英语创意写作题目

⑴ 英语创意写作，如果一个魔鬼给你三个愿望，你不能许愿要钱和要更多的愿望，你会要什么，为什么

The New Year is coming and I have good wishes for the coming year.Firstly, I hope my families will be happy and in good health. I want my father has more free time to company my mother and I. I don’t want him work so hard all the time.Secondly, I wish myself can have a good year and do well in my study.Study is my priority now and I hope I can work hard and make progress.Finally, I want a new computer for my study and enjoyment.

⑵ 假如你是李华。想参加一个英语创意写作活动，请给活动负责人写一封信

Creative design,the simple things again or continue to extend the idea to give another expression of creative design,including instrial design,architectural design,packaging design,graphic design,fashion design,creative,DC personal content.In addition to creative design of the "preliminary design" and "second design" factors,the need to integrate into "distinctive design - creative.

⑶ 写英语作文我的创作

I have two great friends,one is Jack,another is Mike.Although they are both my buddys,they have different charactors.Jack is a big boy,he's not only my friend,but also a classmate.He is charming,because he can play the guitar so well.And he'd like teaching me how to play it.He is so cool;doesn't like Mike.Mike is a quiet boy,he always does things without a word.But he's not weak,he's good at swimming,and got the first place in the last school's swimming-game! are both awesome!I like them,they're good friends

⑷ 帮忙创作一个英语短文，要朗读1分钟左右

In our physical world, money solves many problems. Many people think, wrongly, that money can buy happiness because there is a price tag on “almost” everything.

Some things are not for sale – like my dog, for instance (and my children). Although my doxy costs me about $1,000 a year in maintenance, food and vet bills, we love the little beast fiercely, and he could not be bought for a million dollars – on most days.

You can’t buy back good health, once it’s ruined, and you can’t buy Time. All humans have expiration dates, and few can pay for even a few extra, “good days” once the Grim Reaper comes to visit.

That leaves me defending Fame.

This is why I’d choose fame over fortune. Once we’re gone, what’s left behind is our reputation – the love, positive influence and good memories - that people remember us by. That is our personal legacy, our memorial for being on earth. Few remember us for our fortunes, unless we leave it to them.

Recall some famous people: George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, former U.S. presidents; Picasso and Van Gogh, artists; Christopher Columbus, Lewis and Clark, explorers; Shakespeare and Edgar Allen Poe, writers; Socrates and Confucius, philosophers; etc.

Probably not a single, mentioned soul became wealthy ring their lifetimes, and they probably all had differing degrees of “success” and earthly “happiness,” but they stand out in history; they affected many peoples’ lives; they changed the earth in some way.

Most of us admire these people; we envy them for their “immortality” because they live on in the history books and our memories; their names have become household words for many of us.

Many people will say things like “Confucius said,” and listeners pay attention, even though he was not of our culture or religion; he was not a movie star; and none of us ever actually met him - since he died a few hundred years ago.

We also quote Shakespeare, even in his many guises as his own created-characters like Macbeth, Hamlet, and Othello who “spoke to us” more than one hundred years after Shakespeare died.

From the time a child starts school, we ask, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” Many kids used to respond with things like “cowboys, firemen, and cops” (noticeably mostly boy-oriented roles) from early TV influence, but today’s television has greatly influenced – for better or worse - how children perceive the world.

Today, most young kids would probably say they want to be movie stars, sports stars, or famous athletes. Even girls have teen idols like Britney and Jamie Spears, Miley Cyrus, Jessica Simpson, etc. but those girls do not have “normal lives,” and many mature girls do not idolize them.

Boys might want to be a basketball or football star, but most realize those “careers” are short-lived and involve many risks of injury or even death. That is the unwanted side of “fame AND fortune.”

Because we appreciate those who “entertain” us, many successful “stars” today are rewarded with great wealth. But those positions are earned by only a few, and once you delve into those peoples’ private lives, most of us no longer envy them, but pity their short-lived fame and huge incomes that cannot buy privacy, happiness, long-term relationships, and untarnished legends.

Many superstars have their lives exposed for emptiness, plicity, questionable relationships (including multiple marriages), and non-real, Hollywood-projected-happiness. In fact, many of their lives include multiple divorces, isolation for self-protection, bankruptcy, and drug or alcohol addiction.

