互联网的利与弊英语 600字高中英语作文

　　As far as I know，nowadays many schools don’t like their students to surf on the Internet。 Even more parents think of the Internet as a bad influence in their children’s lives，which is all because there are many examples of students who have given up their studies or even become bad as a result of having got into the habit of surfing on the Internet。

　　From my point of view，the Internet is not dangerous to children。 Generally speaking，the major reasons of my opinion can be listed as follows。 To begin with，the Internet plays a very important role in the modernization of our world。

　　In a word，if we cannot use the Internet，we cannot keep up with the pace of the E-time。 In the second place，the Internet can help us a lot in our work and studies if properly used。 Last but not the least，the Internet can entertain us with funny stories，games，literature and so on as relaxation，thus we can combine study with joy。

　　On the basis of those facts above，we can reach the conclusion that the Internet is not dangerous to children。

　　In my view，I suggest that parents should install software in particular to prevent children from porn webs and lewd language。 And I hope there will be more and more children making the most of the Internet，for the Internet is a historic dynamic，revolutionary force。

暑假的回忆英语

　　In my childhood， summer holidays left a deep impression on me。 They brought me many happy memories now。

　　Everyday we got up early then。 Though there was not much modern entertainment， we could still be content with climbing trees， swimming in the small river， catching butterflies， bees and or something。 Anyway， we could give a full play to our imagination and intelligence to enjoy ourselves。

　　The most enjoyable time in a day was night。 All people would go out to be cool。 They talked with each other freely and happily。 Sometimes we would gather around an old grandfather and listen to an old story， which would always attract a lot of children。 Our grief and joy all came from story。 Sometimes we would carry out a small stool， made it as a horse， and then we would ride on it in a circle。 We acted as knights。 The front part of the stool was moved up and down to knock at the earth and sent out the sound of “du du…”。 It was often followed with our folk songs。 But parents could not accept this game because it was too noisy， and they couldn’t bear it。 We were always forced to dismiss。 But soon we could find a new program。

　　About the midnight， people would go back to sleep one after another。 Under the pressure of parents， we had to go home， too。 But as soon as we got to bed， the plan of entertainment next day appeared in mind。 Then we could sleep with a smile。