英语经典美文30篇.docx

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英语经典美文30篇

英语经典美文30篇

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　　Passage

　　There are many apple trees in a garden. They’regood friends. One day an old tree is ill. There aremanypestsinthetree.Leavesofthetreeturnyellow.Theoldtreefeelsverysadandunwell.Anothertreesendsforadoctorforhim.Atfirst,theysendforapigeon,butshehasnoideaaboutit.Thentheysendfor an oriole, and she can’t treat the old tree well.Then they send for a woodpecker. She is a gooddoctor.Shepecksaholeinthetreeandeatslotsofpests.At last the old tree becomes better and better.Leavesturngreenandgreen.

　　Passage　BusyDay

　　TodayisSunday!

OnSundays,Iusuallyplaythe　fatherusuallyreadsthenewspaper.Mymotherusuallycleansthehouse.Buttodaymymotherisinbed.Sheisill.Myfatherhastodothehousework.Now,heiscleaningthehouse.“Sam,canyouhelpme?

” “Yes,Dad!

” Now,we’rewashing thecar.Where’smysister,Amy?

Sheisplayingmyflute.Whataluckygirl!

　　Passage　dogandhisreflection

　　Onedayadogwithapieceofmeatinhismouthwascrossingaplankoverastream.Ashewalkedalong,helookedintowater,andhesawhisreflection.Hethoughtthiswasanotherdogcarrying

　　apieceofmeat.Andhefelthewouldliketohavetwopieces.Sohesnappedatthereflectioninthewater,andofcourse,asheopenedhismouth,thepieceofmeatdisappearedquickly.

　　Passage　honestboy

　　Tonyissevenyearsold.Heisanhonestandpoliteboy.Oneday,itwasSunday.Tony,hissisterandhismotherstayedathome.HewaswatchingTVandhissisterwasreadingbooks.Hismotherwaswashingclothes.Justthen,hisfathercamebackwithabag

　　ofpears.Tonylikespearsverymuchandhewanted

　　toeatone.Hismothergavehimfourandsaid, “Let’ssharethem.”“Whichpeardoyouwant,Tony?

”askedhismother.“Thebiggestone,mum.”“What?

”saidhismother,“Youshouldbepoliteandwantthesmallestone.”“ShouldItellaliejusttobe polite,mum?

”

　　Passage　birthdayparty

　　TodayisSusan’sbirthday.Sheisnineyearsold.Herfriendsareinherhomenow.Thereisabirthdaypartyintheevening.Look!

Maryislisteningtothemusic.AndTomisdrinkingorangejuice.JackandSamareplayingcardsonthefloor.LilyandAmyarewatchingTV.Someoneisknockingatthedoor.It’sHenry.HebringsabigteddybearforSusan.Theteddybearisyellow.Susanisveryhappy.Allthechildrenarehappy.TheysingabirthdaysongforSusan.

　　Passage　FarmerandtheSnake

　　Itwasacoldwinter　farmerfoundasnakeontheground.Itwasnearlydeadbycold.TheFarmerwasakindman.Hepickedupthesnakecarefullyandputitunderthecoat.SoonthesnakeBegantomoveanditraiseditsmouthandbitthefarmer.“Oh,Mygod!

”saidthefarmer,“Isaveyourlife,butyouthankmeinthatway.Youmustdie.”Thenhekilledthesnakewitha stick.Atlasthedied,too.

　　Passage　YoungTrees

　　Twoyoungtreesarestandingonthetopofthehill.TheirnamesareTimandAlan.

　　Oneday,it’ssunnyandwarm.Somebirdsaresinginginthetrees.Thewindblows,andthetreesaretalking.“Whatdoyouwanttobewhenyougrowup?

’’asksTim.“I’mnotsure.IthinkIwanttobeachairoradesk.”answersAlan,“MaybeIwanttobe

　　atoyboxorabaseballbat.Ilikechildren.”“Whatdoyouwanttobewhenyougrowup?

”asksAlan.“Me?

”saysTim,“Ijustwanttobeatree.Iwanttobe

　　ahouseforbirdsandspiders.Iwanttohavemanyapples.Andwhenit’ssunnyandhot,peopleandanimalscanstandunderme.”

　　Passage　isaniceplace

　　HongKongisaniceplace,especiallyinsummer.’sanexcellenttimeforswimming.ThereisabeautifulbeachatRepulseBay（浅水湾）.Togetthere,youcantakeabusfromCentral.LotsofpeoplegotothebeachonSundaysandSaturdays.Butifyougoonaweekday,itiswillbenotso　toHongkongneedpassports. Butpeoplefrommanycountriesdo notneedvisas. Hongkongisanice place for holiday.Therearemanyshops.

　　Passage

　　Waterisveryimportantforlivingthings.Withoutwater,theremustbenolifeontheearth.Alltheplantsandanimalsneedwatertodrink,tocookfoodandtocleanourselves.Waterisneededinfarms,factories,offices,schools,familiesandmanyotherplaces.

　　Waterisfoundinseas,riversandlakes.Itcanbefoundeverywhereintheworld,anditalsocanbefoundintheair.

　　Passage’Bedroom

　　Thisisthetwins’bedroom.Itisaniceroom.Thetwobedslookthesame.ThisbedisLily’sandthatoneisLucy’s.Thetwinshaveonedeskandtwochairs.Theirclock,booksandpencil-boxesareonthedesk.Theirschoolbagsarebehindthechairs.Someniceflowersareonthedesk.Somenicepicturesareonthewall.Isthereakite?

