英文寫作范文 2 Books 讀書

書籍是心靈的伙伴【寫作佳句及慣用表達(dá)】1.Abookthatremainsshutisbutablock.(prov.)

藏書不讀如藏木。2.Wemayspendourlivesinreadingfiction,buttruthbeatsfictionallthetime,andtherehasnever

beenyetanovelsowonderfulaslifeitself.盡管我們一輩子看小說，但現(xiàn)實(shí)總是勝過小說，從來沒有哪本小說有真正的生活色彩。3.Books,likefriends,shouldbefewandwellchosen.(prov.)讀書如擇友，宜少而精。Alliswellthatendswell.結(jié)果好一切都好。4.Agoodbookisabestfriendwhoneverturnshisbackuponus.(prov.)好書如摯友，永遠(yuǎn)不相負(fù)。5.Booksaretheeverburninglampsofaccumulatedwisdom.

—G.W.Curtis書籍乃儲(chǔ)積智慧之不滅明燈。——葛迪斯6.Agoodbookisthebestoffriends,thesametodayandforever.(prov.)好書如摯友，情誼永不渝。7.Somebooksaretobetasted,otherstobeswallowed,andsomefewtobechewedanddigested.

—F.Bacon書有可淺嘗者，有可吞食者，少數(shù)則須咀嚼消化。——培根8.Booksaregoodenoughintheirownway,buttheyareamightybloodlesssubstituteforlife.—R.L.Stevenson從它們自己所發(fā)生的效用上，書籍真是夠好的東西，但它們是很強(qiáng)悍的、不見血的生命替代者?！返傥纳?.Thereisagreatdealofdifferencebetweentheeagermanwhowantstoreadabook,andthetiredmanwhowantsabooktoread.

—G.K.Chesterton一個(gè)熱心求知者要去讀一本書，一個(gè)疲倦的人需要一本書來讀，這兩種人之間有很大的區(qū)別?！刻仡D10.Lifebeingveryshort,andthequiethoursofitfew;weoughttowastenoneoftheminreadingvaluelessbooks.—JohnRuskin生命是短暫的，而其中寂靜的時(shí)光更少，我們不應(yīng)花其中的寶貴時(shí)間去讀無價(jià)值的書。

——羅斯金11.Thatisagoodbookwhichisopenedwithexpectationandclosedwithprofit.—L.M.Alcott好書開卷引人入勝，終卷使人獲益?！獊啝柛鹈?2.Onlytwoclassesofbooksareofuniversalappeal.Theverybestandtheveryworst.—F.M.Ford只有兩類書有廣泛的吸引力：真正最好的和最壞的。——福特Calamityisman’struetouchstone.患難之中見人心?！緦懽鞣段摹?/p>

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Somepeopleliketobuybookstoread.Othersliketoborrowbooksfromlibrariesorfromotherpeople.Comparetheadvantagesofthesetwowaysofreading.Whichdoyouprefer?Why?

Writeacompositionofabout150wordsonthefollowingtopic:BorrowingBooksorBuyingBooks

Somepeopleliketoborrowbookstoread,whileothersprefertobuybooks.Bothwayshavetheiradvantages.Borrowingbookstoreadhastwomajoradvantages.First,youjusturgeyourselftofinishassoonaspossiblethebooksyouborrowedfromalibraryorfromotherpeople.Youwillbefinedifyoufailtoreturnthemtothelibraryinduetime,oryouwilllosetrustifyoukeepbooksofotherstoolong,andtheywillprobablyrefusetolendyouanymorebooks.Soyouhavetoreaditdesirously,forgettingyourmealsandsleep.Ontheotherhand,ifyoubuyabook,youmayputitaway,thinkingitisyoursandyoudon’thavetofinishitquickly.Anotheradvantageofborrowingbooksenablesyoutoreadbookswithoutspendinganymoney.Inrecentyears,moreandmorebookscomeouteachyear,andthepricesofbookskeeponrising.Ordinarypeoplecannotaffordtobuysomanybookstheywanttoreadeitherforinformationorentertainment.Inaddition,oftenIneedtoreadonlyapartofsomebooks.Itisunnecessaryformetobuythem.

However,therearesomekindsofbooksthatIhavetobuy.ThefirstkindisreferencebookssuchasdictionariesandencyclopediasIneedtousefrequently.ThesecondkindistextbooksIneedtoreadmorecarefullyinordertounderstandwell.AnditisalsonecessaryformetobuysomefamousliteraturebookslikeTheCompleteShortStoriesofMarkTwain,TheOldManandtheSea,RomanceoftheThreeKingdoms.

