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书面表达(共20分)

近年来,各地的水污染问题引起了人们的广泛关注。请就以下要点写一篇短文。

水污染的影响;

水污染的原因;

你的看法。

要求:

词数150左右,首句不计入总词数;

可以适当拓展,语句要通顺,层次要分明;

书写工整、美观。

In recent years, the water pollution has become the focus of people’s concern.

 

 

 

 

 

In recent years, the water pollution has become the focus of people’s concern. As a result of the pollution, many local people have no access to clean tap water. If the pollution can’t be controlled, people’s health will be in danger. Worse still, it has a bad effect on the environment, killing almost all the fish or wildlife in or along rivers. The reasons are not hard to find. First, we take what we get from nature for granted without the slightest awareness of protecting the rivers we depend on. Second, with the economic growth, more and more waste materials have been poured into water.

Actually, it is just like killing the goose that lays the golden egg. There is no denying that urgent measures should be taken to prevent the situation going from bad to worse. Not only should the chemical companies along the river be abolished, but people’s awareness of water protection should also be promoted. Only in this way can we live in harmony with nature.

【解析】

试题分析:题目要求以水污染问题为切入点写一篇短文。作文写作要点包括:水污染带来的影响;造成水污染的原因;自己的看法。词数在150左右,注意首句不计入总词数;不能照抄照搬要点,要进行适当的拓展,使语句通顺,使作文有层次。书写力求美观,不出现拼写和标点错误。

亮点说明:

范文使用了很多重难点语法:非谓语动词killing almost all the fish or wildlife;宾语从句what we get;定语从句we depend on;固定句型There is no denying that urgent measures should be taken;倒装Not only should the chemical companies...,Only in this way can we live in harmony with nature.等,语法知识的使用,丰富了作文的内容,更好地表达了作者的心声;

范文注意使用Worse still, First,Second, Actually等来衔接前后句,使作文联系紧密,衔接紧凑;

范文使用了大量的短语:As a result of,have no access to,in danger,has a bad effect on,the awareness of,take ...for granted,depend on,from bad to worse等,使作文内容生动、充实。

考点:材料类作文

 

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