Many lives of the wealthiest and most famous end in suicide: Elvis Presley, John Belushi, Anna Nichole Smith, and Marilyn Monroe came to an early end. Their names live on in sadness and pity. Arguably, stars like Michael Jackson have few choices beyond an early death because of an unrealistic lifestyle; the need for publicity; the need for drugs to keep on going; and the huge push required to maintain their positions at the top of the world, where no regular human can live for long.

Of course, a few, like Oprah Winfrey (TV multi-millionaire), Bill Gates (Microsoft), Donald Trump (real estate multi-millionaire), Barbara Walters (famous interviewer), and others have earned big money along with fame, but they earned it doing something for the public that was an extension of themselves as real people. Oprah (think black and poverty in her childhood) registers with people for her compassion for others and trying to spread “helpfulness” and common wisdom. Gates was a boy-genius (not envied as a teenager) who made money from his “nerdy” efforts with computers.

Walters shows a compassionate side with her hard-hitting interviews, and she earned the respect of her interviewees so she gets the scoop over her peers. Trump is a genius with great timing; he is an executive who seems to make honest, brilliant deals in real estate, but he’s gone through three wives already and admits he was a lousy father.

Few of us can do it all or have it all.

I think it comes down to living genuine, good lives in our relationships with others. That is, ultimately, what it means to be human. Once we are gone, I think most of us would prefer to be remembered for our deeds, names, and reputations rather than for our money.

During my life, I was a child welfare caseworker, and I affected many children’s lives. I would love to be remembered, at least by those whose lives I touched, as one of THE greatest caseworkers ever.

I was the head of dog rescue for several years. I “saved” many dogs. I hope they, and their new owners, remember me for “rescuing” them.

I am a writer. I have been freelancing for over 50 years. It would be nice to be remembered as that “great” writer who affected others’ lives with something she wrote.

But, ultimately, if I am remembered “only” for being a good wife, mother, daughter, and as a basically “good person,” I will feel that I lived a good life; and my memory will live on through those who outlive me.

I won’t regret that I never had a fortune, but I passed on the “wealth” I had to those I loved and those who loved me. Who I was and what I did will become “famous” to those who knew me.

No one should need to ask for more than that.

BUT
Fame, fortune, fame, fortune. Well if you juggle those words they both sound good don't they? But in my humble opinion I'm going have to go with fortune. I've always been a material girl, not necessarily designer items, but I do like to relish in beautiful clothes and pamper myself here and there. And honestly, if you have fame you have the money to go with it but would you truly be happy?

Fame and fortune all in one sounds like a great two for one deal doesn't it? In my view, that is wrong. Sure, fame may be amazing when you get your first taste of it. But imagine everything that comes with it, you have a management, publicist, stylish, make up artists even, following you mostly everywhere. Since gossip magazines are such a huge hit especially today, you'll be on the cover of one at least once a month given or take how much fame you have.

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⑸ 英语作文写作风格有哪些

845480066，软文写作没有一定的知识功底是写不出来好文章的，我是找他写的，最前面就是扣维来的。

⑹ 英语作文征集写作思路

写作是英话试卷的第三部分，分为2节，共30分。

A节：根据给定情景写一篇应用性短文，100词左右(不计标点)，形式包括：私人信件、公务公函、备忘录、摘要、报告等。满分1O分。

B节：根据提示信息作文，160～200词(不计标点)。提示信息的形式有主题句、写作提纲、规定情景、图、表等。满分20分。

评分标准

A节应用文的评分侧重于信息点的覆盖和内容的组织、语言的准确性、格式和用语的恰当。可在文中使用提示语中的关键词，但使用其中的词组或句子则会被扣分。

B节作文的评分重点在于内容的完整性、文章的组织连贯性、语法结构和词汇的多样性。

高分作文A节(9～10分)、B节(17～20分)的具体要求

1．很好地完成了试题规定的任务。

2．包含所有内容要点。

3．语法结构合理、词汇丰富。

4．语言自然流畅，语法错误极少。

5．有效采用多种衔接手法，文字连贯，层次清晰。

6．格式和用语恰当。

知道了考研英语作文考什么、怎么考，下面就让我们一起将通往高分作文路途上的拦路虎各个击破。

拦路虎一：文不对题

“文不对题”是考研英语写作中经常出现的问题之一，不少老师在阅卷时都遇到过这样的作文——内容充实，条理清晰，用词准确，却与题目规定的内容大相径庭，最后得分非常低。考研英语写作是非开放性的，不可以随意创作，考生要严格按照题目的要求来展开文章。因此，在写作时认真审题是第一步。审题不仅仅是要仔细读题目，还要准确地理解、提取题目中的信息点和内容，明确题目的要求。由于考试的时间有限，因此要求我们在考场上必须快速、准确地审题。这就需要我们在平时多看一些题目，只有通过练习才能在考试时熟能生巧。

