[题目] 假如你是李华.你们学校倡议大家以制作电子海报的形式开展“疫情防控.从我做起主题宣传教育活动.你们班的英国交换生Peter给你发邮件询问相关事情.请用英语给他回复一封邮件.告诉他你把电子海报上传到校园网的具体时间.你打算怎样完成你的制作任务.并把你的美好愿望与他和同学们共同分享.提示词语:upload, website, design, de 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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【题目】假如你是李华，你们学校倡议大家以制作电子海报的形式开展“疫情防控，从我做起”主题宣传教育活动。你们班的英国交换生Peter给你发邮件询问相关事情。请用英语给他回复一封邮件，告诉他你把电子海报上传到校园网的具体时间，你打算怎样完成你的制作任务，并把你的美好愿望与他和同学们共同分享。

提示词语：upload, website, design, decorate, hope

提示问题：

·When will you upload your e-posters to school website?

·How are you going to design your own e-posters?

·What do you hope after sharing them?

Dear Peter,

As a student, it's our duty to prevent COVD-19 in our daily life. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Looking forward to your early reply.

Li Hua

【答案】Dear Peter,

As a student, it's our duty to prevent COVID-19 in our daily life. I want to upload my e-posters on my school website at the end of May. Now I'd like to show you some ideas on how I will design my e-posters. First of all, I will write down the main steps or safety rules of prevention in English. Then, for each step, I will decorate them with pictures made by myself and sounds downloaded online. I hope these e-posters will be sure to draw more attention of all my schoolmates. If we follow the rules on the e-posters strictly, we can protect ourselves and go on living our normal lives as early as possible.

Looking forward to your early reply.

Li Hua

【解析】

1.题干解读：该题目属于提纲式作文写作，但写作时要按邮件格式书写。在写作时应承接短文开头；邮件的主题内容是首先告诉对方你把电子海报上传到校园网的具体时间，然后你打算怎样完成你的制作任务，最后分享你希望得到什么结果。

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