高中英语解题题典短文改错48篇汇编.docx

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高中英语解题题典短文改错48篇汇编

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Afewdaysbefore,IsawaninterestingprogramonTV.Itwasabouttheproblemofthetrafficinour

cities.Itseemedthatagreatdealofdamagehaddonebytraffic.Butnowourcitiesarestillsufferedfrom

trafficproblem.Somebuildingsareactuallyfallingtopiece.Itisoftenfastertowalkthantogobycaror

bus.Theproblemhasbeengettingworseforlongtime.Thisisonlyoneproblemamongthousandsothersin

ourcities.Allsortsofterriblethingshavehappenedwithourcities.Andthebiggestquestionis“Whatcan

wedoaboutit?

”Ourroadshaveeverbeendesignedforsuchaheavytraffic.

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Sandyisseventeenyearsold.Andsheismuchbusy.Sheneverhasenoughtimeforthatshewantsto

do.Likemanyothergirlsaboutherage,shespendshoursonthetelephone,talkstoherfriends.Sheoften

goesoutontheweekends,andshelooksafterchildrenforotherfamiliestogetsomemoney.But,ofcourse,

duringtheschoolyearssheherselfhasalothomeworktodo.Duringthefootballseason,Sandyismore

busierthanusualSheandotherprettygirlsarecheerleaders.Theyjumpupanddowntogether,cheering

whentheteamhaveplayedwell.Whentheteamisnotplayingsowell,thegirlstrytheirbestencouragethe

players.Thecheersareusuallynotlong,butittakesalongtimetopractiseshoutingthemtogether.

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AfterIfinishedtheschoolthisyear,Ibegantotookforwork.Nowseveralmonthlater,Istillhadn’t

foundthejobthatIwasinterested.LastSundaymorningIreceivedaphonecallfromamancallinghimMr

Smith.Hesaidtomeonthephone,“Ihearyoudoverywellinyourstudies,Imayhaveajobforyou.”I

enteredhisofficewithabeatenheart.HowIhopedthatIwillgothroughthejobhuntingtalktodayandhe

wouldtakenmonasalabassistant.Buttomysurprised,whathesaiddisappointing.Heonlyneededa

model.

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CalvinCoolidge,30thpresidentoftheUnitedStates,wasfamousforamanoffewwords.Heknew

whatheshouldtalkandwhenheshouldnot.Itwasveryhardofanyonetoenjoytalkingwithhim.One

eveninghewasinvitingtodinner.Aladysittingnexttohimpastthesugarforhiscoffee.“MrPresident,”she

said.”TodayafriendofmesaidthatIcouldn’tgetmuchthantwowordsoutofyou.IsaidIcan,andwe

madeabet.”“Youlose,”answeredthepresident.

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ThefirstmansetfootonthemoonwasanAmericancallingNeilArmstorng.Helandedonthemoon

withEdwinAldrininJuly21,1969inthelunarmodule[（飞船）舱].Whentheyweremadethefamous

moon-walk,millionsofpeoplewatchedthemthroughthetelevision.Theystayedonthemoonforabout21.5

days.ThentheytookoffwiththeirlunarmoduleandjoinedMichaelCollinsinthecommandmodule.

ArmstrongandAldrinbroughtbacksomedustandrockfromthemoontofurtherthescientificstudiesinthe

moon.Theydidn’tfindanylifeonthemoon.

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Thejourneywaslongandtired.WeleftLondonatfiveo’clockintheeveningandspendeighthoursin

thetrain.Wehadbeentravelledfor3hoursaftersomeoneappearedsellingfoodanddrinks.Itwasdarkness

allthetimewewerecrossingWales,butwecouldseenothingthroughthewindows.Whenwefinally

arrivedatHolyhead,nearlyeveryonewasslept.Assoonasthetrainstopped,everybodycometolife,

grabbingtheirsuitcasesandrushingontotheplatform.

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HongKongliesinsoutheastofChina.Itcoversaareaofonethousandandninety-twosquarekilometer.

Ithasapopulationofoversixmillion.HongKongbelongtoChinaallthetimeinhistory.Intheearly

Nineteenthcentury,Chinawasweak,andHongKongwassogoodplacethatmanyforeigncountrieswantto

haveit.IntheendtheBritishimperialiststookHongKongwithforce,soruleditforoneandahalf

centuries.

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Readingnewspapershavebecomeanimportantpartofourlife.Manypeoplereadittobegintheirday.

Theylearnfromwhatisgoingonintheworld.Sometimetheydonothavetimetoreadthenews,butthey

justtakeaquicklylookatthefrontpage.Therearenewspaperstoeveryreader.Inbigcitiestherearemany

kindsofnewspapers.Insmalltownstherearefew.Insomeplaces,peoplecanreadnewspapersonlyoncein

aweek.

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“AllworkandnoplaymakesJackadullboy”isasayingintheUnitedStates.Itistruththatallofus

needexercisetogether.Wecan’tworkandenjoylifeallthetimeunlesswekeepgoodhealthy.

Everyonehashisownwayofresting.Perhapsthemostpopularwayistakepartinsports.Thereare

teamsports,suchasbaseball,basketballorfootball.Thereisalsosportsforoneperson,suchasgolfand

swimming.

Itdoesn’tmatterwhetherwearegoodplayerornot.Anditisimportantforeveryonetotakepartin

sports.ThisisspiritoftheOlympics.

