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Shenzhen is a remarkable city. It is the youngest city in China. Despite having a history of about 7,000 years, its real development began in 1980 when China launched its reform and opening - up policy. In terms of tourism, Shenzhen has many well - known "theme parks" both at home and abroad. There are so many theme parks here and they are of high quality, leading in China. Some people even call Shenzhen the "Capital of Thematic Parks". For example, the Window of the World with the slogan "You give me one day, and I will give one world", the Splendid China Folk Culture Village which allows people to "walk into the history by one step, and travel all around China by one day", the Happy Valley known as "prosperous bustling urban happy land" and the Minsk Aircraft Carrier full of glory and dreams. These are not only wonderful exhibitions but also vivid miniatures of the blend of Chinese culture and world civilization. Moreover, a tour of Shenzhen's theme parks should not miss some large - scale literary performances there. Shenzhen has developed at an astonishing speed. In just 30 years, it has transformed from an unknown fishing town into one of the most prosperous cities in China. And it still continues to grow. In addition, Shenzhen has held some important international events. For instance, in 2011, it held the 26th Universiade. Overall, Shenzhen is a vibrant and fast - developing city full of opportunities and attractions. " Her Shenzhen-Writing the Future " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

English vocabulary in the first volume of the sixth grade: - Unit 1： by, foot, bike, bus, wait, train, how, go to school, traffic, get to, traffic light, traffic rule, stop. - Unit 2: library, post office, hospital, cinema, turn, bookstore, where, please. - Unit 3: next week, this morning, this afternoon, this evening, comic book, post card, newspaper, buy - Unit 4： hobby, ride a bike -riding a bike, dive, play the violin - playing the violin, make kites -making kites, collect stamps - collecting stamps, live - lives, teach -teaches, go -goes, watch - watches, read - reads, does n't = does not; - Unit 5： singer, writer, actor, actress, artist, TV reporter, engineer, accountant, policeman, salesperson, cleaner, where, work. - Unit 6: Rain, cloud, sun, stream, come from, seed, soil, sprout, plant, should, then. English vocabulary for the second volume of the sixth grade: - Unit 1： tall - taller, short - shorter, strong - stronger, old - older, young - younger, big - bigger, heavy - heavier, long - longer, thin - thinner, small - smaller; - Unit 2： have a fever, have a sore throat, have a cold, have a headache, matter, sore, hurt, nose, tired, excited, angry, happy, bored, sad, have a toothache. - Unit 3： watch - watched, wash - washed, clean -cleaned, play - played, visit -visited, do - did (last weekend), go - went, go to a park -went to a park, go swimming-went swimming, go fishing - went fishing, read -read, go hiking - went hiking. - Unit 4： learn Chinese - learned Chinese, take pictures- took pictures, climb -climb, have - had, buy presents-bought presents, row a boat - rowed a boat, see elephant - saw elephant, go gliding- went gliding, go ice - skating - went ice - skating, how, get -got, last (last) <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

The second volume of the vocabulary list of the sixth grade of the Foreign Language Research Society includes the short syllables [i],[u],[e], etc., the long syllables [i:],[:],[u:],[a:], etc.; the diphthongs [ei],[ai],[Essu],[au],[u Essu],[i],[Essu],[Essu Essu]; the unvoiced syllables [p],[t],[k],[f],[Theta],[s],[ts],[tr1],[t]; the voiced syllables [b],[d],[g],[v],[d],[z],[dz],[dr1],[d]; Independent sounds [h],[m],[n],[l],[r],[j],[w]. For example, the pronunciation of "cow" is [ka], the pronunciation of "look" is [l k], the pronunciation of "blow" is [blé], the pronunciation of "cashier" is [kae ́ (r) ́), the pronunciation of "cola" is [́ k ́ l ́ (r)], the pronunciation of "dollar" is [́ d ́ l ́ (r)], the pronunciation of "cent" is [sent], the pronunciation of "balloon" is [b ́ lu:n], the pronunciation of "enjoy" is [́ n ́ d ́ (r)], the pronunciation of" stairs" is [ste ́ z], the pronunciation of" careful" is [́ k ́ (r) ́Through these symbols, one could accurately spell the English words under the sixth grade of the foreign research edition. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

