参加外教各国音乐讲座的英语作文【一】
这个星期五，我和胡涵，许文彬一起去参加英语讲故事比赛，这个参赛资格可是我好不容易才和别的同学争取来的，所以在练习时候要更尽心尽力了! 我还好在星期三上午，就把稿子背下来，星期四课间，上台表演就能发挥最好水平。
星期五，我就早早起床，穿好衣服，去化妆店，化上了妆，又把稿子背了几次，把书包放了就向城里出发。我们先坐16路再坐308。到了比赛场地，陈老师已经在那儿了。 我十分紧张。开始抽签了，看着周围陌生的脸，手心渐渐出了汗，但愿我不是第一个，但愿我能发挥出最好水平，但愿我不会出现差错。老师打开签，2号，老师暗自庆幸：“幸亏不是1号，也不在后面，听到后面，容易听觉疲劳。”可这时，我们又听到一个不好的消息：那排第一的学校没来，我先上。老师听了，马上对那个人说：“不行，再等一等，我们又没抽到1号，干什么让我们先?”我又排到了第三，终于轮到我了，我不能想象一个人站在一个大房子里，许多陌生人看着你那阴森的目光，太可怕了，我勉强挤出一丝笑容，走了进去，可当我一说起故事，我就不紧张了，讲完后，又蹦跳着出来，听见有位老师说：“这孩子的表情……” 我们学校比完后，老师带我们去玩了一会儿，吃了中饭就回了学校。 回到家，爸爸说我这次没说好，下次要做的更好，我也这么想的。 只要我尽力了，我就不后悔。
参加外教各国音乐讲座的英语作文【二】
当英语老师告诉我们下一节英语课是外国老师教我们英语，而且是两个星期才有一次。真难得呀，两个星期才有一次啊！可想想又让人觉得兴奋！！
“铃、铃、铃。”上课了，外教老师刚进门，原本热闹非凡的教室立即变得鸦雀无声。外教老师很风趣，老师和我们先互相做自我介绍。轮到邵耀萱说了，她说：“I am Shao Yao Xuan。”老师故意把她的名字说成了“Shao 、Shao 、Shao ”他那语调特别搞笑。顿时，同学们哈哈大笑起来。
到我了，我说：“I am Tina。”这时，老师张开双臂，我也跟着张开双臂。显然我误解了他的意思。他忽然把我抱了起来，并在我的右脸上猛亲了一下，我被刚才的`情景吓了一跳，原来老师刚才的举动是对我的友好。他把我轻轻地放下来，并给我一块糖，我连忙对老师说“Thank You”。外教老师还和我们做了许多有趣的游戏，可惜的是我们听不懂老师讲的话，为了让我们长大后能够走出国门，学到更多的知识，我们一定要好好学习英语。
我喜欢这位幽墨风趣的外教老师！
参加外教各国音乐讲座的英语作文【三】
As we all know, earthquakes are inevitable, but we can take some measures to reduce earthquakes. First of all, when an earthquake occurs, we should hide under very strong furniture (second, we should keep calm and dont worry about it; third, we should make sure that the door is open to escape from the side, we should prepare something, we must carry with us when the earthquake happens, we should carry enough water and food, flashlight, blanket, etc. The most important thing is that we must learn something about earthquakes.
中文翻译：
众所周知，地震是不可避免的，但是我们可以采取一些方法来减少地震。首先，当地震发生时，我们应该躲在非常坚固的家具下面（第二，我们应该保持冷静，不要担心它；第三，我们应该确保门是开着的，以便从侧面逃生，我们应该准备一些东西，我们必须随身携带地震发生时，我们应该携带足够的水和食物，手电筒，毯子等等。最重要的一点是我们必须学习一些有关地震的知识。
参加外教各国音乐讲座的英语作文【四】
Fortunately, after the earthquake, people can form a triangle safe house in the collapsed space in a short time, which can be called earthquake proof space. This mainly refers to the large collapsed bodies and supports that are easy to form a triangular space in the room. The space is composed of the following places: the Kang side, the solid inner wall of furniture and the kitchen, toilet and storage room at the corner A small area of equal standard width.
中文翻译：
幸运的是，在地震发生后，人们可以在较短的时间内，在房屋倒塌的空间内形成一个三角形的安全屋，可称之为防震空间这主要是指在房间中易形成三角形空间的大块倒塌体和支撑构成空间的'地方是：炕边下，附近牢固的家具内壁和，墙角的厨房、卫生间、储藏室等标准宽度的小地方。
参加外教各国音乐讲座的英语作文【五】
Here are some guidelines for staying safe in an earthquake. What you need: a portable radio, first aid kit, fire extinguisher and flashlight, stay inside, hide under a table, or stand in a corner or door and cover your head and neck with your arms. If you are in a high-rise building without a protected desk or table, cover your head and neck with your arms, then try to enter an open area away from trees, buildings and walls.
If it is an outdoor step, pull signs and wires to the side of the road, away from overpasses and wires (if driving and stay in the car until the shaking is over and the steps are off the shelves or other If you are in a crowded store or public area, dont run to open the door and squat down. Cover your head and neck with your hands and arms. If you are below the seat back in a stadium or theater, cover your head and neck with tips and warnings: if youre looking for cover under a solid piece of furniture, grab it and be ready to follow Move it as far as possible away from the kitchen and garage, where there are often many possible objects falling.
中文翻译：
以下是一些在地震中保持安全的指南你需要的东西：便携式收音机，急救箱，灭火器和手电筒，呆在里面，躲在桌子下面，或者站在一个角落或门口，用手臂捂住你的头和脖子。如果在一个没有保护桌子或桌子的高层建筑里，用你的手臂捂住你的头和脖子，那么就试着进入一个远离树木、建筑物、墙壁的开阔区域。
如果是户外台阶，请将标志和电线拉到路边，远离天桥和电线（如果是开车的话）呆在车里直到摇动结束台阶离开货架或其他可能有物体掉落的区域，如果在拥挤的商店或公共区域，不要跑去开门蹲下，用手和手臂捂住头部和颈部站在你的座位上，如果在体育场或剧院低于座椅靠背的高度，用你的手臂尖和警告覆盖你的头和脖子：如果你在一件坚固的家具下面找掩护，抓住它并准备好跟着它移动尽量远离厨房和车库，那里经常有许多可能的物体坠落。
参加外教各国音乐讲座的英语作文【六】
Dear Mrs. Nelson,
My name is Rick Schultz. I don’t know if you remember me, but I was in your English class at Westview High School in 20xx. I used to argue with you about the merits of science fiction as a form of literature. Recently I met several other former students of yours, Gerald Bryant, Ron Brown, Dawn Smith, and Dave Lee. Naturally we spent much of the time we were together talking about your class and how much we enjoyed it. So I decided to write you and find out how you are doing.
As I said, we all remember your class with great fondness. If you are still teaching, I hope your current students appreciate how fortunate they are.
Sincerely yours,
Rick Schultz
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