[高考话题]社会生活[写作素材]1. 最近中国式过马路已经引起了广泛关注,2. 闯红灯会导致更多的交通阻塞和事故,3. 应该教育人们遵守交通规则.并严惩违反交通规则的人,4. 应修建更多的天桥以方便行人过马路.参考词汇:中国式过马路Chinese style of crossing roads;行人pedestrian;天桥overpass[连句成题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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【高考话题】社会生活【写作素材】

1. 最近"中国式过马路"已经引起了广泛关注；

2. 闯红灯会导致更多的交通阻塞和事故；

3. 应该教育人们遵守交通规则，并严惩违反交通规则的人；

4. 应修建更多的天桥以方便行人过马路。

参考词汇：中国式过马路Chinese style of crossing roads;行人pedestrian;天桥overpass

【连句成篇】将以上句子连成一篇50词左右的英语短文。

One possible version ：

Nowadays Chinese style of crossing roads has raised wide?spread concern.

Running the red light is quite dangerous because it may lead to more traffic jams and accidents. The public should be educated to follow the traffic rules and whoever breaks them should be severely punished. Besides, more overpasses should be built to make it easier for the pedestrians to cross the roads.

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