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大学实用英语综合教程4第三单元作文例文

I'm wangNan,a student of No.1 Middle School. I have a gooa friend,Jim.He' an USA girl.We are both in Class Two,Grade Eight.She is 15 years old,one year older than me. We both study hard.I'm good at physices,but she's good at math.We often help each other with lessons.Both of us like helping others. We both like sports very much.Jim enjoy playing basketball.but Ilike palying soccer. She likes green but Ilike red. Tough we are different in my ways,we are good friends

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Some people think that having money,house,car,a woman is successful.Some people think that success is doing something that you want to do.Some even deny the existence of success,he thinks this world is not successful,only the endless pursuit.So I want to make a new definition of success:Success is something that people are very eager to do good things gained a sense of satisfaction and excitement.Therefore,we do things,no matter big and small,as long as you want to do,and through your efforts made,and you happy,then you succeeded.Do not look too far successful,they should not be too easy to see success,success requires your effort

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The Unsung Heroes: What About Working Dads? On our first ＂date＂ after our twin daughters were born, my husband and I went to see the movie Toy Story. We enjoyed it, but afterward my husband asked, ＂Where was the dad?＂ At first, it seemed petty to criticize an entertaining family movie because of one small point. The more I thought about it, however, the more glaring an omission it seemed. Not only was dad not around, he wasn't even mentioned - despite the fact that there was a baby in the family, so dad couldn't have been that long gone. It was as if the presence- or absence - of a father is a minor detail, not even requiring an explanation. This is only one example of the media trend toward marginalizing fathers, which mirrors enormous social changes in the United States. David Blankenhorn, in his book Fatherless America, refers to this trend as the ＂unnecessary father＂ concept. We are bombarded by stories about the struggles of working mothers (as opposed to non-working mothers, I suppose). Meanwhile, a high proportion of media stories about fathers focus on abusive husbands or deadbeat dads. It seems that the only time fathers merit attention is when they are criticized for not helping enough with the housework (a claim that I find dubious anyway, because the definition of ＂housework＂ rarely includes cleaning the gutters, changing the oil in the car or other jobs typically done by men) or when they die. When Mr. Blankenhorn surveyed fathers about the meaning of the term ＂good family man,＂ many responded that it was a phrase they only heard at funerals. One exception to the ＂unnecessary father＂ syndrome is the glowing media attention that at-home dads have received. I do not mean to imply that at-home dads do not deserve support for making this commitment. I only mean to point out the double standard at work when at-home dads are applauded while at-home mothers and breadwinner fathers are given little, if any, cultural recognition.