第一篇：晨讀英語文本3[范文]

3.X-Sports

Rick Stevenson, 16 years old, spends every minute he can on the mountain.He and his friends go snow-boarding every weekend.“It's incredible,” he says.“The winds are so strong, the boards go 50 miles an hour.” His friend Laura Fields agrees.“No one goes skiing anymore,” she says.“That’s for the old folks.”

Rick and Laura are part of a new trend in sports.It has its own language, words such as “rage,” “juice,” and “energy.” It has its own clothing, such as skin-tight bicycle suits in rainbow colors or baggy tops and pants.And it’s not for the old or the easily frightened.Its philosophy is to get as close to the edge as possible.And more and more young athletes are taking part in these risky, daredevil activities called “extreme sports,” or “X-sports.”In the past, young athletes would play hockey or baseball.Today, they want risk and

excitement—the closer to the edge the better.They snowboard over cliffs and mountain-bike down steep mountains.They wind-surf near hurricanes, go white-water rafting through rapids, and bungy-jump from towers.Extreme sports started as an alternative to more expensive sports.A city kid who didn’t have the money to buy expensive sports equipment could get a

skateboard and have fun.But now it has become a whole new area of sports, with specialized equipment and high levels of skill.There’s even a special Olympics for extreme sports, called the Winter X-Games, which includes snow mountain biking and ice climbing.An Extreme Games competition is held each summer in Rhode Island.It features sports such as sky surfing, where people jump from airplanes with surfboards attached to their feet.What makes extreme sports so popular?

“People love the thrill,” says Murray Nussbaum, who sells sports equipment."City people want to be outdoors on the weekend and do something challenging.The new equipment is so much better that people can take more risks without getting hurt.” An athlete adds, “Sure there’s a risk, but that’s part of the appeal.Once you go mountain biking or snowboarding, it’s impossible to go back to bike riding or skiing.It’s just too boring.”

Extreme sports are certainly not for everyone.Most people still prefer to play baseball or basketball or watch sports on TV.But extreme sports are definitely gaining in popularity.“These sports are fresh and exciting.It’s the wave of the future.The potential is huge,” says Nussbaum.

第二篇：英語晨讀文章

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Best Way to Know a Strange City熟悉陌生城市的最好方法（14日周一）

I was in a strange city and I didn't know the city at all.What is more, I could not speak a word of the language.我在一個陌生的城市里并對這座城市一無所知。更糟糕的是當地話我一句也不會說。After having spent my first day in the duanwenw.com center, I decided to lose my way on the second day, since I believed that this was the nearest way of getting to know the strange city.第一天我在市中心待了一天,第二天我決定迷路,因為我相信迷路是了解一座陌生城市的最快辦法。

I got on first bus that passed, rode on it for several stops.Then got off it and walked on.The first two hours passed pleasantly enough.Then I decided to turn back to my hotel for lunch.After walking about for some time, I decided I had better ask the way.The trouble was that the only word I know of the language was the name of the street in which I lived and even that I pronounced badly.我上了第一輛路過的公交車,坐了幾站地后下車步行。前兩個小時非常愉快地過去了,然后我決定返回旅館吃午飯。走了一段時間之后我想我還是問問路吧?？蓡栴}是我唯一會說的一個詞就是我所住的街道的名稱,并且發音還很糟糕。

I stopped to ask a friendly-looking newspaper-seller.He smiled and handed me a paper.I shook my head and repeated the name of the street and he put the paper into my hands.I gave him some money and went on my way.The next person I asked was a policeman.The policeman listened to me carefully, smiled and gently took me by the arm.There was a strange look in his eyes as he pointed left and right and duanwenw.com left again.I nodded politely and began walking in the point.我停下來去問一個長得比較友善的賣報人,他微笑著拿給我一份報紙,我揺揺頭又重復了一遍我住的街道的名稱,他卻把報紙放到我手里,我給了他錢,繼續走我的路。我同的第二個人是個警察,他仔細聽我說,微笑著并很溫和地拉起我的胳膊,他的眼里流露出一種奇怪的神情,他指左指右又指左。我禮貌地點了點頭按他指的方向走去。

About an hour passed and I noticed that the houses were getting fewer And green fields were appearing in either side of me.I had come all the way into countryside.The only thing left for me to do was to find the nearest railway station.大約一小時以后我發現周圍的房屋越來越少,兩邊開始出現一片片綠野,我一路來到了鄉下?，F在我唯一能做的事就是找到最近的火車站了。

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Keeping Office Pets帶寵物上班（16日周三）

