天 　　冬天没有春天,万物复苏,生机勃勃,百花盛开的景象；也没有秋天那丰收的喜悦.但我还是非常喜欢冬天.　　冬天,她是圣洁的象征,当冰雪跨进冬的门槛,整个世界便被北凝结.湖面、河面上都结上了一层厚厚的冰,房屋楼阁在雪中静默,土墩、田坎在银光中陶醉.　　冬天,一位兢兢业业,无微不至的保姆,您用自己的一只手——雪,为那青绿的绿洲盖上一层厚厚棉被,给它们温暖和关怀.在大地冬眠中静静期待着春的到来,一些昆虫也争先恐后地钻进了泥土中.或藏在树林,养精蓄锐,静待新春的振奋.冬——您用另一只手——寒风,把那些残害作物的害虫,砍光杀尽,把那些害人的野兽驱赶到深山.这样看来,您是一位对友人最热情的,对敌人残忍无情的好保姆.　　冬天,我之所以要赞美你,更重要的是因为：你还是哺育春的摇篮“冬天来了,春天还会远吗?”　　冬天,我赞美你,崇敬你.冬,你走吧!我依恋你；你来吧!我迎接你,喜欢你的纯净的身躯、你严厉的品格,我要在你的怀抱中锻炼、奋斗……小动物冬眠作文.寒冷的冬天到来了,小动物们都到哪儿去了?它们在干些什么?它们之间一定有许多有趣的故事发生,请你选择几个自己喜欢的小动物,展开合理的想象,编一个童话故事,别忘了加上合适的题目._百度作业帮
小动物冬眠作文.寒冷的冬天到来了,小动物们都到哪儿去了?它们在干些什么?它们之间一定有许多有趣的故事发生,请你选择几个自己喜欢的小动物,展开合理的想象,编一个童话故事,别忘了加上合适的题目.
小动物们的冬眠梦!冬天到了,小动物们都进入了冬眠.小青蛙梦见自己一天吃了40斤虫子,把肚皮吃得饱饱的,就像一个小皮球.在做梦的过程中,它还流了一地的口水,好像它真的吃得津津有味.小刺猬梦见自己的学习成绩提高了,得了双百分,还得了一个全国的三好学生,谁见它就夸它.小蛇梦见它在动物运动会上获得跑步比赛第一名,得了3亿万元人民币,去环游世界我在这里祝那些冬眠的动物都能做一个好梦!
一声春雷，把沉睡的大地惊醒。一群冬眠的小动物慢慢醒来，小金蛇伸伸懒腰爬出洞外，大声喊道：“朋友们，快起床，春天来了！”小青蛙、小松鼠、大狗熊都被唤醒了。只有小刺猬把身体团成一团，懒懒地说：“再睡一会吗。”小青蛙说：“春天到了，农民伯伯开始种地了。为了保护庄稼，我们赶快工作吧！”听了小青蛙的话，小刺猬慢吞吞地爬出了洞，伸了个懒腰，深深地吸了一口新鲜的空气说：“啊！春天真好。”大家不约而同地投入了紧张...
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Winter is cold outside. I never like the slippery snow surface and I never like sking. Winter is a time I always stay in-house. My house has hot-airconditioning. Staying in house could only watch television programs of cook nice meals to eat. My favourite pass-time during winter is still making love. So winter is a good time for couple to catch up on togetherness for you are alone with your dear maid or boy friend. Friends would rarely visit you for the outside is cold. So have sex and walk around naked in the house without worrying someone will just pop in.
滴答滴答滴答滴答关于英语的问题帮我写几篇英语的作文,不要太多.（能写几篇写几篇）拜托!1.描述一下春节你收到礼物的情形.2.收集有关Jesus的故事,摘录下来.3.Can you ski?叙述一下how do you learn to ski.4.你喜欢穿戴什么过冬?具体描述_百度作业帮
关于英语的问题帮我写几篇英语的作文,不要太多.（能写几篇写几篇）拜托!1.描述一下春节你收到礼物的情形.2.收集有关Jesus的故事,摘录下来.3.Can you ski?叙述一下how do you learn to ski.4.你喜欢穿戴什么过冬?具体描述一下.5.你喜欢什么乐器?说说你演奏乐器的乐趣.6.请用“always,usually,sometimes,never”描述一下你的寒假生活.7.说说你喜欢的形状是什么,为什么呢?
