First-year English handwritten newspaper content

The main purpose of English is not to let students master a lot of English knowledge, but to cultivate students' interest and love in learning En

First-year English handwritten newspaper content

The main purpose of English is not to let students master a lot of English knowledge, but to cultivate students' interest and love in learning English. Students can do more handwritten newspapers to improve their hands-on ability. The following is what I bring to you. I hope you like it.

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First grade English handwritten newspaper information I. English idiom stories

Go get the coffin and return the pearls.

Buy the box, but return the pearls.

A Chu man wanted to sell a precious pearl in Zheng State.

A native of the State of Zheng wanted to sell a precious pearl.

He made a coffin with pearls from the wood of a magnolia tree and smoked it with spices. He inlaid pearls and emeralds in the jewelry box, decorated it with red gems and decorated it with kingfisher feathers.

He made a box of pearls out of Mulan, scented it with spices, decorated it with pearls, emeralds and rubies, and inserted the feathers of kingfishers.

A Zheng man bought the coffin and returned the pearl to him.

A man from Zheng bought the box, but returned the pearl to him.

Too ornate decorations usually replace what is really important.

Too ornate decoration often usurps the host's role.

This Chu native certainly knows how to sell coffins, but he is not good at selling pearls. And people in Zheng don't know which one is really valuable.

Chu people know how to sell boxes, but they are not good at selling pearls, ignoring the key points of items and making improper choices. As for the Zheng people who buy boxes, he doesn't know what is really valuable.

Second, English proverbs.

1, better late than never. Better late than never; It's never too late.

A bold attempt is half the battle. A bold attempt is half success.

3. Everything is difficult at the beginning. The hardest part is actually in the beginning

4. What we get without sweat, we give without regret. It's no pity to get it effortlessly and then abandon it.

Where there is a will, there is a way. As long as you have a strong heart, nothing is impossible.

6. Work makes workers. Work makes a skillful craftsman.

7. Dripping water wears away the stone

8. Only a patient person can have what he wants. Only tough people can succeed.

9. Self-distrust is the reason for most of our failures. Most of our failures are due to lack of self-confidence.

The gift of success is nothing more than not wasting time no matter what you do. Without it, the road to success is to put all your efforts into your work without any suspicion of fame.

Third, English jokes.

Rabbit: Are you sure this special bottle of carrot juice can cure my illness?

Rabbit: Are you sure this special bottle of carrot juice can cure my illness?

Doctor: Of course. No rabbit will come back for another one.

Doctor: Of course, none of the rabbits who drank wine asked for another bottle.