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【题目】李红移居新西兰已近30年,他最近给高中同学李华来信了解家乡当前的情况。请你根据提示替李华写一封英文回信。

内容包括:

1.30年前(村子小,房破旧,生活艰苦,物资匮乏,教育落后,通信不便);

2.现在(美丽的小镇,舒适、漂亮的居所,丰衣足食,良好的教育,手机、网络普及);

注意:1.词数100左右;

2.可适当增加细节,以使行文连贯;

3.信的开头和结尾已写好。

Dear Li Hong:

I’m glad to hear from you yesterday. It’s about thirty years since we parted.

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Best wishes!

Yours,

Li Hua

【答案】Dear Li Hong:

I’m glad to hear from you yesterday. It’s about thirty years since we parted.Now I’m going to tell you the main changes in our village.

Thirty years ago,we were very poor and lived a hard life,We lived in small and old houses,without enough food or warm clothes,There was no school or telephone in our village.

Great changes have taken place since you left.The small has become a beautiful town.We live in tall building and our life is happy and comfortable.We have enough food and clothes.Children can enjoy a good education.Mobile phones and computers are very common now.Hope you will come back to have a look at our hometown soon.

Best wishes!

Yours,

Li Hua

【解析】文章要求根据移居新西兰已近30年的李红,最近给高中同学李华来信了解家乡当前的情况。根据提示替李华写一封英文回信。通过审题可知文章结构为:首先和老同学叙旧;然后描述30年前(村子小,房破旧,生活艰苦,物资匮乏,教育落后,通信不便)的情形;再介绍发生的巨大变化,现在(美丽的小镇,舒适、漂亮的居所,丰衣足食,良好的教育,手机、网络普及)的情况;最后表达希望李红回家乡看看。

写作时需要对前后进行对比,要点全面,条理清楚。还要注意高级词汇和句型的运用 It’s about thirty years since we parted.Hope you will come back to have a look at our hometown soon.结构;词汇lived a hard life等。

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