据我校大部分教师反映，近些年来，随着网络的普及，越来越多的学生的书写能力明显退步了。为了改变这种局面，保护传统民族文化——汉字，我校学生会提出以下倡议：
减少课外上网时间，多读书；
养成每天记日记的好习惯，练习书写；
少发电子邮件，尽量动手给亲朋好友写书信。
请你根据以上内容，代学生会写一封英文倡议书。
注意：1、词数：120-150，开头和结尾已经给出，不计入总词数。
2、可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
Let’s take action now!
Students’ Union
Dear friends,
In recent years, many of us spend a lot of time on the Internet with its popularity. As a result, we don’t write as well as we did in the past. In order to protect our Chinese characters and improve our handwriting, we’d like to offer some suggestions:
We should spend less time online so that we can have more time to read books. We’d better form the habit of keeping diaries every day to practice handwriting. Besides, it is better to write letters to our relatives and friends by hand rather than send e-mails.
As the saying goes, “The style is the man.” Beautiful and neat handwriting is beneficial to us students. So please pay more attention to our handwriting in the future.
Let’s take action now!
Students’ Union
【解析】
试题分析：据我校大部分教师反映，近些年来，随着网络的普及，越来越多的学生的书写能力明显退步了。为了改变这种局面，保护传统民族文化——汉字，我校学生会提出以下倡议：1.减少课外上网时间，多读书；2.养成每天记日记的好习惯，练习书写；3.少发电子邮件，尽量动手给亲朋好友写书信。
请你根据以上内容，代学生会写一封英文倡议书。要把所提示的点写全，把汉语翻译成通顺的英语句子，可根据内容要点适当增加细节，写作时要注意准确运用时态、语态、上下文意思连贯，符合逻辑关系。避免全用简单句，可根据句意适当使用并列连词，同时也要合理运用高级词汇和高级句子为文章增色添彩。注意要求的字数在120-150词左右，不要太多或太少。倡议书的开头结尾已为你写好，不计入总词数。
【亮点说明】As a result, we don’t write as well as we did in the past.句中使用了as …as引导的比较状语从句；In order to protect our Chinese characters and improve our handwriting, we’d like to offer some suggestions:动词不定式作目的状语；We should spend less time online so that we can have more time to read books.此句运用了so that引导的结果状语从句；Besides, it is better to write letters to our relatives and friends by hand rather than send e-mails. It作形式主语，动词不定式短语作句子真正的主语；As the saying goes, “The style is the man.”此句使用了As引导的时间状语从句，同时句中还使用了谚语。
考点：考查倡议书类的话题作文。
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