適合初中的英語美文

1、真誠為您提供優(yōu)質(zhì)參考資料，若有不當(dāng)之處，請指正。美聯(lián)英語提供：適合初中的英語美文詞類、句子成分和構(gòu)詞法：適合初中英語美文篇二The Woman In My LifeThe woman in my life catches me when I've fallenAnd holds me like a baby when I'm hurt.No matter how high I climbShe guides me safely back to earth.And she's there when I need her,My guardian angel,In the d

2、ark I can see herHere by my side.The woman in my life says I'm the one she prayed forAnd all she's ever gonna need.But she's the one my heart was made forAnd that's the way it's always gonna be.Now I understand just why my dadIs crazy about the woman in my life適合初中英語美文篇三My furry

3、friendGrowing up, I always wanted a dog. Probably because most of my friends had them, my favorite TV families had them, and it just seemed normal, and American, to have a pooch(雜種狗) in the house.My Dad is very clean. Not just clean, I might say more Danny Tanner-ish in his habits. As in, he hoses d

4、own(用水管澆) the backyard, and front walkway, and even gets halfway down the street, just for fun, until we have to yell, "Dad, you're wasting water! You can't hose down the world!" Then he stops, and comes inside, and starts the very important task of scrubbing(洗滌) the fingerprint sm

5、udges off the walls.So, no dog. When I was eight, we moved across town to a larger house, with a pool, in a "safer" neighborhood, in a gated community. With a large yard. I was very against moving. Why, I cried, were we picking up and deserting everything and everyone we knew and loved?! O

6、ur old house was great, we had an avocado tree, it was on a super steep hill, what more could you want?! Well, in order to calm me down, I guess, my parents told me that we could get a dog when we moved to the new, barren(貧瘠的) home. I was sold. I quickly shut my trap.I feel it was serendipitous(偶然發(fā)現(xiàn)

7、的) that we didn't get a dog after the move. My parents said that I would never walk it, which I vehemently denied, but which was probably true. And saying we would get a dog and not following through was pretty much the ONLY thing my parents ever promised that didn't happen in my life so far

8、. I guilted them about it for a few years, sobbing on holidays when I said "the only thing I want is a dog" and refused presents. Then snuck them into my room on the sly.I am in my twenties now, and our new roommate just moved in. She has a dog. A West Highland Terrier, or Westie, as they

9、are known. He is fluffy, but not too fluffy, small, but not too small, white, but not too white. He is perfect.I don't even believe in perfection really, but this dog is perfect for ME. Its the dog I always dreamt of having, and it loves me as I knew a dog would. It follows me into the bathroom

10、when I shower. At first we would scare each other, I was not used to having a non-human, living thing with a beating heart following me around and it would surprise me around corners.Slowly, we got used to each other. Now I can tell when the dog needs to go out, or when he just sees a few birds in o

11、ur yard. I give the doggie water, I walk him, and I teach him boundaries. My boyfriend was impressed when I taught him how to lie in his bed while the humans are eating, so as not to bother us. "I can't believe he listens to you." As Cesar Millan would say, I am the Alpha Dog.In some w

12、ays, I am glad I have (been forced to) wait until this age to have a dog around. I don't take him for granted. I am happy every morning when I wake up and hear his little nails clicking across the floor. We are a good match. I can see how a dog is not for everyone. They are very needy and require a lot of attention and affection and structure.Now my parents are semi-retired but my Dad travels a lot for work. He's off to Luxembourg, Mexico, or the Turks and Caicos every month. I ask my Mom if she would like a dog to keep her company. She