Language Questions,Thank you,Help,,Language questions,Thank you.。。

Essays like this, just go and search the Internet, there are many.

1)a.Write a friendship letter for the children in the disaster area, enclosing some local specialties.

b.Let the children in the disaster area feel surprised, feel valued and moved, and strengthen our connection with the children in the disaster area.

2) No matter what happened before, we are all children, and we all have the right to enjoy happiness - friends, let's forget all the unbearable past, enjoy today, and look forward to the future! Happy Children's Day!

1. Spotless, untouched; East becomes west, east and west, east and west, looking around; The wind and drizzle, the mountains and rivers are exhausted, and the ideas are wonderful; Nothing, penniless, four walls: innumerable, innumerable, innumerable2 vague, standing, slowly, stingy, like, hopeful, new, noisy, single-minded, solemn 3 reward, disgusted, bold, voluntary, sad, quiet, despair, silence 3 The boat has been traveled, and the two days are coming; The ship has been on the road for two days, and it will arrive; The ship has been on the road for two days, and it will arrive;

The meaning of Xiaohongbai's words:

Xiao Ming does not pay attention to collective hygiene.

Hey, I'm sorry, I'll change it.

1, c2, the opening parable is indispensable. First, it can arouse the reader's interest in reading and make the article more vivid, and second, use this story to arouse the truth explained below, so that the author's point of view is more convincing and acceptable to the reader.

1：c；2: No, because the fable illustrates the central idea, (I don't know much, I probably don't know much.) 3: I can't remember, I only passed the Chinese high school exam).

Learning the piano requires not only talent, but also diligent practice.

Mr. Cheng Lian: The sound of the waves and the birds.

Water is a colorless, transparent liquid, and some people say that water is white, and that's wrong. If you compare water with milk, you will understand that milk is white, and water is no color. If we put a chopstick in the milk, we can't see it.

Insert another chopstick into the water, and we can see through the water the inserted chopsticks.

But why is the sea blue and the lake turquoise? It turned out that the sun had dyed them. The longer waves of red, orange and yellow light in sunlight are absorbed by water at different depths, while blue, violet and some green light have shorter wavelengths and spread out or reflected back on all sides as soon as they hit the surface of the water.

What are the requirements? It's too general, too. There are no stylistic or word count requirements. The person who came up with the question was also too unserious.