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　　一、英語話題作文范文：沒有人想活到100(No one wants to live to be a hundred)

　　It’s only natural to look forward to something better. we do it all our lives. things may never really improve, but at least we always hope they will. it is one of life’s great ironies that the longer we live, the less there is to look forward to. retirement longer we live, the less there is to look forward to. retirement may bring with it the fulfillment of lifetime’s dreams.at last there will be time to do all the things we never had time for. from then on, the dream fades. unless circumstances are exceptional, the prospect of growing really old is horrifying. who wants to live long enough to become a doddering wreck? who wants to revert to that most dreaded of all human conditions, a second childhood?

　　Well, it seems that everybody wants to. the biblical span of three score years and ten is simply not enough. medical science is doing all it can to extend human life and is succeeding brilliantly. living conditions are so much better, so many diseases can either be prevented or cured that life expectation has increased enormously. no one would deny that this is a good thing—provided one enjoys perfect health. but is it a good thing to extend human suffering, to prolong life, not in order to give joy and happiness, but to give pain and sorrow? take an extreme example. take the acse of a man who is so senile he has lost all his faculties. he is in hospital in an unconscious state with little chance of coming round, but he is kept alive by artificial means for an indefinite period. everyone, his friends, relatives and even the doctors agree that death will bring release. indeed, the patient himself would agree-if he were in a position to give voice to his feelings. yet everything is done to perpetuate what has become a meaningless existence.the question of euthanasia raises serious moral issues, since it implies that active measures will be taken to terminate human life. and this is an exceedingly dangerous principle to allow. but might it not be possible to compromise? with regard to senility, it might be preferable to let nature take its course when death will relieve suffering. after all, this would be doing no more than was done in the past, before medical science made it possible to interfere with the course of nature.

　　There are people in afghanisan and russia who are reputed to live to a ripe old age. these exceptionally robust individuals are just getting into their stride at 70. cases have been reported of men over 120 getting married and having children. some of these people are said to be over 150 years old. under such exceptional conditions, who wouldn’t want to go on living forever? but in our societies, to be 70, usually means that you are old; to be 90, often means that you are decrepit. the instinct for self-preservation is the strongest we possess. we cling dearly to life while we have it and enjoy it. but there always comes a time when we’d be better off dead.

　　二、英語話題作文范文：高考后的打算

　　高考結束之后，有的同學想去旅游，因為藍天和美景能夠使他們放松;也有的同學想趁這個機會體驗一下生活，他們認為考上大學就真正開始走上社會了。

　　請你用英語寫一篇短文簡述以上內容,并談一下你的打算。

　　注意：1、詞數(shù)100左右;2、為使行文連貫可適當發(fā)揮。

　　范文：

　　After the college entrance examination, some students would like to have a trip, because they think the blue sky and the charming scenery can make them relax. Some others prefer to stay at home to enjoy the matches of the 2012 Olympic Games, which they have been longing for. And also there are some students who intend to observe and learn from real life. They consider that they will really step into society after passing the college entrance examination. As for me, I plan to learn a skill such as driving, which I think will be useful in the future.

　　三、英語話題作文范文：投訴信

　　假設你是李華，你在5月2日去一家商店買衣服。當你請一個王姓服務員幫你找適合你的型號的衣服時，她以忙為借口讓你自己找，你說你找不到才來讓她幫忙，她說你找不到就說明沒有。你對這位服務員的服務態(tài)度十分不滿，并寫信向該商店的銷售經理投訴該服務員。

　　注意：1、詞數(shù)120左右;2、信的開頭和結尾已為你寫好，但不計入總詞數(shù);3、可適當增加細節(jié)，以使行文連貫。

　　范文：

　　May 5, 2006

　　Dear Sales Manager,

　　This letter is a complaint concerning the actions of one of your salespersons. On Tuesday, May 5, 2012, around 2 P.m.., I went to your store to look for a T-shirt. When I asked a salesperson, Ms. Wang for help in finding my size, she informed me that she was busy and I would have to find one myself. I explained that the reason why I came to her was that I couldn’t find one. She then said in a rude tone that if I couldn’t find one, it meant that the store didn’t have it, and that I needed to look somewhere else.

　　I felt that Ms Wang was rude. I hope that you will look into the matter: I shop frequently at your store and I look forward to a more pleasurable shopping experience next time.