废墟英语比较作文范文4篇

2021年1月24日发(作者：学士)
英语比较作文范文
4
篇


City Life and Suburban Life
1
．


最近几年越来越多的人迁往近
郊居住

2
．


城市生活和近郊生活各有特点

3
．


比较起来，我喜欢的是…


(1)In
recent
years
more
and
more
homes
are
being
pushed
outwards
as
the
activities
of
business,
government
and pleasure tend to be concentrated in
the
centers
of
the
cities.
(2)Although
most
people
are
reluctant
to
move
to
the
outskirts
of
the
cities,
I
feel
like
living in the suburbs.
(3)It
is
true
that
the
city
can
provide
much
convenience
and
entertainment,
the
very
reason
people
can’t
bear
to
part
with
city
life.
(4)But
the
cost
for
the privilege of living in the city is also
high. (5)Just think of the places where
we
live,
full
of
petrol
fumes and
toxic
gases,
torn
by
the
roar
of
buses
and
lorries
day
and
night,
and
thronged
ceaselessly by great crowds. (6)Besides,
as
the
housing
problem
in
the
central
city
gets
more
serious,
people
have
to
pay high rents for very tiny flats which
I
would
certainly
disdain
to
live
in.
(7)In
contrast,
living
near
the
countryside
one
can
enjoy
the
clean
atmosphere, the closeness to nature and
the
quiet,
peaceful
surroundings
—
the
essentials
of
a
healthy
life.
(8)Nothing
can
be
compared,
as
the
pace
of
modern life is getting quicker, with the
first
cock
crow,
the
twittering
of
birds
at
dawn,
and
sight
of
the
rising
sun
glinting
on
the
trees
and
green
fields.
(9)Although
living
in
the
suburbs
you
may
suffer
a
little
discomfort
brought
about
by
the
necessity
of
traveling
miles
to
work
every
day,
the
situation
will
change
soon
as
many
highways
and subways are being constructed.
(10)The
new
suburban
life
is
fast
becoming
a
predominant
pattern
of
living
in
most
cities;
and
with
the
development
of
traffic
and
the
perfection
of
services,
it
will
prove
to
hold great superiority over city life.

Newspaper as a Better Source of News
1
．


现在许多人都从电视上得知天
下事

2
．


但我认为报纸是获取消息的更
好来源

3
．


其理由是…

(1)For most of us today, television has
become our main source of daily news.
(2)This
is
unfortunate,
however,
because for several reasons newspapers
should be regarded as a better source.
(3)It
is
true
that
television
news
can
vividly
bring
into
our
living
rooms
dramatic events of singular importance,
such
as
space
launchings,
natural
disasters, wars and so on, but it can not
cover
important
stories
in
the
depth
they
may
deserve
because
of
its
time
limitation.
(4)On
the
contrary,
print
news
excels
in
its
ability
to
devote
as
much
space
to
a
story
as
it
sees
fit,
though
it
can
not
compete
with
television
visually.
(5)Besides,
television
is
essentially
a
passive
medium.
(6)Whether
we
like
a
particular
piece
of
news
or
not, all
we
have to do is sit in front of the tube and
“let
it
happen”.
(7)But
a
newspaper
reader
can
select
what
he
is
interested
in,
skip
what
he
thinks
is
boring
or