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2021年1月21日发(作者：侵袭)

有关网络的英语作文




大家对网络博客的认识

写作语句
web logs
网络与博客



1
、
but many teens say the journals are a great way to
express
their
creativity.
they
maintain
that
a
ban
on
blogging
violates (
违反
) their right to free speech.
言论自由



2
、

yourself, and you don’t have the right to post someone
else’s secrets,
不能暴露他人隐私



3
、

are
going
to
argue
that
these
blogs
are
part
of
their private lives. and that’s the point: they
aren’t private at all.
孩子认为博客是隐私的，但是博客
不是。



4
、

schools should have no control over it whatever,



instead
of
passing
notes
in
class,
teens
are
now
sharing
information on their web logs, or blogs. a study showed that
one
in
five
teens
in
america
has
a
blog,
and
about
twice
as
many
read them.(5
个青少年里有
1
个写博客,
阅读博客者则是这个数字的
两倍
)



but some schools have prohibited (
禁止
) students from
blogging on school computers. other schools have tried to
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./.

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prohibit teens from keeping online journals even at home. but
many teens say the journals are a great way to express their
creativity. they maintain that a ban on blogging violates (
违
反
) their right to free speech.



blog
critics
say
that
kids
don’t
know
about
online
safety and that it’s imperative (
必须的
) to place
limitations on students.
information
about
yourself,
and
you
don’t
have
the
right
to
post
someone
else’s
secrets,
nancy
willard,
director
of the center for safe and responsible internet use, told
current events.



millions of people are online at any given time, and
predators
are
plentiful,
says
willard.
many
students
think
only
their friends read their blogs, but they’re wrong, she
points out.

are going
to
argue that
these
blogs
are part
of their private lives. and that’s the point: they
aren’t private at all.



online bullying (
暴力
) of fellow students and threats
made to teachers are also serious concerns.
internet
contributes
to
emotional
distress
(
痛苦
)
for
kids.
it
can be extremely harmful,



some
students
say
they
use
blogs
to
help
express
unspoken
第页码页

./.

总共总页数页


feelings. others see blogs as places to keep in touch with
friends.
because
everyone
is
so
busy,
apollo
high
school
senior
ashley
boswell told current events.



bloggers
say
that
their
private
writing
is
an
expression
of
free
speech.

it
is
not
endangering
another
individual
...
schools
should
have
no
control
over
it
whatever,
wrote
a
teen
on the site.





大家对网络博客的认识

写作语句
web logs
网络与博客



1
、
but many teens say the journals are a great way to
express
their
creativity.
they
maintain
that
a
ban
on
blogging
violates (
违反
) their right to free speech.
言论自由



2
、

yourself, and you don’t have the right to post someone
else’s secrets,
不能暴露他人隐私



3
、

are
going
to
argue
that
these
blogs
are
part
of
their private lives. and that’s the point: they
aren’t private at all.
孩子认为博客是隐私的，但是博客
不是。



4
、

schools should have no control over it whatever,

第页码页

./.

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instead
of
passing
notes
in
class,
teens
are
now
sharing
information on their web logs, or blogs. a study showed that
one
in
five
teens
in
america
has
a
blog,
and
about
twice
as
many
read them. (5
个青少年里有
1
个写博客
,
阅读博客者则是这个数字的
两倍
)



but some schools have prohibited (
禁止
) students from
blogging on school computers. other schools have tried to
prohibit teens from keeping online journals even at home. but
many teens say the journals are a great way to express their
creativity. they maintain that a ban on blogging violates (
违
反
) their right to free speech.



blog
critics
say
that
kids
don’t
know
about
online
safety and that it’s imperative (
必须的
) to place
limitations on students.
information
about
yourself,
and
you
don’t
have
the
right
to
post
someone
else’s
secrets,
nancy
willard,
director
of the center for safe and responsible internet use, told
current events.



millions of people are online at any given time, and
predators
are
plentiful,
says
willard.
many
students
think
only
their friends read their blogs, but they’re wrong, she
points out.

are going
to
argue that
these
blogs
are part
第页码页

./.

