2017年英语专业四级作文真题及范文
全文共6篇示例，供读者参考
篇1
    My Big Fun Day at the Park!
    Hi there! My name is Timmy and I'm 8 years old. Today I'm going to tell you all about a really fun day I had at the park last weekend. It was sooooo awesome!
    On Saturday morning, my mom woke me up bright and early. "Time to get up, sleepyhead!" she said in a silly voice. "We're going to the park today for a picnic!" I jumped out of bed so fast because I just love picnics and the park is my favoritest place ever.
    We loaded up the car with a huge blanket, my soccer ball, and a gigantic basket full of yummy food like sandwiches, chips, apple slices, and cookies. My mouth was watering just thinking about it! On the drive over, me and my little sister Lizzy played "
篇2
    My Big Test and How to Write a Great Essay
    Hi everyone! My name is Timmy and I'm in 5th grade. I just took a really big test called the English Proficiency Test Level 4. It was super hard but I think I did pretty good! The writing part was the toughest though. We had to write an essay and I wasn't sure what to write about at first.
    When I got the test question, it said "Some people believe that successfully studying a foreign language requires full immersion in the culture associated with that language. Others believe it is possible to study a language without any exposure to its associated culture. Which view do you agree with and why?" Whoa, that's a really deep question for a kid like me!
    I scratched my head for a little bit thinking about what to write. My teacher Mrs. Roberts always says the best essays have an introduction paragraph, some body paragraphs, and sort of和kind of
a conclusion paragraph. She says the intro should get the reader interested and tell them what you're going to talk about. The body paragraphs should each make one main point and have examples. And the conclusion should restate your main idea.
    For the intro, I decided to write about how learning English is really important these days since it's like the language everyone uses. I said something like "In today's globalized world, being able to speak and write in English is more crucial than ever before. This has led to much debate around the best methods for teaching and learning English as a foreign language." I tried to make it sound smart like a big kid!
    Then for the first body paragraph, I talked about how I agree that full immersion is the best way to learn. I explained that living in a culture forces you to only speak that language, which makes you learn it way faster. My family is from Mexico and when my cousins come stay with us for a few months, their English gets so much better! I used that as an example.
    For the second body paragraph, I wrote about how immersion also lets you learn the little cultural details of a language that you can't just get from a book. I said things like idiom
s, slang, customs, and beliefs are all tied into languages. If you only study a language out of a textbook, you'll sound like a robot and people might not understand you. But if you live in that culture, you'll pick up on all those little things. I gave the example of how in English we say things like "hold your horses" which doesn't make sense if you just translate it literally.
    In the third body paragraph, I argued against the idea that you can fully learn a language without any exposure to the culture. I said languages evolve based on how people actually use them in real life situations. Books can't keep up with all the latest slang and phrases people make up. I talked about how English has words like "selfie" and "FOMO" now that didn't exist 10 years ago because of changes in technology and culture. If you just study English out of a book from 1990, you'll sound really outdated.
    For the conclusion, I restated my main point that full immersion through living in the culture is by far the best way to become fluent in a new language. I summarized my reasons about being forced to only speak that language, learning the cultural context and i
dioms, and keeping up with how languages naturally evolve over time through immersion. I ended with a sentence saying languages are deeply tied to the cultures that create them, so separating language learning from cultural immersion will always limit your true mastery.
    Phew, that was a lot of writing! After I finished my essay, I felt really good about it. I used lots of examples from my own life and tried to explain my thoughts as clearly as possible. Writing is hard for a kid like me, but my teacher says the more you practice the better you'll get. Maybe I'll be a famous writer one day! Thanks for reading my essay about how I think full cultural immersion is the way to go for learning new languages. Let me know if you agree or disagree with my point of view. Okay, time for recess!
篇3
    My Wonderful School Life
    Hi there! My name is Lily and I'm 10 years old. I'm in 5th grade at Sunshine Elementary School. Today I want to tell you all about my awesome school life!
    First off, I absolutely love my teachers. Mrs. Robinson is my favorite - she teaches math and makes it so much fun. Instead of just doing problems from the textbook, she has us play games and do hands-on activities. Last week, we played this really cool game where we had to figure out how many colors of beach balls we could make using a limited number of colors of paint. It was like a big math puzzle and my team won! Mrs. Robinson always makes math seem like an adventure.

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