英语句子对于我来说是一个难题的作文
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篇1
    English Sentences are a Puzzle for Me
    English is hard. Like, really really hard. I find English sentences are a huge puzzle that I can't seem to solve. When the teacher writes stuff on the board, it looks like a jumbled mess of letters to me. My brain gets all twisted up trying to make sense of it.
    In my native language, everything just flows together nicely. The words seem to fit perfectly like a comfy pair of slippers. But English? It's like someone took all the pieces and threw them up in the air. Now I'm stuck trying to put them back together again, except I'm missing some crucial parts and have no idea where they go.
    Take sentence structure for example. Why does the verb have to go after the subject? Wh
sort of up to造句y can't I put it wherever I want like in my language? And those pesky little helping verbs like "is" and "are" confuse me to no end. Half the time I don't even know when to use them!
    Then there are all the different tenses. Past, present, future - my head spins just thinking about it. I'm never sure which one I should be using. And don't even get me started on irregular verbs! How am I supposed to remember that "go" becomes "went" in the past tense? It makes no sense.
    Lately we've started learning about subject-verb agreement, and I thought I was finally getting the hang of it. But then my teacher introduced exceptions to the rules, and I lost the plot again. Apparently, for some crazy reason, the verb doesn't always match the subject. My brain melted trying to understand when you apply the exceptions.
    Don't even get me started on phrasal verbs! Those two or three word verb combinations are the bane of my existence. How is anyone supposed to guess what "make up" or "give up" or "put off" actually means? It's like the English language is playing a big cosmic joke on me.
    Sometimes I think English must be some sort of secret code that only native speakers can crack. I study and study, but the rules seem to change every other day. Just when I think I've got a concept figured out, my teacher throws a new curveball at me.
    The reading passages are no picnic either. I'll be following along nicely and then - bam! A word pops up that I've never seen before in my life. I quickly lose the thread of what's going on. By the time I've looked it up in the dictionary and puzzled through the definition, I've forgotten the beginning of the passage. It's an endless cycle of confusion.
    Writing is somehow even worse than reading. Putting together a simple English sentence requires the concentration of a brain surgeon. First, I have to decide what tense to use and make sure my subject and verb agree. Then I have to arrange all the words in exactly the right order. One little mistake, and the whole thing falls apart like a pile of toy bricks.
    Sometimes I envy my classmates who grew up speaking English. They make putting sentences together look so easy and effortless. The words just flow out of their mouths like
a beautiful stream. Meanwhile, I'm over here getting my tongue twisted into a knot, tripping over grammatical rules I still don't fully understand.
    I wonder if I'll ever reach the point where English sentences don't seem like some unsolvable riddle anymore. Maybe one day it will click into place, and the language won't feel like an uphill battle anymore. Or maybe English will always be a puzzle, and I'll be stuck trying to make the pieces fit for the rest of my life.
    In the meantime, I'll just keep on practicing and doing my best to wrap my brain around this baffling language. If there's one thing I've learned, it's that giving up isn't an option. English sentences are my Everest - a great challenge that I'm determined to conquer, one step at a time. Even if it takes me years of piecing words together like a giant jigsaw puzzle, I won't stop until I can finally call myself fluent.
    So keep those dictionary definitions and grammar rules coming, teachers. I'm ready to take English sentences head on! Maybe I'll never be as eloquent as a native speaker, but I'm going to give it my all. After all, nothing worthwhile in life ever came easy, right? Unscra
mbling the puzzle of English is just my epic quest to conquer.
篇2
    English Sentences Are a Puzzle for Me
    English class is really hard for me. I just don't understand all the rules and reasons why we say things a certain way. It's like one big confusing puzzle!
    Let me give you some examples of what I mean. In English, we say "I am hungry" but if we want to make it a question, we say "Am I hungry?" Instead of "Am hungry I?". That just sounds silly! But why do we switch the order of the words around? It doesn't make sense to me.

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