Pet owners are being encouraged to take their animals to work, a move scientists say it can be good for productivity, workplace morale, and the wellbeing of animals.養寵物者帶寵物上班現在被廣為鼓勵?？茖W家們說,這有利于提高生產力,鼓舞工作場所士氣,并使動物感到安逸。

A study found that 25% of Australian women would like to keep an office pet.Sue Chaseling of Petcare Information Service said the practice of keeping office pets was good both for the people and the pets.“0n the pets” side, they are not left on their own and “won't feel lonely and unhappy”, she said.A study of major US companies showed that73% found office pets beneficia1(有益的), while27% experienced a drop in absentee ism.一項調査結果表明,25%的澳大利亞婦女愿意養一只辦公室寵物。來自關愛寵物信服務中心的蘇?査瑟琳說,養辦公室寵物的習慣對人和寵物都是有好處的一站在寵物的立場上,它們不再被單獨留在家中,也不再會感到“孤獨和不開心”。另一項調査結果顯示,73%的美國主要公司認為養辦公室寵物是有益的,然而另外27%的公司因故沒有參加投票。

Xarni Riggs has two cats walking around her G1oba1 Hair Salon in Paddington.“My customers love them.They are their favorites,” she said.“They are not troublesome.They know when to go and have a sleep in the sun.”

夏妮.瑞格斯的兩只貓就閑庭信步在她位于帕丁頓的國際發型沙龍外。“我的顧客非喜歡它們,”她說,“它們從來不找麻煩,它們知道什么時候該出去在太陽底下睡上一覺?！?/p>

Little black BJ has spent nearly a11 his two years “working” at Punch Gallery in Balmain.Owner lain Powe11 said he had cats at the ga11ery for 15 years.“BJ often lies in the shop window and people walking past tap on the glass,” he said.BJ小黑已經在柏美恩的潘趣畫廊“工作”近兩年的時間。它的主人艾恩? 地威爾說他在畫廊養貓已15年?！癇J總躺在商店櫥窗里,然后有人就會在路過時輕敲玻璃”,他說。

MsChaseling said cats were popular in service industries because they enabled a point of conversation.But she said owners had to make sure both their co-workers and the cats were comfortable.査瑟琳女士說,在服務行業內養描很流行,因為它們能成為話題的切入點。但她還說寵物主人一定要確保他們的同事和貓咪自己都感到舒服。

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母愛英語短文：Side Stepping躲到一邊(18日周五)

The photo album worn and old is sitting on the pile.She flips the cover open just to reminisce awhile.On the first page there she is, a baby in her lap, her son when he was one year old;she smiles as she thinks back.That was taken in the park where she took him to play.Funny how it sometimes seems like only yesterday.But other times it seems those days are distant memories.And all we have reminding us are pictures such as these.雜物上放著一本陳舊的相冊。她輕輕地翻開,僅僅是打算回憶片刻。第一張是她一歲的小寶寶坐在她的腿上。她面帶微笑地回想著。這張是她帶他在公園玩時照的,奇怪的是,這笑容依稀是在昨天,但那些日子卻已是遙遠的記憶。能讓我們再次回味的也只有這些照片了。

She sees a picture of him with his second birthday cake, duanwenw.com and smiles as she remembers of the face that he would make.When trying to blow out the candles he would have a fit.He tried so hard to blow them out but they would all stay lit.So Mom came to the rescue with a waving of her hand.The same time that he blew on it she waved a little fan.She smiles as she thinks back at all the things when he first tried, when she would lend a helping hand and then just step aside.她看到一張兒子和他兩歲時的生日蛋糕的相片,記起他常常做的鬼臉。當他準備好使勁吹蠟燭時,卻怎么也吹不滅,于是媽媽過來幫助他,揮了一下手。在他又吹蠟燭時,她輕輕煽了一下。她微笑著回想著他所有的第一次,她幫助了他,又躲到了一邊。

She sees a picture of him standing holding his first bike, and smiles when thinking how he said, “It’s harder than a trick.’’ But she would run behind him holding on while he would ride, until he got his balance and then she would step aside.她又看到一張兒子緊握著他的第一輛自行車的照片,當她想到兒子說’這比惡作劇難’時不禁笑了。但是當他騎車時,她就跟在他的后面扶著他跑,直到他掌握了平衡,她才躲到一邊。

