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1. 对比议论类（05全国I）假设你是李华，最近国内一家英文报纸正在讨论北京动物园是否应迁出市区。以下是你所在班级讨论的情况。请你给该报写一封信。

2. 数字图表类（04北京）某学校对中学生课余活动进行了调查，结果如下。请根据图表1提供的信息描述学生每天的课余活动，并针对图表2中任何一个数据中反映的情况写出你的一个看法。词数不少于60。

3. 地点介绍（06全国）假定你是李华，应英国朋友Bob的要求，写一封短信介绍你校图书馆的基本情况。内容须包括下面两幅图中的相关信息。

4. 人物类（06北京）国际文化交流中心将组织一次由各国学生参加的“和平，友爱”夏令营活要求报名者提交英文个人简介。假设你是王珊，请根据下列信息写一篇个人简介。

5. 活动安排（08年全国卷Ⅱ）学习中文的各项活动安排。

6. 记叙文 （08年天津卷） 记叙乘地铁时遇到的一件事。

避免常见错误

1. My mother work in a school.（works）

2. They are worker.（workers）

3. My aunt worked hard and he was busy.（she）

4. His parents are all from London.(both）5. They get up early yesterday.（got）

掌握地道的英语 （括号中的句子更好）

1. My money is very little.（I have little money.）

2. My money is more than yours.（I have more money than you.）

3. People in my family are more than those in yours．

（There are more people in my family than in yours.）

4. I teach better than he.（I am a better teacher than you.）

5. I think the plan is not good.（I dont think the plan is good.）

学会变换句型

1. I was too excited to go to sleep．

I was so excited that I couldnt go to sleep. （用从句替换）

2. They got married five years ago．

They have been married for five years. （用完成时替换）

3. He got up early so that he could catch the first bus．

He got up early so as to catch the first bus. （用不定式替换）

4. Try again and you will succeed．

If you try again， you will succeed.（用条件句替换）

5. I am sorry I missed the bus．

I wish I had caught the bus. （用虚拟语气替换）缤 纷 世 界Bin Fen Shi Jie缤 纷 世 界Bin Fen Shi Jie

BEIJINGThe National Peoples Congress (NPC), Chinas top legislature, concluded its annual session Wednesday morning.

“The session was successful, with the further accumulation of common understanding,clarification of goals and reinforcement of confidence,” said Wu Bangguo, chairman of the NPC Standing Committee, in a speech delivered at the sessions closing meeting.

The session resulted in a full representation of the will of the people and the main concepts oft he Communist Party of China (CPC), he said.

NPC deputies, with a strong sense of responsibility and commitment to their mission, exercised their duties as entrusted by the Constitution and law, he said.

At the session, the NPC adopted a number of important documents, including the governments work report, central budget and national economic and social development plan for 2012.

While deliberating the governments work report, deputies agreed that the country made progress in economic, political, cultural, social and environmental arenas in 2011, making for agood beginning for the 12th FiveYear Plan period (20112015), Wu said.

This year will be an important year for China, as the 18th CPC National Congress will be heldlater this year, Wu said.

The NPC will work for the steady growth and stability of the country as it welcomes the 18th CPCNational Congress, he said.

The NPC also adopted several decisions on deputy elections for the 12th NPC and methods fort he election of deputies to the 12th NPC from Hong Kong and Macao special administrative regions, as well as work reports for the NPC Standing Committee, the Supreme Peoples Court and the Supreme Peoples Procuratorate.

This year, the country will carry out elections for deputies to the next NPC using the same ratio for rural and urban areas for the first time, Wu said.

He pledged to ensure stable and orderly elections in line with relevant laws.

At the closing meeting, lawmakers adopted an amendment to the Criminal Procedure Law.

The revision embodies the constitutional principle of respecting and protecting human rights and is a key improvement to the current legal system of criminal prosecution and litigation, Wu said.

The NPC will work to educate the public about the revised law and prepare for its implementation, he said.

Since this year marks the last session of the 11th NPC, Wu said the NPC will learn from the experience gained in previous years and improve the quality of its work, he said.

Top CPC and state leaders Hu Jintao, Wen Jiabao, Jia Qinglin, Li Changchun, Xi Jinping, LiKeqiang, He Guoqiang and Zhou Yongkang attended the closing meeting.

Less than half of the free umbrellas taken by commuters on rainy days as part of a Shanghai Metro project have been returned, according to the citys transport agency.

Passengers have been able to borrow the“Umbrellas for Love”since 2008, with all 280 stations initially issued with a stock of 100.

However, as the city is enduring daily deluges, staff at some stations say their stocks have run dry.

At South Huangpi Road Station on Monday, a sign stated that all umbrellas had been loaned out. A passing service center worker said:“Nobody gives them back.”

An employee at Lujiabang Road station gave the same answer, saying they were waiting for anew batch to arrive.

“Due to public demand and the high rate at which the umbrellas disappear, we have had to distribute extra batches at least three times over the past few years,” said Fan Wenjun, a media officer at Shanghai Metro operation management center.

Data provided by the center showed that of the 88,000 umbrellas allocated to stations, less than half are still in circulation. The return rate was 47.5 percent for the entire metro network in February.

Passengers can borrow an umbrella after writing down their name and phone number at the service center. Usually passengers will be reminded to return the umbrellas within a week to where they were borrowed. Each umbrella is numbered and belongs to a specific station.

“But we dont require passengers to show their IDs or verify their contact information. These umbrellas are loaned out of love. We hope people can cooperate with us,” said a subway worker at Lujiabang Road Station.

A metro employee surnamed Fan at Peoples Square Station, the busiest in the city, estimated that at least half of passengers give false information, which they discover when they call to remind them to return the umbrella.

China Daily talked to eight Shanghai residents. All said they would return the umbrellas.

“The large Shanghai Metro logos and the sloganUmbrellas for Lovewhich is emblazoned on them, makes it obvious that they may have been stolen,” said Wang Qi, a 53yearold house wife. “People would have to have some nerve to hold on to them in streets.”