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8.根据提示,简要介绍你好朋友Jack的成长变化,80词左右.
提示:1.外貌:过去个子矮、瘦小,短发.
现在个子高,长发.
2.性格:过去害羞、内向,不敢主动跟别人谈话.
现在幽默、外向,喜欢讲笑话,擅长与别人交流.
3.爱好:以前喜欢弹钢琴、看书和散步.
现在喜欢打篮球,看电视,参加各种活动.
要求:不要逐字逐句翻译,内容要合理通顺,可以适当发挥.
Jack is my good friendJack is my good friend.He has changed a lot in the last few years.He used to be short,but now he ismuch taller than before.He used to have short hair,but now his hair is long.He used to be shy andquiet,he was afraid of speaking in front of others.But now he is a little outgoing and funny.He has made quite a few friends.He likes telling jokes and is good at communicating.He used to like playing the piano,reading and having a walk.But now he enjoys playing basketball,watching TV.He usually join all kinds of activities.
What great changes he has!.

分析 【高分句型一】
He used to be short,but now he is much taller than before他过去个子矮,但是现在比以前要高的多.
used to do 过去常常
【高分句型二】
What great changes he has!他的改变真大啊!
what修饰名词或名词短语,有以下两种形式:1.What+a(an)+(形容词)+单数可数名词+主语+谓语!或是:What+名词词组+主语+谓语!2.What+(形容词)+可数名词复数或不可数名词+主语+谓语!

解答 Jack is my good friend.He has changed a lot in the last few years.He used to be short,but now he is much taller than before.【高分句型一】He used to have short hair,but now his hair is long.(外貌)He used to be shy and quiet,he was afraid of speaking in front of others.But now he is a little outgoing and funny.He has made quite a few friends.He likes telling jokes and is good at communicating.(性格)He used to like playing the piano,reading and having a walk.But now he enjoys playing basketball,watching TV.He usually join all kinds of activities.(爱好)What great changes he has!【高分句型二】

点评 本文已经给出了主要写作要点,动笔前要先认真阅读要点,然后围绕要点适当发挥.写作中,应注意描述的全面性,尽量将提示的内容利用上.这篇短文使用了大量的固定句式和短语,为文章增色不少.如:used to do sth过去常常做某事;like doing sth喜欢做某事;but但是等.学习中注意总结,牢记一些固定句式及短语,写作时就可以适当引用,让文章更出彩.

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