怎么写我的家人英语作文【一】
In my life I have met many people who are really worth recalling. But perhaps the most unforgettable person I ever know is my English teacher.
在我的生活中，我遇到了很多值得回忆的人。但也许是我最难忘的人，我知道是我的英语老师。
What frequently brings back memories of my school teacher is his special qualities. First of all, he gave us the greatest gift a teacher can offer—an awakening of a passion for learning. He not only led us to an appreciation of the beauty and perfection of English language and literature, but also aroused our great interest in explorating something deeper in this field. Second, I was attracted by his lively wit. I remember that we students always anticipated his class with great eagerness because his lecture were humorously delivered, never failing to provoke chuckles or loud laughs.
我学校老师经常给我的回忆是他的特殊品质。首先，他给了我们最伟大的礼物，一个老师可以给我们一个充满激情的觉醒。我们的美丽和完美的英语语言文学的`欣赏，但也引起了在这一领域探索更深层次的东西我很感兴趣。其次，我被他的活泼机智所吸引。我记得我们的学生总是期待他的课非常热心，他讲课生动幽默，从不惹笑或大声笑。
Although it is nearly two years since I attended his last class, he is the talk of our old classmates, and I know part of him has already stayed in my heart.
虽然我上了他上一节课已经快两年了，他是我们的老同学，我知道他已经在我心中留下了一部分。
怎么写我的家人英语作文【二】
我们六一班的英语老师有20岁左右。她有一头乌黑油亮的头发，淡淡的眉毛下有一双水汪汪的大眼睛。然而，她双眼中间的鼻梁却是塌的，她一脸的冷酷与那张樱桃小嘴显得很不协调。
还记得开学第一天，本来喊着“欢迎老师”的同学霎时停了下来。一位年轻老师走到讲台中间转过身来，板着脸严肃地说道：“以后你们的英语课由我来上。”霎时，教室里突然静得出奇。同学都被这冷冰冰的一句话给吓“傻”了，呆呆地坐着，眼睛瞪得比木槌还直。之后的半个小时她都在“训斥”我们：“……要是有同学说话——没商量，我就用杆子抽他！要是我听说有人在背后骂我，你就给我等着……”下课后，每个同学都不由自主地打了个寒颤。
接下来的日子里，英语老师下课拖堂、“非法”占用微机课和体育课、作业量布置太大。这些“罪行”使同学们对她没有一丝好感。
一天，英语老师用英语讲了一整节课，同学们就叫她“放臭洋屁的”，得知英语老师写字要用卫生纸包着粉笔写，她的外号就成了“死臭美的”。
终于有一天，周侠宇同学被老师罚写14遍英文加14遍译文，他背地里对英语老师狠狠地骂了一顿，并在楼梯的墙壁上刻下了骂英语老师的脏话。这件事很快就被英语老师知道了。英语老师就像只暴怒的狮子，她的举动让大家都惊呆了。只见她从教室里将周侠宇“揪”出来，然后就对他大打出手。五分钟后，周侠宇就被带进了英语办公室。又一阵拳打脚踢过后，英语老师就开始了她的“长篇小说：“……你说说你该罚吗？你真是无耻！你还有良心吗？不想学趁早滚蛋……”在窗外偷看的同学早已看不下去了，都想进去找英语老师理论理论。
我永远也忘不了英语老师那张“凶神恶煞”的脸，但我多么希望英语老师能够和蔼一些，经常笑笑，给下一个班的同学们留下一个好的印象。
怎么写我的家人英语作文【三】
I don't know when a salesman came to the bridge on one side of the school. I was attracted by the melodious music.
卖艺人的琴技不仅吸引了我，也吸引了很多人：他的`手中握着一把破旧不堪的二胡，一只手捏着二胡上的弦，一只手握着弓来回地拉着，好听的音乐像小溪的溪水一样从琴弦上奔涌了出来，银铃般的声音组成了一首首乐曲，从琴弦上流淌了下来，让围成了一圈的观众听地如痴如醉，一曲终了，总能赢得观众的一片掌声。
The craftsman's piano skill not only attracted me, but also attracted many people: he held a shabby erhu in his hand, a string on it in his hand, and a bow in his hand. The beautiful music rushed out of the string like the stream water, and the sound like a silver bell formed a piece of music, which flowed down from the string, making a circle of views The audience is infatuated with the music. At the end of the song, they can always win a round of applause from the audience.
我，也就一边吃着东西，一边站在一旁静静地欣赏。
I, as I eat, stand by and enjoy it quietly.
只要没有什么特殊情况，卖艺人就会坐在桥边，拉琴，我呢，也总会驻足停留，站在一旁静静地看。
As long as there is no special situation, the seller will sit by the bridge and play the piano. I will always stop and watch quietly.
经常是看他拉琴，也有时候，会盯着他的脸看一会儿。
I often watch him play the piano, and sometimes I stare at his face for a while.
他不说话，但他似乎在用琴向人们诉说着心中的情感。他的皮肤皱皱的，被太阳晒成了古铜色，神情冷漠而淡然，一副与世隔绝的样子。
He doesn't speak, but he seems to be using the piano to tell people the feelings in his heart. His skin was wrinkled, bronzed by the sun, cold and indifferent, isolated.
我见他能弹这么好听的曲子，便萌生了一个念头：投一些钱给他。
When I saw that he could play such a good tune, I had an idea: give him some money.
说干就干，我立刻把身上的几枚硬币搜罗了出来，小心翼翼地向卖艺人走去，我不敢靠得太近，就远远地站着，把手中的一个硬币向那个铜碗投去。哐啷！那枚硬币碰了一下碗的边缘，又弹开了，咕噜咕噜地滚出了好远。
Just do it, I immediately found some coins on my body and walked carefully to the salesman. I dare not lean too close, so I stood far away and threw a coin into the copper bowl. Clang! The coin touched the edge of the bowl, bounced open again, and rolled out a long way.
卖艺人像是被惊着了似的，忽一下睁开了亮亮的眼睛，但那一束稍纵即逝——眼里的光暗淡了下去。正当我想着要不要去拾起硬币时，已经有人捡起了它，扔进了碗里。卖艺人的眼睛又闭了上去，琴声悠扬。
The entertainer seemed to be startled. Suddenly, he opened his bright eyes, but the light in those eyes was dim. Just as I was thinking about whether to pick up the coin, someone had picked it up and thrown it into the bowl. The seller's eyes are closed again, and the music is melodious.
终于把钱投了进去。我如同获了大赦一样，伴着悠扬的琴声，踏着欢快的步子，离开了卖艺人。
Finally put the money in. As if I had been granted an amnesty, with the melodious sound of the piano and the happy steps, I left the salesman.
