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Handwritten newspaper materials in English world:
English is now the official language of the world. Children, let's go into the English world and learn about English!
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Primary school students' English handwritten newspaper materials:
English is the official language (one) of the following countries and regions, but it is not the local language and common language: Fiji, Ghana, Gambia, India, Kiribati, Lesotho, Kenya, Namibia, Nigeria, Malta, Marshall Islands, Pakistan, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, Solomon Islands, Samoa, Sierra Leone, Swaziland, Botswana, Tanzania, Zambia and Zimbabwe.
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English handwritten newspaper materials:
One morning, a fox saw a rooster. He thought, "This is my breakfast. He walked up to the rooster and said, "I know you sing very well." Can you sing a song for me? The rooster is very happy. He closed his eyes and began to sing. The fox saw it and took it away in his mouth. People in the field saw foxes. They shouted, "Look, look! The fox took the rooster. The cock said to the fox, "Mr. Fox, do you understand?" People say you took their dicks. Tell them this is yours. Not theirs. The fox opened his mouth and said, "The rooster is mine, not yours. Just then, the rooster ran away from the fox and escaped into the tree.
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English handwritten newspaper materials:
English is the common language of the following countries and regions, including Hong Kong (Cantonese), Canada (French), Dominica, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and Grenada (French), Micronesia (Federated States of), Ireland (Irish), Liberia (African language), Singapore (Chinese), Malaysia (Chinese and Malay) and South Africa (Afrikaans and Malay). About 250 million people speak it as a second language (that is, it is not the mother tongue but is spoken in the host country).
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Handwritten newspaper materials in British parks:
Early works of Old English literature were written in Northumbria. Due to the invasion of Sta Danawi, the cultural center of Britain moved from Northumbria to Greece, and in the ninth century, it moved to Wessex, the capital of the western secret zone. On the one hand, King Alfred the Great of West Saxony resisted Danish aggression by force, on the other hand, he strongly advocated literature and education, personally organized and participated in the translation of foreign literary works and academic works, and copied and revised his own literature. Through the efforts of western Saxon scribes, old English poems have been preserved. During the period of Alfred the Great, the prose works of Old English developed greatly, which were mainly written in West Saxon dialect. The vocabulary of old English is different from that of modern English, and most of them are inherent in West Germanic languages. There are also some words borrowed from other languages in old English vocabulary. It can be seen from these words that the influence of early Roman merchants was great. With the introduction of Christianity into Britain, more Latin words entered the old English vocabulary. In the Celtic language that originally lived in Britain, few numbers entered the English vocabulary, and some Celtic words were kept in British place names.
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Primary school English is very interesting and simple, and designing primary school English handwritten newspapers is also very interesting.
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Junior high school English handwritten newspaper materials:
1. Persevere and never stop. Watch 10- 15 minutes of English at least every day. Morning and evening are the best time to learn English.
Never give up, keep trying. Speak English for at least 10- 15 minutes every day. The best time to learn English is morning and evening. )
2. The methods should be flexible and diverse. If you are tired of one way of learning, you can change other ways, so that you won't be tired of learning.
Different ways to learn English. One way is boring, you can use other ways, so you won't feel bored. )
3. Connected from top to bottom, never isolated. Memorizing English should be combined with the context, not isolated words and phrases, but the usage in sentences.
Connect up and down, don't do it alone. According to the article, remember the words and phrases and try to grasp the meaning of the words. )
4. Memorize common expressions to ensure accuracy. Practice makes perfect by memorizing common communication terms.
Remember useful expressions and make sure they are correct. Practice makes perfect. )
Try to remember idioms and sentence patterns in the first person, so as to remember them firmly.
Try to remember idioms and sentences in the first person, and be sure to remember them deeply. )
6. Learn English from multiple angles. Learn English by reading newspapers, listening to the radio, watching foreign language movies, listening to foreign language lectures, reading textbooks and talking with people.
Learn English in different ways. Reading newspapers, listening to the radio, watching English movies, listening to English lectures, reading textbooks and talking to each other. )
7. Dare to speak English and don't be afraid to make mistakes. Everyone makes mistakes, which is inevitable. As long as you dare to speak, you will learn well.
Try to speak English, and don't be afraid to make mistakes. Everyone can make mistakes, which is possible. Try your best to learn it well. )
8. Create scenarios and strengthen communication training. The use of language is inseparable from the intensive training of scenes. Only through communication can we learn well.
(1) Create situations and strengthen communication practice. Language can't live without situations, so you'd better do more exercises so that you can learn it well. )
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English handwritten newspaper materials:
As a common language, English is one of the working languages of the United Nations and the de facto language of international communication. English was formed in the fifth century. The West Germanic branch, belonging to the Germanic family of Indo-European languages, evolved from the languages spoken by Germanic people of Anglo-Saxon and Jute tribes who immigrated to the island of Great Britain in ancient times, and spread to all parts of the world through active British colonization. Due to the contact with many national languages in history, its vocabulary changed from monism to pluralism. Grammar has changed from "more twists and turns" to "less twists and turns", and pronunciation has changed regularly. From the perspective of the number of English speakers, English is the third largest language in the world (Chinese is the first language and Spanish is the second language), and from the perspective of the scope of use (geographical area), English is the most widely used language in the world. It is the second or fourth largest language in the world (according to 1999, 380 million people use English). More than 60% of letters in the world are written in English, and more than 50% of newspapers and magazines are in English. The leading position of Britain and America in culture, economy, military, politics and science in the last two centuries has made English an international language. English is also the language most closely related to computers. Most programming languages are related to English. With the use of the Internet, English is more widely used. The closest thing to English is undoubtedly Frisian, which is still used in Frisian province in the north of the Netherlands and has 500,000 users. Some people think Scottish is an independent language close to English, while others think it is a dialect of English. Scots, low Saxons in eastern Holland and people in northern Germany are also very close to English. Other related languages include Dutch, Afrikaans and German. The Normans conquered Britain in the 1 1 century, bringing a large number of French words and greatly enriching English words. English word order is relatively fixed, and there are only three sentence structures, namely simple sentences, complex sentences and complex sentences.
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