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请以“My new home”为题向你的朋友莉莉介绍你的新家。

提示:1.上个月买了一套新房,位于镇中心。

2. 在十二楼,房子大而且漂亮,有三间卧室,一个厨房,一个餐厅和两个浴室。

3. 从你家到我家很简单,从你家到我家骑自行车大约要30分钟。

4. 你可乘地铁至阳光公园。一直走,看到交通灯。穿过马路。朝着邮电局走,在第一个拐角处向左拐。

5. 你会看见花园大厦,我住在1202室。

答案

My new home

Last month, I bought a new flat. It is in the center of the town. It lies on the twelfth floor. The house is very nice and big. There are three bedroom, a kitchen, a dining hall and two bathrooms.

It is easy to go from your house to mine. It takes about 30 minutes from your house to mine by bike. You can also take the underground to the Sunshine Park. Go straight on until you see the traffic lights. Then cross the road, and go towards the post office. Turn left at the first crossing. You will see the Garden Building. I live in Room 1202. 

题目分析:这是一篇给材料作文,介绍一个新家。本文做给材料比较详细,动笔前先根据材料确定时态,句式,词汇等主要内容。根据内容可知本文主要是一般现在时态,人称问题比较复杂,注意主谓一致问题。写作中注意使用连接词,注意表达的多样化,做到语意连贯符合逻辑。

点评:在写书面表达是首先要注意的问题就是人称,不能混淆人称;其次,应注意动词的英语,根据不同的人称确定动词的形式;再次,句型应该符合英语的表达习惯;最后,用自己熟练掌握的句型造句。

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