英语作文记住某个或者某些单词的经历
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篇1
    My Adventure in Remembering English Words
    Hi everyone! My name is Lily, and I want to tell you about my amazing adventure in remembering English words. Learning new words can be fun and exciting, and I'm going to share my experience with you!
    It all started when my teacher introduced us to a new English vocabulary lesson. There were so many words, and I felt a little overwhelmed at first. But I didn't give up! Instead, I decided to make it an adventure to remember these words.
    To begin my journey, I created flashcards for each word. On one side of the card, I wrote the English word, and on the other side, I wrote its meaning. I used colorful markers and stickers to make them more interesting. It was like building my own word collection!
    Every day, I would pick a few flashcards and carry them with me wherever I went. I turned it into a game by challenging myself to remember the meaning of each word without looking at the back of the card. If I got it right, I would reward myself with a small treat, like a piece of chocolate or a sticker for my collection.
    To make it even more fun, I created mnemonics to help me remember difficult words. For example, to remember the word "elephant," I imagined a big gray elephant walking on a tightrope. It made me giggle, and I never forgot the word again!
    Another technique I used was to use the words in sentences. I would try to form sentences using the new words in my everyday conversations with friends and family. It helped me understand how to use the words correctly, and it made the learning process more practical.
    As time went on, I realized that repetition was key to remembering the words. So, I started reviewing my flashcards every night before going to bed. I would go through each card, saying the word and its meaning out loud. It became a nightly ritual, and I could see
my progress as I remembered more and more words.
    One day, my teacher organized a spelling bee competition in our class. I was nervous but excited to show off my newfound vocabulary skills. Surprisingly, I did really well and even won the competition! It was such an incredible feeling to know that all my hard work paid off.
    Now, I continue my English word adventure by reading books, watching English movies, and talking with native English speakers. I am always on the lookout for new words to add to my collection. Learning English has become a lifelong adventure for me, and I'm excited to see where it takes me!
sort of strange翻译
    In conclusion, remembering English words can be an exciting journey if we make it fun and engaging. By using flashcards, mnemonics, and repetition, I was able to turn the learning process into an adventure. So, my fellow friends, don't be afraid of new words. Embrace the challenge, and let the adventure begin!
    Word count: 449 words
篇2
    A Memorable Vocabulary Lesson
    One day in third grade, my teacher Mrs. Roberts gathered us all on the reading carpet. She had a big smile on her face, which usually meant we were in for something fun.
    "Class, today we're going to learn some new vocabulary words," she announced. "But these aren't just any words - they're going to be our 'Power Words' for the rest of the year!"
    Power Words? That sounded exciting! I loved learning new words, especially if they made me sound smarter. Maybe these would give me superpowers when I used them.
    Mrs. Roberts held up a poster board with five strange words written in big, bold letters: PLETHORA, ABERRATION, DILIGENT, AMBIGUOUS, and QUALMS.
    "Wow, those are big words!" exclaimed Michael, who sat beside me. I had to agree - I didn't recognize any of them. But I was determined to master these Power Words, no matter how challenging they seemed.
    "Let's start with the first one - plethora," Mrs. Roberts said. "Can anybody tell me what they think it means?"
    We all shook our heads. Mrs. Roberts smiled and explained, "A plethora is an excessive amount of something. Like if you went to the grocery store and bought a plethora of candy!"
    A plethora of candy? That sounded like every kid's dream! I tried to commit the word and definition to memory.
    Next up was aberration. "This is a pretty tricky one," Mrs. Roberts admitted. "An aberration is something that's abnormal or diverges from the usual or expected."
    Abnormal - that didn't sound very good. Like if you got a bad grade on a test, maybe that would be considered an aberration for someone who normally got As.
    The third Power Word was diligent. "Diligent means putting in careful, sustained effort," Mrs. Roberts explained. "A diligent student does their homework every night and studies hard for tests."

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