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WhenLouisBraillewasaverysmallboy,oneday,whileplayed,hepickedupasmalltoolofasharp

point,Louisfell,thepointenteredintohiseye,andlaterhebecameblind.Hewantedsuchmuchtoread

booksfortheblindthatatlastheinventedawayfortheblindreadandwrite.Peopledidn’tbelievehimfirst.

Onedayablindgirlwasplayingpiano.Peoplethankedherofplayingsowell.ShesaiditwasLouisBraille

whomadethatpossibleforhertolearnmusic.

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TheAustralianprofessor,DrKaren,willvisitourschoolonthisFridayafternoon.Shewillgivethe

teachersandstudentsreportontheeducationinAustraliainthelecturehallofourschoolon3:

00pm.Friday.

Everystudentisexpectedtobehereontime.Pleasebringyournotebookswithyoutakenoteswhilelistento

thereportsothatwecanhaveadiscussionaboutitafteritwasover.Thespeechcontest,thatwasplannedfor

Friday,hastobeputofftillnextFridayafternoon.Thankyou.

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Onemorningamancrossingabridgewhenhesawamanfishingabovehim,sohestoppedtowatch

himquiet.Afterawhile,themanpushedhislinein.Therewasabigfishontheendofit.Themantookitoff

thehookandthrewbackintothewater.Afewminuteslatehecaughtotherbigfish.Againhethrewitback,

So,hecaughtasmallfish.Heputitintohisbasket.Themanonthebridgewassurprisedandaskedwhy.The

mananswered,“Smallfrying-pan.”

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Myfavoritesportisfootball.Iwasamemberofourschoolfootballteam.Wepractiseforthreetimes

everyweekandoftenwatchfootballmatchonTVtogether.Playfootballnotonlymakestlsgrowuptalland

strongbutalsogiveusasenseoffairplayandteamspirit.Wemustkeepinmindthatweplayfortheteam

insteadourselves.Also,thesportteachesustheimportantofobedience.Eachplayermustobeycaptain,who

istheleaderoftheteam.Andtheymustnotbreaktherulestoooftenifwewanttowinthegame.

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I’maseniorstudent.IlikeEnglishverymuch.BesidehavingEnglishlessonsatschool,Ioftenwentto

theEnglishCornerintheparknearmyhomeatSaturdaymornings.Itsetuptwoyearsago.Manyhigh

schoolstudentsgatherhere.Sometimes,somecollegestudentsandevenforeignfriendsarethepresent

EnglishCorner.TherewepractisespokenEnglish,talkingaboutthatweareinterestedin,introduceour

experienceinlearningEnglishandsoon.Ihavelearnedalot.IhavegreatimprovedmyselfinEnglishthat

sinceIattendeditforthefirsttime.

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TheBeijingZooislargestzooinAsiaandoneofthelargestintheworld.Therearehundredofdifferent

kindsanimalsinit.Wecanseeyellow,green,orangeandbrownbirds,thatcansingnicesongs.The

elephantshavebignoseandbigearsandtheyarekindofhuman.Wecanalsoseebigandlittlemonkeys

runninganddance,justlikehappychildren.Pandas,withgoodmanner,areveryfriendlyandpoliteto

visitors.Therearealsomanyotherthingstosee.Wehopeyoutohaveagoodtimethere.

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Doyouthinkanimalscantellyouhowtheweatherwillbelike?

Somepeoplebelievethegroundhog

can,thatisasmallfurryanimal.ThereisaspecialdayinAmericacallingtheGroundhog’sDaythatfallsin

February2.Onthatday,ifthegroundhoggoesoutofhishomeinthegroundandseeshisshadow,hewill

beingfrightenedandgoeshurriedlybackintohishole.Peoplesaythismeanstherewillbesixmoreweekof

wintertoexpect.However,ifhenotseehisshadowthisdayandstaysoutofhishole,itmeansthatspringis

tocomingsoon.

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ThefamousAmericawriterMarkTwainwaswellknownashisabsent-minded（心不在焉）.Oneday

whenhewasridinginthetrain,theconductoraskedhimforhisticket.MarkTwainlookedfortheticketin

allhispockets,andcouldn’tfindit.Atlast,theconductor,whomrecognized（认出）thewriter,said,“It

doesn’tmatter.Showedmeyourticketonyourwayback.Andifyoufindit,thereisnoharm.”

Heardthis,MarkTwainquicklyshookhisheadandsaid,“Oh,butthereis.1mustfindtheticket,or

otherwisehowwillIknowwhereI’mgoing!

”

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Thereisonelanguageusingineverycountry.People,youngorold,shortandtall,thinandfat,useit

veryusually.Itiseverybody’ssecondlanguage.Itisveryeasyunderstanding.Youmayguessit’ssign

language.Whenyouwaveyourhandinthestreet,youaretellinghellotoyourfriend.Whenyouputupyour

handinclass,youaretellingtheteacherthatyouknowtherightanswer.Whenapolicemanwantstostop

carsandbuses,heraiseshishand.He’susingsignlanguage.Signlanguageisinterestinginquietplace.

Whenyouareswimmingwithyourhands,youcanhaveatalkbesidewaterbyusingsignlanguage.

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Aboywascleaningshoesinthestreetsaidtoayoungmanpassingby,“Letmetocleanyourboots.”

Theyoungmansaid,“No.”“Itwillspendyouapenny,sir.”