as is pointed out by some socialists, children nowadays show a growing tendency to become mature at an earlier age compared with children who were born twenty years ago. the younger generation has a strong self-conscious. and they are eager to make their own decisions. hence, an adjustment of current laws is suggested by some eperts to fit in the newly developed situation.

that sounds like a good idea. but does it reveal the truth?frankly speaking, the side effects of adjustments in laws, as far as i am concerned, are much greater than their possible merits.first of all, the assumption that "children are more mature than before" is yet to ascertain. up to now, none of the revolution proponents can give a satisfying definition to tell what maturity eactly means, let alone measuring maturity quantitatively.thus it is less likely for them to deduce their conclusion. at the same time, with the spreading of so-called maturity, more children are involved in crimes, including some violent ones like murders and hijacks. the conspicuous increase in adolescent crimes calls for an enforcement of law, not irresponsible liberation. second, suppose the hypothesis held by the revolution proponents is not only objective but also convincing, ignoring the parado mentioned above, it is still inadequate to conduct a law amendment since "most children are mature" implies the fact that there are still a portion of children, who no matter older or younger are mature. as is known to all, laws are concerned with all the objects of the society. the pre mature ones rights should also be protected equally. hence, a common demand for custodians of children aged under eighteen is necessary, if not imperative. last but not least, a "mature" child who intends on independence lacks a necessary income as the financial support.due to this situation, if an adjustment of law were carried out,there would be a peculiar phenomenon that children are decision independent while financially reliant.

due to the three reasons listed above, it is unwise to conduct a complete law adjustment at the moment. children of the twenty first century are still in need of love and care, as children were twenty years ago.

关于c罗的英语小作文篇2

我对英语一直都很感兴趣，也特别地有天赋。我平时最喜欢上英语课，学起来特别快，也记得很牢。这次期末考试，我的英语考了全班第一名，更激发了我对英语的兴趣。

寒假在家的第一天，我就开始了我的疯狂英语之路。每次吃晚饭之前，我都会说一句：“it；stimetohavesupper.”（吃晚饭的时间到了。）每次睡觉之前我都会跟爸爸妈妈说：“goodnight.”（晚安。）爸爸妈妈都叫我“小老外”。

有一次我来到爸爸的门市部。大家都知道那里外国人比较多，碰巧有一个外国人来到我们店面采购布料。爸爸赶紧叫我这个“小老外”出来招呼客人。“nicetomeetyou.”（很高兴认识你。）我热情地招呼起来。结果那个外国人跟我说了句：“小朋友，你好。”原来，他会中文啊，说得还很流利呢。

我一直很喜欢英语，而且希望将来能成为外交家，我不得不为英语狂！

关于c罗的英语小作文篇3

time flies, like a meteor across the night sky, imperceptibly i have is one of the fourth grade primary school students.previously, i help my mother do the housework is a disservice. one afternoon, my mother, my father went to work, i am a person at home. i think this is a good opportunity to do housework, i have good performance, to my father, her mother a surprise. i'm good first sweep, ran to the bathroom to take out the mop, then pour half a bucket of water, began to mop the floor. in a little time, the whole family was dragging me clean, tired of my backache. my mother came home from work to see, said happily: "who did this?" i said: "mom, i do." mother see light suddenly said: "our baby is really grown up!" to see my mother happy, i was happy, very happy.

i'm very naughty child, often eat also mother feeds. now i grew up, my father and mother came home from work, i will drink tea for them, give them a slipper, back. finish the homework, often help to do some housework, every mother would say: "our baby is more sensible, really grown up." that makes me feel like i was growing up.

i wish the children is always the father, mother's child.

