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近年来,英语中考开始采用听力口语自动化考试,即人机对话(man-machine conversation)的方式检验学生的口语和听力。特别是对于口语测试(以前的中考对口语没有要求),学生们有不同的看法。我校就“你喜不喜欢用人机对话的形式来检验你的英语口语?”进行了调查,结果如下。请你根据表格内容,用英语写一篇短文,并谈谈你的态度及理由。

 

态度

理由

85%的学生

喜欢

1.spoken English is important;

2. make students pay more attention to their spoken English;

3.teachers will let them speak English more in class.

15%的学生

不喜欢

1.spoken English is poor;

2. can’t answer all the questions correctly;

3. computers break down suddenly.

……

……

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

注意:(1)文章必须包括表中的全部内容,可适当增加细节;

(2)你的理由至少两条;

(3)文章开头已给出,你可以抄用此开头,但不计入总词数;也可以自己写开头,则计入总词数;

(4)词数:80—100。

          Do You Like to Have Tests in the Man-machine Conversation?

Several days ago, we did a survey about whether you like to take your spoken English tests in the man-machine conversation. Here are the results.

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one possible version: Do You Like to Have Tests in the Man-machine Conversation? Several days ago, we did a survey about whether you like to take your spoken English tests in the man-machine conversation. Here are the results. 85% students like to have their spoken English tests in the man-machine conversation. They think that spoken English is as important as written English, so it is necessary to be tested as written English. Also, having such tests can make students pay more attention to their spoken English. What’s more, teachers will let them speak English more in class. However, 15% students don’t like to have such tests. Because of their poor spoken English, they are afraid they aren’t able to answer all the questions correctly. And they are also afraid that the computers may break down suddenly in the test. I like such kind of test. I think having good spoken English is very important in some ways. And the tests can push me to practice speaking English as often as I can. 【解析】这是一篇给材料作文,介绍我校就“你喜不喜欢用人机对话的形式来检验你的英语口语?”进行调查的结果,以及自己的观点。结合所给材料,可知本文主要考查一般现在时态,人称为第一,三人称,注意主谓一致问题,句子结构主要为系表结构和动宾结构,注意一些常见句式的应用,比如:we did a survey about whether……;85% students like to……;They think that……;they are afraid…….;I think……等句式的应用。写作中注意运用代词,注意多种句式交替运用。写作中注意叙述顺序,符合逻辑关系。 点睛:本文结构紧凑,语言简练。开头介绍了我校就“你喜不喜欢用人机对话的形式来检验你的英语口语?”进行了调查,接下来介绍调查的结果:85%的学生喜欢,15%的学生不喜欢,最后表达自己的观点:喜欢这种考试。此处like to do sth, pay attention to, what’s more, because of, break down, push sb to do sth等这些词组的运用也让文章增色不少。  
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