【題目】下圖描述的是你上學途中發(fā)生的事�，F(xiàn)請你根據(jù)圖畫內(nèi)容寫一篇100~120詞的日記。

注意：日記的開頭已經(jīng)為你寫好，不計入詞數(shù)。

參考詞匯：a calling card（名片）；a public telephone（公用電話）

October the 23rd, Monday Sunny

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【答案】October the 23rd, Monday Sunny

This morningon my way to school,I found a wallet near the bus station.I opened the wallet and found a lot of money and a calling card,so I knew the owner’s name,address and telephone number.Thinking the owner must be very worried, I went to a public telephone and called the owner.Then I waited at the bus station.After a while a lady, the owner of the purse, came by taxi.I immediately gave the wallet to her.The owner was so thankful that she took out a 100-yuan note to reward me. I politely refused it and continued my way to school.

Though I was a bit later for school, I felt happy because I did something helpful.

【解析】這是一篇看圖作文。根據(jù)題干可知：圖片描述的是你上學途中發(fā)生的事。現(xiàn)要求你根據(jù)圖畫內(nèi)容寫一篇100~120詞的日記。

同時要注意以下幾點：

1.通篇以一般過去時態(tài)為主。

2. 要點要齊全。但是不要對要點進行簡單的羅列�？梢允褂眠m當?shù)倪B接詞，使上下文行文流暢，銜接自然流程。

3.注意故事的銜接性和邏輯性。

【范文亮點】

1. 文章層次分明，要點齊全，準確完整的將圖片傳達的信息表示了出來，語言生動流暢。

2.此外，文章還運用了＂The owner was so thankful that she took out a 100-yuan note to reward me.＂so ··that從句以及“Though I was a bit later for school, I felt happy because I did something helpful.”讓步從句等。

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