题目内容

地点

扬州，江苏中部，紧邻长江，美丽，……

居民

善良，友好

环境

许多花草树木，空气新鲜，……

活动

购物，享受美食，欣赏地方戏，……

I’m glad to tell you something about my hometown.

 

 

 

 

Welcome to my hometown!

 

I’m glad to tell you something about my hometown. My hometown is Yangzhou. It’s in the middle of Jiangsu by the Changjiang River. It’s a beautiful and modern city. People hare are kind and friendly. There are many flowers and trees in the city so the air is very fresh. In the morning, we can smell the flowers and hear the birds sing.

There are also many interesting things to do here. You can do some shopping, eat delicious food and enjoy local opera here. Besides, you can visit some famous places of interest, such as the Slender West Lake, Ge Garden in your spare time

Welcome to my hometown!

【解析】

试题分析：这是一篇介绍自己家乡的文章，首先要用正确的格式去写，会用一些短语，了解英语的句子结构与汉语的不同，需要平时对课本上的课文要正确地理解，会仿照课文的句子写出正确的英语句子，这里是在文中介绍家乡的风景，所以注意用一般现在时，用第一人称来叙述。

【亮点说明】短文用了一些短语和固定句式，为文章增色不少，如：There are also many interesting things to do here.等，为了上下文的衔接还用了一些过渡词如：besides等。

考点：提纲作文。

 

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