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1、关于英语的优美文摘 同学们想要提高英语作文水平，就是要多多看看英语文章篇，学习英语一定不可以偷懒的哦，今天给大家了英语的文摘，同学们快点来学习一下，提高一下英语的作文水平哦 The 92-year-old,petite,well-poised and proud lady,who is fully dressed each morning by eight oclock,with her hair fashionably coifed and _keup perfectly applied,even though she was legally blind,moved to a nursing
2、 home today. 这位92岁高龄、个子小巧、自信而又骄傲的老太太，每天早晨8点就穿戴整齐了。她的头发时髦的护在帽子里，妆也化得恰倒好处，即使她今天合情合理地失明、要搬进一家养老院也不例外。 Her hu _and of 70 years re _ntly passed away, _ the move ne _ssary. 一同走过70个岁月的丈夫新近去世，搬到养老院是必然之举。 After _ny hours of waiting patiently in the lobby of the nursing home,she _iled sweetly when told her ro
3、om was ready.As she _neuvered her walker to elevator I provided a visual description of her tiny room. 在养老院的走廊上等了半天之后，她被告之 _已准备就绪，她亲切地笑了。当她推起助步车进入电梯时，我对她的小 _进行了一番视觉描述。 “I love it,”she started with the enthusia _ of an eight-year-old having just been presented with a new puppy. “我真喜欢这 _，”她热情洋溢的说，好象一个
4、8岁的孩子刚刚得到了一只小 _。 “Mrs.Jones, you havent seen the roomjust wait.” “琼斯 _，你还没有看到你的 _呢还是不慌下结论。” “That doesnt have anything to do with it,”she replied.“Happiness is something you decide on ahead of time.Whether I like my room or not doesnt depend on how the furniture is arrangedits how I arrange my mind.
5、I already decided to love it,Its a decision I _ke every morning when I wake up.I have a choi _;I can spend the day in bed recounting the difficulty I have with the parts of my body that no longer work or get out of bed be thankful for the ones that do.Each day is a gift,and as long as my eyes open I
6、ll focus on the new day and all the happy memories Ive stored awayjust for this time in my life.” “那和我喜不喜欢这 _没关系，”她回答说。“幸福是你事先就决定了的。我喜不喜欢房子并不取决于家具怎么摆放而是取决于我怎么想。我已决定要喜欢它就像每天早晨一睁开眼所作的某个决定一样。我可以作出选择：躺在床上，抱怨身体不便带来的困难可以打发一天;或者翻身起床感激某些部位还能活动自如，也可以度过一天。每一天都是一件礼物，只要睁开眼，我就会全神贯注于崭新的一天和收藏多年的幸福记忆这一切仅为了今生此刻.” Re
7、searchers have found that people who speak more than one language literally see the world differently, Scien _Mag reveals. Researchers have found that depending on the pri _ry language spoken, people looking at the same set of events per _ive things differently. For example, Russian speakers apparen
8、tly can distinguish shades of blue faster than English speakers, while Japanese speakers group objects by _terial rather than shape. But a new study from the Lancaster University in the United Kingdom focused on bilinguals and looked at how these people see the world and it found some surprising res
9、ults. Were taking that classic debate and turning it on its head, psycholinguist Panos Athanasopoulos said, by asking whether two different minds can exist within one person rather than asking whether speakers of different languages have different minds. In the study, scientists looked at English an
10、d Ger _n speakers and how they treat events. The English language focuses on situating actions in time, whereas Ger _n speakers tend to specify the beginning, middle and end of an event. When looking at the same s _ne, a Ger _n speaker would say that A _n leaves the house and walks to the store, whi
11、le an English speaker would say A _n is walking. Researchers told 15 native speakers of each language to look at clips showing various ambiguous actions (people walking, biking, running or driving) and asked them to describe them as goal-oriented or not goal-oriented. Ger _n speakers _tched ambiguou
12、s s _nes with goal-oriented ones 40% of the time, while English speakers did so 25% of the time. The conclusion was that Ger _n speakers are more likely to focus on possible outes of actions and English speakers pay more attention to the action happening in front of them. Scientists then looked at 3
13、0 bilinguals who were shown at the same kind of videos, and actively challenged them to switch languages. When English was blocked, subjects saw ambiguous videos as more goal-oriented, just as Ger _n speakers from the former test. When Ger _n was blocked, subjects acted as English speakers. The stud
14、y suggests that languages have an important unconscious role in a persons per _ption of events. By having another language, you have an alternative vision of the world,” Athanasopoulos said. You can listen to music from only one speaker, or you can listen in stereo Its the same with language. This i
15、s an important advan _, Atlanta Emory University cognitive scientist Phillip Wolff said about the study. If youre a bilingual speaker, youre able to entertain different perspectives and go back and forth. That really hasnt been shown before. More details about the study are available in this months edition of Psychological Scien _. 关于英语的优美文摘相关文章： 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 模板,内容仅供参考