总共总页数页


of their private lives. and that’s the point: they
aren’t private at all.



online bullying (
暴力
) of fellow students and threats
made to teachers are also serious concerns.
internet
contributes
to
emotional
distress
(
痛苦
)
for
kids.
it
can be extremely harmful,



some
students
say
they
use
blogs
to
help
express
unspoken
feelings. others see blogs as places to keep in touch with
friends.
because
everyone
is
so
busy,
apollo
high
school
senior
ashley
boswell told current events.



bloggers
say
that
their
private
writing
is
an
expression
of
free
speech.

it
is
not
endangering
another
individual
...
schools
should
have
no
control
over
it whatever,
wrote
a
teen
on the site.





大家对网络博客的认识

写作语句
web logs
网络与博客



1
、
but many teens say the journals are a great way to
express
their
creativity.
they
maintain
that
a
ban
on
blogging
violates (
违反
) their right to free speech.
言论自由



2
、

yourself, and you don’t have the right to post someone
第页码页

./.

总共总页数页


else’s secrets,
不能暴露他人隐私



3
、

are
going
to
argue
that
these
blogs
are
part
of
their private lives. and that’s the point: they
aren’t private at all.
孩子认为博客是隐私的，但是博客
不是。



4
、

schools should have no control over it whatever,



instead
of
passing
notes
in
class,
teens
are
now
sharing
information on their web logs, or blogs. a study showed that
one
in
five
teens
in
america
has
a
blog,
and
about
twice
as
many
read them.(5
个青少年里有
1
个写博客,
阅读博客者则是这个数字的
两倍
)



but some schools have prohibited (
禁止
) students from
blogging on school computers. other schools have tried to
prohibit teens from keeping online journals even at home. but
many teens say the journals are a great way to express their
creativity. they maintain that a ban on blogging violates (
违
反
) their right to free speech.



blog
critics
say
that
kids
don’t
know
about
online
safety and that it’s imperative (
必须的
) to place
limitations on students.
information
about
yourself,
and
you
don’t
have
the
right
第页码页

./.

总共总页数页


to
post
someone
else’s
secrets,
nancy
willard,
director
of the center for safe and responsible internet use, told
current events.



millions of people are online at any given time, and
predators
are
plentiful,
says
willard.
many
students
think
only
their friends read their blogs, but they’re wrong, she
points out.

are going
to
argue that
these
blogs
are part
of their private lives. and that’s the point: they
aren’t private at all.



online bullying (
暴力
) of fellow students and threats
made to teachers are also serious concerns.
internet
contributes
to
emotional
distress
(
痛苦
)
for
kids.
it
can be extremely harmful,



some
students
say
they
use
blogs
to
help
express
unspoken
feelings. others see blogs as places to keep in touch with
friends.
because
everyone
is
so
busy,
apollo
high
school
senior
ashley
boswell told current events.



bloggers
say
that
their
private
writing
is
an
expression
of
free
speech.

it
is
not
endangering
another
individual
...
schools
should
have
no
control
over
it
whatever,
wrote
a
teen
on the site.

第页码页

./.

总共总页数页






大家对网络博客的认识

写作语句
web logs
网络与博客



1
、
but many teens say the journals are a great way to
express
their
creativity.
they
maintain
that
a
ban
on
blogging
violates (
违反
) their right to free speech.
言论自由



2
、

yourself, and you don’t have the right to post someone
else’s secrets,
不能暴露他人隐私



3
、

are
going
to
argue
that
these
blogs
are
part
of
their private lives. and that’s the point: they
aren’t private at all.
孩子认为博客是隐私的，但是博客
不是。



4
、

schools should have no control over it whatever,



instead
of
passing
notes
in
class,
teens
are
now
sharing
information on their web logs, or blogs. a study showed that
one
in
five
teens
in
america
has
a
blog,
and
about
twice
as
many
read them.(5
个青少年里有
1
个写博客,
阅读博客者则是这个数字的
两倍
)



but some schools have prohibited (
禁止
) students from
blogging on school computers. other schools have tried to
prohibit teens from keeping online journals even at home. but
第页码页

./.

