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老师让我们写一篇 让我们把大海鸦复活 这样的英语作文 比较急 请大家帮帮忙

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Answer 1

哦 顺便一提，我目前上的ABC5夫下英语的老师说过 若要学好英语是轻松的。必然具有好的学习空间及实习口语对象 外教水平很重要，纯正欧美口音才行 坚决逐日口语沟通 1&1针对性教学才会有最.好.的学习成果；完成课堂后同样要重复复习课堂音频 好巩固知识点；实在是真的没人帮忙的状况下 最好能去听力室或大耳朵获得课后材料阅读，多说多问迅速的口语能力就加强起来，学习成长应该可以突飞猛进的；The Old Man and the Sea For days, the old fisherman Santiago has caught notng. Alone, impoverished, and facing s own mortality, Santiago is now considered unlucky. So Manolin (Santiago’s fisng partner until recently and the young man Santiago has taught since the age of five) has been constrained by s parents to fish in another, more productive boat. Every evening, though, when Santiago again returns empty-handed, Manolin helps carry home the old man’s esuipment, keeps m company, and brings m food.On the morning of the th day, Santiago sets out before dawn on a three-day odyssey that takes m far out to sea. In search of an epic catch, he eventually does snag a marlin of epic proportions, enduring tremendous hardsp to land the great fish. He straps the marlin along the length of s skiff and heads for home, hardly believing s own victory. Witn an hour, a mako shark attacks the marlin, tearing away a great hunk of its flesh and mutilating Santiago’s prize. Santiago fights the mako, enduring great suffering, and eventually kills it with s harpoon, wch he loses in the struggle. The great tear in the marlin’s flesh releases the fish’s blood and scent into the water, attracting packs of shovel-nosed sharks. With whatever esuipment remains on board, Santiago repeatedly fights off the packs of these scavengers, enduring exhaustion and great physical pain, even tearing sometng in s chest. Eventually, the sharks pick the marlin clean. Defeated, Santiago reaches shore and beaches the skiff. Alone in the dark, he looks back at the marlin’s skeleton in the reflection from a street light and then stumbles home to s shack, falling face down onto s cot in exhaustion.The next morning, Manolin finds Santiago in s hut and cries over the old man’s injuries. Manolin fetches coffee and hears from the other fisherman what he had already seen—that the marlin’s skeleton lashed to the skiff is eighteen feet long, the greatest fish the village has n. Manolin sits with Santiago until he awakes and then gives the old man some coffee. The old man tells Manolin that he was beaten. But Manolin reassures m that the great fish didn’t beat m and that they will fish together again, that luck doesn’t matter, and that the old man still has much to teach m. That afternoon, some tourists see the marlin’s skeleton waiting to go out with the tide and ask a waiter what it is. Trying to explain what happened to the marlin, the waiter replies, “Eshark.” But the tourists misunderstand and assume that’s what the skeleton is.Back in s shack, with Manolin sitting beside m, Santiago sleeps again and dreams of the young lions he had seen along the coast of Africa when he was a young man.