FROM my father I received the best inheritance,namely a "goodtemper." "And who was my father?" That has nothing to do with the good but I will say he was lively,good-looking round,he was both in appearance and character a complete contradiction tohis profession."And pray what was his profession and his standingin respectable society?" Well,perhaps,if in the beginning of abook these were written and printed,many,when they read it,wouldlay the book down and say,"It seems to me a very miserable title,Idon't like things of this sort." And yet my father was not askin-dresse on the contrary,his employmentplaced him at the head of the grandest people of the town,and itwas his place by right.He had to precede the bishop,and even the he always went first,- he was a hearse driver!There,now,the truth is out.And I will own,that when people sawmy father perched up in front of the omnibus of death,dressed inhis long,wide,black cloak,and his black-edged,three-cornered haton his head,and then glanced at his round,jocund face,round asthe sun,they could not think much of sorrow or the grave.That facesaid,"It is nothing,it will all end better than people think." SoI have inherited from him,not only my good temper,but a habit ofgoing often to the churchyard,which is good,when done in a proper and then also I take in the Intelligencer,just as he used todo.I am not very young,I have neither wife nor children,nor alibrary,but,as I said,I read the Intelligencer,which is enough for it is to me a delightful paper,and so it was to my father.Itis of great use,for it contains all that a the names of the preachers at the church,and the new books which where houses,servants,clothes,and provisions maybe obtained.And then what a number of subscriptions to charities,andwhat innocent verses!Persons seeking interviews and engagements,all so plainly and naturally stated.Certainly,a man who takes in theIntelligencer may live merrily and be buried contentedly,and by theend of his life will have such a capital stock of paper that he canlie on a soft bed of it,unless he prefers wood shavings for hisresting-place.The newspaper and the churchyard were always excitingobjects to me.My walks to the latter were like bathing-places to mygood humor.Every one can read the newspaper for himself,but comewith me to the churchyard while the sun shines and the trees aregreen,and let us wander among the graves.Each of them is like aclosed book,with the back uppermost,on which we can read the titleof what the book contains,but nothing more.I had a great deal ofinformation from my father,and I have noticed a great deal myself.I keep it in my diary,in which I write for my own use and pleasurea history of all who lie here,and a few more beside.Now we are in the churchyard.Here,behind the white ironrailings,once a rose- it is gone now,but a little bit ofevergreen,from a neighboring grave,stretches out its green tendrils,and m there rests a very unhappy man,and yetwhile he lived he might be said to occupy a very good position.He hadenough to live upon,an but owing to hisrefined tastes the least thing in the world annoyed him.If he went toa theatre of an evening,instead of enjoying himself he would be quiteannoyed if the machinist had put too strong a light into one side ofthe moon,or if the representations of the sky hung over the sceneswhen they ought to h or if a palm-tree wasintroduced into a scene representing the Zoological Gardens of Berlin,or a cactus in a view of Tyrol,or a beech-tree in the north ofNorway.As if these things were of any consequence!Why did he notleave them alone?Who would trouble themselves about such trifles?especially at a comedy,where every one is expected to be amused.Thensometimes the public applauded too much,or too little,to please him."They are like wet wood," he would say,looking round to see what sortof people were present," nothing fires them." Then hewould vex and fret himself because they did not laugh at the righttime,or because they laughed and so he frettedand worried himself till at last the unhappy man fretted himselfinto the grave.Here rests a happy man,that is to say,a man of high birth andposition,which was very lucky for him,otherwise he would have beenscarcely worth notice.It is beautiful to observe how wisely natureorders these things.He walked about in a coat embroidered all over,and in the drawing-rooms of society looked just like one of those richpearl-embroidered bell-pulls,which ar and behindthem always hangs a good thick cord for use.This man also had astout,useful substitute behind him,who did duty for him,andperformed all his dirty work.And there are still,even now,theseserviceable cords behind other embroidered bell-ropes.It is all sowisely arranged,that a man may well be in a good humor.Here rests,- ah,it makes one feel mournful to think of him!-but here rests a man who,during sixty-seven years,was neverremembered to ha he lived only in the hope ofhaving a good idea.At last he felt convinced,in his own mind,thathe really had one,and was so delighted that he positively died of joyat the thought of having at last caught an idea.Nobody got anything indeed,no one even heard what the good thing was.Now I canimagine that this same idea may prevent him from resting quietly in for suppose that to produce a good effect,it isnecessary to bring out his new idea at breakfast,and that he can onlymake his appearance on earth at midnight,as ghosts are believed why then this good idea would not suit the hour,and the man would have to carry it down again with him into the grave-that must be a troubled grave.The woman who lies here was so remarkably stingy,that duringher life she would get up in the night and mew,that her neighborsmight think she kept a cat.What a miser she was!Here rests a young lady,of a good family,who would always makeher voice heard in society,and when she sang "Mi manca la voce,"*it was the only true thing she ever said in her life.* "I want a voice," or,"I have no voice."Here lies a maiden of another description.She was engaged to bemarried,- but,her story is one of every- we will leave herto rest in the grave.Here rests a widow,who,with music in her tongue,carried gall inher heart.She used to go round among the families near,and searchout their faults,upon which she preyed with all the envy and maliceof her nature.This is a family grave.The members of this family heldso firmly together in their opinions,that they would believe in noother.If the newspapers,or even the whole world,said of a certainsubject,"It is so-and-" and a little schoolboy declared he hadlearned quite differently,they would take his assertion as the onlytrue one,because he belonged to the family.And it is well known thatif the yard-cock belonging to this family happened to crow atmidnight,they would declare it was morning,although the watchman andall the clocks in the town were proclaiming the hour of twelve atnight.The great poet Goethe concludes his Faust with the words,"may" so might our wanderings in the churchyard be continued.I come here often,and if any of my friends,or those who are not myfriends,are too much for me,I go out and choose a plot of groundin which to bury him or her.Then I bury them, therethey lie,dead and powerless,till they come back new and bettercharacters.Their lives and their deeds,looked at after my ownfashion,I write down in my diary,as every one ought to do.Then,if any of our friends act absurdly,no one need to be vexed aboutit.Let them bury the offenders out of sight,and keep their goodtemper.They can also read the Intelligencer,which is a paper writtenby the people,with their hands guided.When the time comes for thehistory of my life,to be bound by the grave,then they will writeupon it as my epitaph-
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