Yes,it’sunderLily’sbed.Thebedroomisverynice.

　　Passage

　　Oneoftheanimalsthathelppeoplealotisthedog.Insomecountries,dogspullwagons.Inthecoldnorth,dogspullsleds.

　　Thereareotherwaysthatdogshelpus,too.Policemenusethemtolookformissingpeople.Soldiersusethemtocarrylettersandmedicine.Onfarms,dogstakecareofsheepandkeeptheminthefields.Atnight,theytakethesheephome.Dogshelptheblindwithwork.Somedogsaregoodandkind.Somedogsaregoodatanotherskill.

　　Passage　BestJob

　　Bettyisalazygirl.Shedoesn’tstudyhard,andshedoesn’thelphermotherwiththehousework,either.“Whatareyougoingtobewhenyougrowup,Betty?

”Motherasks.“You’retoolazy.Nojobwilleverfityou.”“ButIknowone,”saysthegirl,“I’mgoingtobeFatherChristmas,”“Youwanttobe FatherChristmas?

”Motherissurprised,“Butwhy?

”“Becauseheworksonlyonedayinawholeyear.”

　　Passage　CleverMonkey

　　Alittlemonkeypicksupapumpkinandwantsto　monkeycan’ttakeithome.

　　Suddenlyheseesapandaridingabiketowardshim.Hewatchesthebike.“lhaveagoodidea.Icanrollthepumpkin.Itlikesawheel.”

　　Soherollsthepumpkintohishome.Whenhismotherseesthebigpumpkin,sheissurprisedandsays,“Howcanyoucarryithome?

”Thelittlemonkeyanswersproudly,“lcan’tliftit,butlcanrollit.”Hismothersmilesandsays,“Whatacleverboy!

”

　　Passage14.WhatAreStarsLike?

　　Haveyoueverwonderedaboutthestars?

Insomeways,starsarelikepeople.Theyareborn.Theygrowold.Andtheydie.Astarisbornfromdustandgas.Slowlythedustandgasmakeaball.Theballgetsveryhot.Thenitstartstogiveofflight.Theyoungstargrowsintoagiant.Manyyearsgoby.Theolderstarbeginstogetsmallagain.Atlastitslightgoesout.Thestar’slifeisover.

　　Passage　andTelevision

　　Radioandtelevisionareverypopularintheworldtoday. Millions of people watch TV. Perhaps morepeoplelistentotheradio.

　　The TV is more useful than the radio. On TV wecan see and hear what is happening in the world.However, radio isn’t lost. It isstillwithus.Andlistenersarebecomingmore.That’sbecauseatransistorradioisn’t lost. It is still with us.Itisveryeasytocarry.Youcanputoneinyourpocketandlistentoitonthebusoryourbikewhenyougotowork.

　　Passage’scoolbehindyou

　　It’stwoo’shinning and it’s very hot. Nancy has to meet hermotheratthetrainstation.

　　Nowshe’swalkinginthestreet.Therearenotreesandshe’sfat.Soshefeelsveryhot.Butshedoesn’tfindaboywalkingjustbehindher.Andshemeetsafriendandsays“hello”tohim.“Who’stheboybehindyou？

”askstheman.Nowsheseestheboy.Sheisangryandasks,“Whyareyouwalkingbehindme,boy?

”“There’snoshadeinthestreet,youknow.”answerstheboy.“It’scoolbehindyou,Ithink.”

　　Passage’sHobby

　　MydadworksfromMondaytoFridayinabank.heuses the computer to count money. His job is veryimportantinthebank.

　　Dad is also busy at home. At weekends he cooksdinner.UsuallyhecooksItalianfood.OnSundayshemakesfivepiecesofpizza.SometimeshecookschickenandmakesChinesefood.Mymumwatchesandhelpshim.Ihelpmydad,too.Iwashthedishes.

　　Manypeoplethinkitisstrangeforamantocook.Butmydadenjoyshishobby.Cookingrelaxeshim.Heisaweekendcook.

　　Passage　don’tthinkso

　　Jackisagoodboybuthedoesn’tliketousehishead.Heoftensayssomethingwithou　makesothersunhappy.

　　Mr.Blackteachesmathinaschool.He’soldnowandhelikes　theFridayMr.Blackdoesn’tgotowork,becausehe’sillinahospital.AndJack’smotherwillseehimafterdinner.“I want to bethere with you.” says Jack. “You’re arudeboy.Ican’ttakeyouthere.’’sayshismother.“Don’tworry,mum.Iwon’tdothatagain.Pleasebelieveme.”saysJack.Inthehospital,Jacksaysnothingatfirst.Whenthey’re leaving, he says to Mr. Black, “Youlookfine.Thedoctorsaysyou’regoingtodie,butIdon’tthinkso.”

　　Passage　daysinaweek

　　There are about fifty-two weeks in a year. Andthere are seven days in each week. The firstdayof aweekisSunday.TheotherdaysofaweekbetweenSundayandSaturdayareMonday,Tuesday,Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Monday is thesecondday,Tuesdayisthethirdday,Wednesdayis the fourth day, Thursday is the fifth day, andFriday isthesixth day. What’s the last day?

 Do youknow?

　　Passage　specialFriend

　　Ihaveafriendinthe　HisnameisDonAdams.Iknow him very well, but I have never met him. Wewrite to each other all the time. My letters are veryshort. It is still hard for me to write in English. Ireceived a letter from Don yesterday. It makes mevery happy. He is