SoIthinkbooksareoftwokinds:booksforborrowingandbooksforbuying.IliketoborrowbooksthatIreadmainlyforentertainmentorreadapartof.Andforthosebookslikereferencebooks,Iprefertobuy.Whethertoborrowortobuybooks,Ithink,mostlydependsonthekinds.AllroadsleadtoRome.【學(xué)習(xí)要點(diǎn)】①Youwillbefinedifyoufailtoreturnthemtothelibraryinduetime.你如果到期不還書就會(huì)被罰款。②referencebooks參考書，工具書③encyclopedia百科全書Callaspadeaspade.直言不諱?！疽c(diǎn)提示】Allthatspeakusfairarenotfriends.說我們好話的人并非都是朋友。本文為議論文。作者首先提出自己的觀點(diǎn)：Bothwayshavetheiradvantages.在正文中作者對(duì)比買書，舉出充分的論據(jù)來說明借書的好處，然后作者又說明有些書需要買。這樣，避免了使觀點(diǎn)絕對(duì)化，又很客觀地說明了問題。最后作者得出結(jié)論：SoIthinkbooksareoftwokinds:booksforborrowingandbooksforbuying.接著又用兩句話解釋了該結(jié)論。文章觀點(diǎn)明確，論據(jù)充分，論證嚴(yán)密。本文關(guān)聯(lián)詞語使用恰當(dāng)：表示對(duì)比：Ontheotherhand表示列舉：First，Another...,Inaddition（此外，引出補(bǔ)充論據(jù)）表示對(duì)比或轉(zhuǎn)折：However（2）BuyingorBorrowingBooks?Booksareclosefriendsofhumanity.Theycanarmuswithknowledgeandinformationweneedtomakesuccessoflife.Throughbookswecanobtainskillsandtechniquesforsurvivalanddevelopment.Throughbookswecanenlightenourspiritsandliveafullerlife.Therearegenerallytwowaysinwhichwecanhaveaccesstobooks:borrowingorbuying.Whilemillionsareborrowingbooks,Istillthinkbuyingthembestsuitsmeandgivesmethegreatestenjoyment.Admittedly,thereareafewmeritsforborrowingbooks.Foronething,borrowingbookscansaveushugeamountsofmoney.Andofcourse,withthemoneysavedwecandoothermoreworthythings.Andalso,asweborrowbooksfromthelibraryandfriends,wenormallyhavedeadlinetofinishthem,andconsequentlywecanreadmorebooksinalimitedtime.Andwecan,aboveall,betterourefficiencyofourreading,justasafamousChinesesayinggoes,“bookscannotbereadunlessborrowed.”However,someadvantagesforbuyingbooksaremoreobviousandcompelling.Oneofthem,definitelynotsharedbythechoiceofborrowingbooks,istheabundanceoffreedomthatbuyingbookscanofferus.Sincewecankeepthebooksaslongaswewish,wecanreadasmuchaswewant.Anotherstrengthofowingbooksisthatwecantakewhatevernotesonthemarginofthepagesofthebooks.Andfinally,theprocessofselectingandkeepingbookscanbeagreatfunthatborrowingbookscanbynomeansoffer.Whileborrowingbookscan,tosomeextent,quenchourthirstforknowledge,buyingbooksgivesusgreaterpleasureofselectingandkeepingthebestoftheworldtreasure.Canwethinkofanythingelsemoredelightfulandrewarding?（3）BuyingorBorrowingBooks?Booksaretoourmindwhatnutrientsaretoourbody.Throughbookswecanobtainskillsandtechniqueforsurvivalanddevelopment.Therearegenerallytwowaysinwhichwecanhaveaccesstobooks:borrowingorbuying.Whilemillionsareborrowingbooks,Istillthinkbuyingthembestsuitsmeandgivemethegreatestenjoyment.Admittedly,therearemanymeritsforborrowingbooks.Foronething,borrowingbookscansaveushugeamountsofmoney.Andofcourse,withthemoneysavedwecandoothermoreworthythings.Andalso,asweborrowbooksfromthelibraryandfriends,wenormallyhavedeadlinetofinishthem,andconsequentlywecanreadmorebooksinalimitedtime.Andwecan,aboveall,betterourefficiencyofourreadingjustasafamousChinesesayinggoes,“bookscannotbereadunlessbo