平时我们可以按照下面的步骤进行审题练习：

(1)看题目，划出其中的核心词汇，找出作文内容的要点以及格式要求等。(2)想一想这道题考的是什么方面的话题，应该从哪 方面展开，可以找到什么样的论据。(3)找到范文，与自己的构思进行对照、检验。对于历年考研英语的作文真题，尤其是近几年的新题，建议大家动手练一练。仅在脑海中对作文题进行构思虽然节省时间，但是很多问题只有通过完整地写作才能发现。

考试时，要为自己留下一段比较充足的时间进行审题及构思，最好简略的列一个提纲，比如一两个关键词、中文或英文，甚至是一些简单的符号、标记都行。只要能够让自己明白，起到提示自己写作思路的作用就可以了。

拦路虎二：无话可说

在写作中考生常常遇到的一大难题就是无话可说，难以下笔。造成这种情况的主要原因是平时积累少。纵观多年考研英语作文试题，我们可以发现，这些题目几乎从未涉及到偏、难、怪的话题，比如：2003年的话题：温室花朵经不起风雨；2005年的话题：养老“足球赛”；2006年的话题：偶像崇拜等等,只要考生在日常生活中能多看多想，在考试时就不会无话可说。

我们可以通过看中文的报刊来提升自己思想的深度与广度，作为写作时的论点与素材，也可以看英文文章来丰富语言。有不少人都提倡多背文章，但是背书对很多人来说并不是一件容易的事。其实要起到培养语感、积累语言素材的作用，只要多读多看就可以了。这些文章可以是你感兴趣的小短文，也可以是英文教材中的课文。在此，笔者还向大家推荐另一类材料，那就是阅读理解的题目，这些题目中的文章内容丰富，用语规范，长短也比较适宜，尤其是历年考研英语真题中的文章。通过反复阅读，不仅有益于作文，也可以帮助我们加深对阅读理解部分出题方式的感受与体会。虽然这些文章不一定要背，但是要记住，我们对文章内容及其表达方式越熟悉，在需要时它就越能为我所用。甚至在考试时，如果我们在阅读中看到好的句子，也可以把它划下来以便在写作文时借用。

当然，如果能在考前准备一些比较通用的小例子，把它记熟，对于丰富写作内容也是很有益的。但由于考研作文对文章篇幅的要求，这些例子不要太复杂，最好能够用1～2句话说清楚即可；或者就选用一些人们耳熟能详的例子，仅用简单的语言概述一下即可。

比如，在使用爱迪生发明灯丝这个人们非常熟悉的例子时，我们就不必花太多笔墨讲述故事本身，而可以直接过渡到对观点的论述：We can learn from the experience of the great inventor Thomas Edison that sometimes a series of apparent failures is really a precursor to success。

拦路虎三：结构混乱

结构混乱是写作最为忌讳的问题。有话可说是写作最基本的要求，但要写好作文则必须把话说到点子上，把意思表达的清楚明白。要做到条理清楚，就要求文章的结构合理。而只有在写作时理清思路，才能使作文结构清晰，从而方便评卷老师理解文章的层次。

文章不分段或者分段过多都是不合理的。现行的考研英语作文题目中一般会有三条要求，考生可以对应的写三段话进行回应。一篇文章一定要有开头段与结尾段。首段不要太长，要开宗明义，明确表明自己的观点。尾段的主要作用是使文章结构完整，主要为归纳或建议。文章主体部分的每一段都应该围绕一个主题来写，每一段都要有主题句，而且主题句最好是每段的首句，这样更有利于避免一段内出现多个论点，或是出现偏题的现象，同时也可以使全文的逻辑结构更加清楚明了。

良好的文章结构也可以帮助我们有话可说。每篇文章的首段和尾段、每段的首句几乎都是作为文章的结构而存在的，因此它们的内容是相对固定的。并列结构的文章可以用如下几组短语：on the one hand，on the other hand；for one thing,for another thing；in the first place，in the second/following/next place……in the last place；递进结构的文章可以使用以下这些短语：further/furthermore,mor/moreover，besides/still/also,what is more；转折结构则可以用这样的结构：Il is true……，But……，Also，……对于比较长的段落来说，还可以用一个结尾句来呼应首句的主题，最常用的方法就是同意转述。