总共总页数页


many teens say the journals are a great way to express their
creativity. they maintain that a ban on blogging violates (
违
反
) their right to free speech.



blog
critics
say
that
kids
don’t
know
about
online
safety and that it’s imperative (
必须的
) to place
limitations on students.
information
about
yourself,
and
you
don’t
have
the
right
to
post
someone
else’s
secrets,
nancy
willard,
director
of the center for safe and responsible internet use, told
current events.



millions of people are online at any given time, and
predators
are
plentiful,
says
willard.
many
students
think
only
their friends read their blogs, but they’re wrong, she
points out.

are going
to
argue that
these
blogs
are part
of their private lives. and that’s the point: they
aren’t private at all.



online bullying (
暴力
) of fellow students and threats
made to teachers are also serious concerns.
internet
contributes
to
emotional
distress
(
痛苦
)
for
kids.
it
can be extremely harmful,



some
students
say
they
use
blogs
to
help
express
unspoken
feelings. others see blogs as places to keep in touch with
第页码页

./.

总共总页数页


friends.
because
everyone
is
so
busy,
apollo
high
school
senior
ashley
boswell told current events.



bloggers
say
that
their
private
writing
is
an
expression
of
free
speech.

it
is
not
endangering
another
individual
...
schools
should
have
no
control
over
it
whatever,
wrote
a
teen
on the site.





大家对网络博客的认识

写作语句
web logs
网络与博客



1
、
but many teens say the journals are a great way to
express
their
creativity.
they
maintain
that
a
ban
on
blogging
violates (
违反
) their right to free speech.
言论自由



2
、

yourself, and you don’t have the right to post someone
else’s secrets,
不能暴露他人隐私



3
、

are
going
to
argue
that
these
blogs
are
part
of
their private lives. and that’s the point: they
aren’t private at all.
孩子认为博客是隐私的，但是博客
不是。



4
、

schools should have no control over it whatever,



instead
of
passing
notes
in
class,
teens
are
now
sharing
第页码页

./.

总共总页数页


information on their web logs, or blogs. a study showed that
one
in
five
teens
in
america
has
a
blog,
and
about
twice
as
many
read them. (5
个青少年里有
1
个写博客
,
阅读博客者则是这个数字的
两倍
)



but some schools have prohibited (
禁止
) students from
blogging on school computers. other schools have tried to
prohibit teens from keeping online journals even at home. but
many teens say the journals are a great way to express their
creativity. they maintain that a ban on blogging violates (
违
反
) their right to free speech.



blog
critics
say
that
kids
don’t
know
about
online
safety and that it’s imperative (
必须的
) to place
limitations on students.
information
about
yourself,
and
you
don’t
have
the
right
to
post
someone
else’s
secrets,
nancy
willard,
director
of the center for safe and responsible internet use, told
current events.



millions of people are online at any given time, and
predators
are
plentiful,
says
willard.
many
students
think
only
their friends read their blogs, but they’re wrong, she
points out.

are going
to
argue that
these
blogs
are part
of their private lives. and that’s the point: they
第页码页

./.

总共总页数页


aren’t private at all.



online bullying (
暴力
) of fellow students and threats
made to teachers are also serious concerns.
internet
contributes
to
emotional
distress
(
痛苦
)
for
kids.
it
can be extremely harmful,



some
students
say
they
use
blogs
to
help
express
unspoken
feelings. others see blogs as places to keep in touch with
friends.
because
everyone
is
so
busy,
apollo
high
school
senior
ashley
boswell told current events.



bloggers
say
that
their
private
writing
is
an
expression
of
free
speech.

it
is
not
endangering
another
individual
...
schools
should
have
no
control
over
it
whatever,
wrote
a
teen
on the site.





大家对网络博客的认识

写作语句
web logs
网络与博客



1
、
but many teens say the journals are a great way to
express
their
creativity.
they
maintain
that
a
ban
on
blogging
violates (
违反
) their right to free speech.
言论自由



2
、

yourself, and you don’t have the right to post someone
else’s secrets,
不能暴露他人隐私

第页码页

./.

总共总页数页