第三篇：英語晨讀計劃書

計劃書

1．背景：晨讀低效率，效果不佳，時間虛度。英語學習重在專攻，因而我組準備集中時間練習口語與發音。

2．目的：小組內每一個人都能按著自己的水平來學習，不會讓英語水平較高水平的同學因進度統一而被耽誤，也不會讓水平較差的同學因為進度過快而收獲甚微。

3．時間：鑒于英語的學習以三個月為一個輪回效果最佳，所以準備接受檢驗時間為三個月后。

4．計劃：

（1）每日每人根據自己水平背誦一段短文，第二天晨讀大家相互背誦推薦，找出最優或

最地道的一句話，將

（2）每周日早背誦完，復習一周的句子

（3）要求每個人的背誦段落都有

模仿其語音語調。力求完全一致。

（4）每晚睡前15

讀，熟悉模仿純正美語語音語調。

5．目標：組員美語發音純正，正常對話可以進行。不需要太高難度的對話，因為直接進行口語訓練單詞基礎太過薄弱，6．時間要求：小組成員每天最晚六點十五到。遲到請全體吃早飯。

7．地點：小樹林，如過兩天太冷則轉移到六食堂二樓。

以一個月為限定，如效果好就繼續，出現問題再進行調整。7個人的都整理在本上匯總。一共mp3誦讀，六點十分到六點四十背誦，七點到七點 mp342句話。加自己的六段背誦。5遍以上，宿舍人多可小聲讀或在走廊再求達到高水平對話。20分鐘為誦讀時間，聽至少下學期結合三個月單詞訓練后二者匯總，

第四篇：英語晨讀倡議書

二十一世紀，一個充滿機遇、充滿變革的時代；二十一世紀，一個競爭日益激烈、經濟日趨全球化的時代。面對著并存的機遇和挑戰，我們將如何開拓自己的成才之路？

信息，靠語言傳遞；思想,靠語言融合。生活在這個改革開放風雷激蕩的新時代里，年輕人只有充分掌握好英語這門工具學科，才能在知識的海洋中縱橫捭闔，在學術科研的征途上揚帆遠航；才能在全球化經濟的大潮中乘風逐浪，譜寫出一曲曲卓越絢麗的人生華章。

給自己一次機會，還英語一個奇跡！鼓足勇氣，拿出自信！讓我們于林蔭小路中朗讀快樂篇章，于亭臺樓閣間聆聽來自bbc、voa的世界之聲！

“一日之計在于晨”，在每一個空氣清新的早晨，伴著冉冉而生的旭日，用英語來交流思想，用英語來抒情感懷，讓晨讀成為一種習慣，讓交流成為一種能力。清晨，從此因朗讀而歡欣激越！生活，從此因英語而豐富多彩！

同學們，青春短暫，時不我待。從晨讀做起吧，用年輕的喉嚨，執著的聲響，共同呼喚出一個屬于你們的嶄新時代！

第五篇：英語晨讀策劃書

英 語 晨 讀 策 劃 書

活動背景：在大學學習中，沒有老師、家長的督促，在學習上同學們逐漸缺乏主動性和能動性，不能明確自己目標，甚至在動力不足的大學生活中感到空虛和無助，不能正視學習上的困難，掛科、四級、六級……成為了大多數同學面前的難題。具體事項如下：

活動對象：校英協會員。

晨讀時間：周一到周五早上7:00-7：40

活動口號：喊出狀態，學出自信，提高我們的英語能力。晨讀地點：明水410

1晨讀人員：英語晨讀成員

晨讀要求：英語晨讀成員名單一旦確定，就必須要成員們堅持，每次活動都會對成員進行考勤，到活動結束階段通過成員的到勤率和表示評出百分之十的優秀獎。

晨讀目的：

為了凸顯財經特色，擴大同學們對英語的興趣，從而提高同學們的英語水平，使我們成為一個有實力有影響力的大學生，建立良好英語學習環境的能力，促成校內良好的英語學習風氣。校英協開展英語晨讀活動。同時也可避免大學生的惰性心理的產生。另外一方面也有利于同學們大學英語四級、六級過級率的提升。

活動前期宣傳階段準備：

組建英語早讀人員開展每周一次的類似英語角的活動（時間暫定）。

晨讀內容：

1。英語作文（主要為四級）常用句型

2．不同主題的英語口語常用句與對話（美劇對白）

3．四級英語聽力實訓（統一資料）

4.與外國語學院共同學習交流（聯誼精彩）

5.除晨讀外可以進行一定的其他活動，例如：觀看英語電影（無中文字幕）

晨讀方式：自由、大聲、瘋狂的朗讀。

宣言：人和人的區別就在于勇于承諾和全力以赴實現承諾！如果你還是一個有覺悟有自尊的人，你就一定要給自己樹立一個目標！你就一定要給自己一個一定要成功的承諾！一定要給自己一個一定要說一口口流利英語的承諾！

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