外教分组英语作文【一】
在外教家门口，我敲门。本来想到是外教来开门，没想到是一个陌生女子出来开门，我问：“你是谁呀？”“我是外教的朋友。”我便大概知道了这位陌生女子的身份。
一位同学来了，也开门见山问她：“你是谁？”“我是外教的朋友。”一样的回答。我们初步确定那女子是外教的女朋友。
我们想法一致，就又去问她：“你是外教的女朋友吧？”“不是，不是。”女子连忙表示反对。“难道你不是女的吗？”她一言不发了。
难道外教要娶一位
难道真是这样吗？
外教分组英语作文【二】
Dear Mr Pan:
It has been a long time since I wrote the last letter. Nowdays, people write letters less and less, instead, they make a call or send a SMS. However, it is still a good way for us to communicate with each other by sending a letter.
It\'s my honour to get the chance to write to you. \"Approachable\" is my first impression of you, because you always keeps smiling. Students may fear the teachers that are serious both in and out of class. Smile makes a teacher popular with his students, you are a teacher of this very kind.
You always arrive at the classroom ahead of any of the students, from which we could imply that you are a diligent man with regular habit. Before the class, you like to talk to us, at this very time, you are more a friend than a teacher. To be honest, I was surprised in the first class when I learned a teacher at your age could speak English in such a fluent way.(I didn\'t mean you are old, you\'re young at heart. Moreover, you know well how to keep your class attractive. You\'ve got such an active mind that you can keep talking during the whole class without a pause. I always appreciated your ideas and enjoyed listening to you. In your class, I learned not only the writing skills but also the presentation skills as well as much knowledge of other areas. Thanks for your excellent teaching.
I\'ve got some suggestions for you. It seems that we students have got few chances to participate in discussion during the class time. Most of the time, we are listening. Seldom did we express our own ideas. I suggest that teachers should interact with students more frequently in the class. Besides, I\'d like to practice writing more, so would you please leave us more assignments?
Happy new year.
With every good wish.
Yours sincerely
Dali Wang
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外教分组英语作文【三】
Dear Mrs. Nelson,
My name is Rick Schultz. I don’t know if you remember me, but I was in your English class at Westview High School in 20xx. I used to argue with you about the merits of science fiction as a form of literature. Recently I met several other former students of yours, Gerald Bryant, Ron Brown, Dawn Smith, and Dave Lee. Naturally we spent much of the time we were together talking about your class and how much we enjoyed it. So I decided to write you and find out how you are doing.
As I said, we all remember your class with great fondness. If you are still teaching, I hope your current students appreciate how fortunate they are.
Sincerely yours,
Rick Schultz
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