(岁月匆匆，犹如流星划过夜空，不知不觉我已经是一个四年级的小学生了。

以前，我帮妈妈做家务都是帮倒忙。一天下午，妈妈、爸爸去上班了，我一个人在家。我想这是一个做家务的好机会，我得好好表现表现，给爸爸、妈妈一个惊喜。我先扫好地，跑到冲凉房把拖把拿出来，再倒半桶水，就开始拖地了。不一会儿功夫，整个家被我拖的干干净净的，累的我腰酸背痛的。妈妈下班回来一看，高兴地说：“这是谁做的呢?”我说：“妈妈是我做的。”妈妈恍然大悟地说：“我们的宝宝真的是长大了!”看到妈妈高兴的样子，我心里甜滋滋的，十分开心。

小时候我很贪玩，经常吃饭还要妈妈喂。现在我长大了，爸爸和妈妈下班回来我会端茶倒水给他们喝，再给他们拿拖鞋、捶背。自觉完成作业，经常会帮做一些家务事，每次妈妈都会说：“我们的宝宝真是越来越懂事了，真是长大了。”让我觉得自己也是长大了。)

关于c罗的英语小作文篇4

great days to be remembered seldom come, but small ones surround us daily.

i do not have a roman holiday, but i have a non smoking day instead.

today a nc-smoking sign easily hooks up my interesting and rewarding eperience on the world non smoking day a few years

as a high school student, i, together with my friends, volunteered on a campaign to discourage public smoking by persuacling people in public places to etinguish their cigarettes and put the cigarette ends into our metal boes. and we would in return give them a memorial sticker bearing patterns and words voicing the theme of the non smoking day.

the first step is never a fast step. after hunting for quite a while, we set our target on a young man who was enjoying his cigarette at a bus stop. embracing the philosophy of "nothing ventured, nothing gained", we summoned up all our courage,walked up and asked, "sir, would you please not smoke in public places?" "it is none of your business! why are you so busily engaged in such things? go and mind your own eams!" he was great, i believed, for he was able to drag on his cigarette while at the same time not giving his tongue a break. and i further found out that for this man, such words as "good for your health" or "good for common courtesy" had long lost their appeal. maybe such kind of situation should call for some other policy. i managed a smile, blended with sweet words and tried to dilute his resistance. and when we put the sticker on his clothes, he was lingering over the joy of having done us "a big favor."

now you see, maybe flattery should be vindicated, for to please is a great step toward persuading and a smile is a curve that sets everything straight.

our work ran smoothly when things began easy to handle in the afternoon. but don＇t worry. troubles are just around the corner. the second hard rock we met was a middle aged man who appeared to be more of a smoking addict than a smokingenthusiast. nothing seemed to be capable of etinguishing that cigarette. even the wind seemed to be powerless. we showed him the cigarettes filled metal bo. we spotlighted the hazards of public smoking. but all was in vain.

mark twain was right, habit is habit, not to be flung out of window by anyone, but to be coaed downstairs one step at a time. i then tried to peel the stubborn onion one layer at a time."ok, i know how you feel. but do you know how other people around you feel?" "you see that child? actually he smokes more of your cigarette than you do!" "in fact, you are etinguishing one cell of lung cancer when you etinguish your cigarette. you are etinguishing one cell of the disease of selfishness when you etinguish your cigarette." it is that maybe that constant drops do wear the stone. at last he etinguished our words by etinguishing his cigarette.

as the sinking sun tinted the horizon, we began to count the cigarette ends, savoring our little victories.

that day saw me toiling for 6 hours, inviting loads of troubles, collecting 57 cigarette-ends,savoring hundreds of potential second hand smokers and developing for myself some sense of responsibility toward society.

though it was a little depressing to realize that those people would naturally pick up their "tradition" just where they had temporarily laid it down, yet how far can we estimate our actions would travel! and besides that, i was rewarded in another day.that is, the eperience dawned upon me the significance of care and consideration for other people. since then, i have been as cooperative as possible whenever i am asked to improve my public behavior and i am always ready to get involved in such volunteer work.

in a sense, the highest reward for ones toil is not what they get from it but what they become by it.

关于c罗的英语小作文篇5

a picture is on my desk. this is a picture of jim's family. the man is jim's father. a woman is behind jim. she is his mother. they are teachers. a girl is in the picture, too. she is jim's sister. her name is kate green. jim and his sister are in the same school. but they aren't in the same grade. they look like their mother. they are english.

在我的桌子上有一幅画。这是jim的家庭照片。照片里的这个男人是jim的父亲。有一个女人站在jim背后。她是他的母亲。他们是老师。照片里还有一个女孩。她是jim的妹妹。她的名字是kate green。jim和他的妹妹在同一个学校。但他们并不在同一个年级。他们看起来像他们的母亲。他们是英国人。

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