If you're looking for a fun and engaging read for your second grade English class here are some recommendations: 1 The Catcher in the Rye by JD Salinger - This classic is a must-read for anyone looking for a coming-of-age story Set in the 1950s it follows a young man named Rye as he navigates the world of high school and his search for identity To Kill a Mockingbird by HarperLee- This novel about a young girl growing up in a rural area in the 1930s is a beautiful portrait of society and its structures It explains the topics of justice innocence and the power of knowledge 3 The Great Gatsby by F Scott Fitzgerald - This novel tells the story of a man named Gatsby and his relationship with a woman named Daisy as well as the impact of the 20s on their lives It's a beautiful complex and thought-provoking novel that explores the themes of love loss and the pursuit of happiness 4 TheFault in Our Stars by John Green - This young-adult novel follows a group of high school students as they navigate the struggles of love and loss It's a heart-wrenching tale that explores the themes of love trust and identity 5 1984 by George Orwell - This novel is a warning about the potential for government control in a world where technology has advanced to the point where everyone is connected It explores the themes of freedom justice and the need for self-prediction These are just a few recommendations and there are many other books that could be great for your English class You can find more suggestions by looking up specific books on your teacher's list or by reading online reviews

The following is a short story in English for the fifth grade: One day in Bikini Bottom, SpongeBob was very excited because he was going to have a new neighbor. His best friend, Patrick, was also curious about it. When the new neighbor finally moved in, it was a little octopus named Squidward. Squidward was a bit grumpy and he didn't seem to like SpongeBob's noisy greetings at all. SpongeBob, as always, was full of enthusiasm. He wanted to be friends with Squidward immediately. So he prepared a special Krabby Patty, which is the most delicious food in Bikini Bottom. He took it to Squidward's house and knocked on the door. "Hello, neighbor! I'm SpongeBob. I brought you a delicious Krabby Patty! " SpongeBob said cheerfully. Squidward opened the door with an annoyed look. "I don't want your Krabby Patty. Please leave me alone. " But SpongeBob didn't give up easily. He said, "But it's really delicious. Just try a little bit. " Squidward was so frustrated that he slammed the door. However, SpongeBob didn't feel sad for long. He thought of another idea. He started to play his favorite music, very loudly. Squidward couldn't stand it anymore. He came out of his house and shouted at SpongeBob, "Stop it! You are too noisy! " But SpongeBob said, "Music can make people happy. Let's listen together. " In the end, Squidward found that he couldn't change SpongeBob's friendly and positive attitude. And gradually, he started to accept SpongeBob as his neighbor, although he still pretended to be annoyed sometimes. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

Reading Comprehension 1. B 2. C 3. A 4. B 5. C 6. A 7. B 8. A 9. C 10. B Cloze 1. B 2. A 3. C 4. D 5. B 6. A 7. C 8. D 9. B 10. A 3. enthusiasm 2. concentrate 3. encourage 4. challenge 5. ambition 6. motivate 7. confidence 8. creativity 9. responsibility 10. initiative 4. Single choice 1. B 2. A 3. B 4. B 5. A 6. B 7. A 8. B 9. A 10. C Correct the mistakes in the essay 1. take→taking 2. but→and 3. so→such 4. of→for 5. was→were 6. to→for 7. on→in 8. well→good 9. and→but 10. them→their 6. Mission Reading 1. To help students understand the importance of English and develop a love of learning it. 2. To help students learn the language in an interesting and effective way. 3. To provide students with opportunities to practice their English in real - life situations. 4. To provide students with a platform to share their experience <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

The following are some of the knowledge points in the first volume of the fourth grade English edition: ** I. Key phrases ** 1. go straight on 2. excuse me 3. turn left/right 4. next to side 5. You're welcome 6. so much 7. Behind the tree 8. on your right/left 9. be lost 10. beside the cinema 11. Near the house 12. at the station ** 2. Key Sentences ** 1. Excuse me. Where is No.2 Park Street,please? Excuse me, where is No. 2 Park Street? Go straight on. 2. Turn left/right 3. It's next to a supermarket. 4. I live at No.2 Park Street。I live on Number Two Park Street. 5. It's beside the cinema. 6. Thank you so much. Thank you very much 7. You're welcome. 8. Where’s the train? Where is the train? 9. It's up the hill. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