拦路虎四：用词贫乏，句式单一

“用词”和“句式”是反映英语作文水平的重要指标，用词贫乏，句式单一，很容易让作文失去“血肉”。因此，要提高语言的驾驭能力，积累仍然是最重要的。前文提到的多读文章仍然是一个适用的好方法。当然，针对考试作文我们还要有一些提升语言运用能力的技巧。

在词汇方面，建议大家多关注动词、副词以及连词。针对大家常常出现的一个问题：同一个词不断被反复使用，我们可以积累一些重点词汇的同义词。考研论坛有一个比较简单的方法，就是在word文档中输入一个英文单词，然后点击鼠标右键，在“同义词词库”中就可以看到很多表达相似意思的词汇。要想学会用一个词，就要求我们知道该词的用法与搭配。不仅动词的使用存在搭配问题，副词与连词也一样，比如：although和but不能在同一句话中连用。因此，在记单词时最好是熟悉一些例句。我们不需要花太多时同和精力在偏词、难词上，有一些很简单的小词(如：take、get等)有众多的搭配及不同的用法，如能恰当使用，一样能使文章增色不少。词汇的应用贵在准确，而不在于使用多少高级词汇。在拿不准的情况下，建议大家不要乱用不熟悉的词，以免闹出笑话。

在句式方面表现出的变化其实并没有大家想象的那么难，在有限的备考时间中，我们无法花费太多的时间去学习语法、句法，建议大家能够在复习过程中重点掌握2、3种特殊句式，不过一定要做到运用自如。在学习时，要注意总结它的使用规律，多看多写。比如，定语从句规律性就很强，不难掌握，而且它的应用也很广泛，几乎可以把一句话无限加长、变复杂。另外，向大家推荐一种句式，那就是插入语。插入语用法很多，在句子中的位置比较灵活，也易于学习掌握。比如：I think、I hope、I guess等句子结构；honestly、surely等

副词或副词短语，by the way、in short等介词或介词短语，generally speaking等分词短语以及to tell you the truth、to be honest等不定式短语都可以作为插入语。

最后要提醒大家一点，就是在写作时要使用书面语，不要随意使用口语，更不要写口语形式的简略句。在考试时，大家要注意几个问题。第一，我们一定要先留出足够的时间来审题。第二，写作时要注意书写工整、规范，最好不要使用连写。第三，在全文完成后要检查一下，虽然现在考试的评分相对比较人性化，允许考生的作文中有一些小失误，比如语法问题、单词拼写问题。但是我们一定要尽量避免明显的低级错误。

⑺ 英文创意写作可以有语法错误吗

看看下面的10种情况，是不是也是你最易犯错的点！

Since 和 For

“since”和“for”的用法都与时间有关，不同的是前者要与时间点一起使用，比如Monday、January和2009，后者则是与时间段一起使用，比如30 minutes、6 months和10 years，“for”可以用于所有时态，而“since”通常用于完成时。“He jogs for 1 hour everyday”这句话中“for”后面跟着的就是一段时间，“He's been jogging since 7am”这句话中“since”后面跟着的就是一个时间点。

Fewer 和 Less“fewer”和“less”适用的名词类型是完全相反的，“fewer”适用于可数名词，比如books、cars、people或者cups，而“less”则适用于不可数名词，比如love、water、electricity或者science。举个例子，你可以说“This parking lot is too crowded. I wish there were fewer cars”，句子里的car是可数名词，所以前面用“fewer”修饰；你也可以说“I wish you would turn off the lights, so we could use less electricity”，这里的electricity是不可数名词，所以用“less”来修饰。Adjective Order（形容词顺序）

当你使用一个以上的形容词的时候，请记住，这些形容词的排列都是有一定顺序的，“It’s a red big car”这样的表达是错误的，正确表达应为“It’s a big red car”。

通常形容词的排列顺序是这样的：①数量或数词 ②质量或评价 ③大小 ④形状 ⑤年龄 ⑥颜色 ⑦国籍 ⑧材质。当然，一般来说描述一件事物不会使用超过三个的形容词，所以你很少会遇到需要把上述所有顺序都用上的情况。

May 和 Might

“may”和“might”的区别很小，都表示“可能”，所以很难把握准确使用它们的时机。但是二者还是有区别的，“might”的可能性比“may”要来得低一些。“I might take a trip to India next year”的意思是明年你有可能去印度，也有可能不去

⑻ 谁有同济大学英语创意写作课的历年考题

明天下午就考了,同求- -