The following are some key points about reading comprehension: ** 1. Common Questions and Solution Skills ** 1. ** Factual details ** - This type of question mainly tested the understanding of the specific information in the article. Usually, the problem could be solved in the following ways: - First, read the question, clarify the content of the question, and determine the key words. For example, in the reading comprehension of the MacBike, the key words were " MacBike " and " advantage " for questions like " What are the advantages of the MacBike?" - Then, he quickly located the relevant paragraph or sentence in the article with the keywords. For example, in the MacBike article, the answer could be found by locating the "Why MacBike" section according to the keywords. - Carefully compare the options with the original information, pay attention to whether the expressions in the options are exactly the same as the original text, and avoid being misled by similar expressions. 2. ** Reasoning and Judgment Questions ** - He needed to make logical deductions based on the information in the article. - He had to grasp the overall content and theme of the article, because the reasoning was based on the overall context of the article. For example, in the article about " The drought affects meat production in North America," if one wanted to infer the overall impact of the drought on agriculture, one would need to combine the difficulties of raising cattle and the growth of other crops in the article. - Pay attention to suggestive words or sentences in the text, such as "may","might","suggest","imply", etc. These words often indicate the direction of reasoning. 3. ** Main idea ** - Examining the understanding of the main idea of the article. - You can grasp the general content of the article by reading the beginning, the end, and the first sentence of each paragraph. For example, in some articles that introduced new things or phenomena, the beginning might introduce the main topic and the end would summarize the views. - Eliminate the options that are too one-sided or inconsistent with the content of the article. If the article was about a variety of factors affecting agriculture, the choice only mentioned one factor and could not be the main idea. ** 2. Common topics and strategies for senior English reading comprehension ** 1. ** Lifestyle theme ** - MacBike articles about travel rental were part of the lifestyle category. - Coping strategy: - Accumulate some vocabulary related to daily life, such as " rental " and " guided tour ". - Pay attention to the characters, events, locations, and other elements in the article, and sort out the development of the event. 2. ** Social Phenomena ** - For example, the article " Droughts Affect Meat Production in North America " reflected on the societal and economic phenomena. - Coping strategy: - Be familiar with terms related to hot topics in society, such as " drought " and " stock farming." - It analyzed the causes, effects, and possible solutions of the phenomenon. ** 3. Ways to improve Senior Three English reading comprehension ability ** 1. ** Accumulated vocabulary ** - Enlarging one's vocabulary was the key. It could be done by memorizing vocabulary books, reading English articles, and sorting out new words. - Pay attention to the polysemy, synonym, antonemy, etc. of words. For example, although "economic" and "economic" are both related to the economy, their meanings are different. 2. ** Reading Training ** - Every day, he would insist on reading a certain amount of English articles, which could be the real college entrance examination questions, English newspapers, magazines, etc. - In the process of reading, improve reading speed and comprehension ability, learn to guess the meaning of words according to the context, analyze the sentence structure, etc. 3. ** Analyzing Wrong Questions ** - Carefully analyze the wrong questions and find out the reason for your mistakes. Is it because of vocabulary problems, understanding errors, or lack of solving skills? - Make targeted improvements based on the reasons for the mistakes, such as strengthening vocabulary memory, adjusting the solution to the problem, etc.

"Let's talk" was part of the content in the fifth grade English textbook published by the People's Education Press. The "let's talk" of different units contained different conversations in different situations, mainly involving daily communication topics, such as character inquiry (such as "Do you know Mr. Young?"), Item description (like "It's a storybook.") Activity preferences (e.g."Do you often read books in this park?") and descriptions of things (such as "There are so many pictures here.") These conversations help to improve the fifth grade students 'English listening and speaking skills as well as their daily English communication skills. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

The theme of Unit 5 in Yilin English Grade 4 was "Our new home". The teaching objectives include being able to understand, speak, and read vocabulary such as home, come, kitchen, fridge; being able to understand, speak, read, and write vocabulary such as bedroom, living room, clock, table, bathroom; mastering the sentence pattern "Where is/are...?" It’s/They’re…”。The focus of the teaching was also around these vocabulary and sentence patterns. In the process of teaching, teachers can use a variety of teaching strategies, such as using the students 'existing learning experience (such as the "Where is…" sentence pattern learned in third grade and the use of prepositions in, on, under, behind) and life experience (familiarity with room names and furnishings). Students might say in the sentence pattern "Where is/are…?" It's/They're…"There were mistakes in the correct use of the answer and the addition of s/es to the plurals of the verb. The homework included listening and reading Story time to understand the general idea, and learning furniture and room words. In the classroom, the teacher would introduce new words by presenting photos of the house, play games (such as Magic Eyes, guessing the location of objects, etc.), practice sentence patterns at the same table, watch animations to answer questions, complete the blanks, listen to the text, read the characters, and perform. After class, the teacher would also assign relevant homework. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>