资源简介 (共18张PPT)读后续写和母亲一起参加生日会讲义I wanted to go to a party. Especially it was a beach party. It hadbeen almost the only thing my friends had been talking about for thelast couple of weeks. But My mom had said no. The moredesperately I pleaded her case, the more forcefully my mother said no.“I don't care who's going," said coldly my mother, "you are notgoing." I was heartbroken. This was my best friend's party.我想去参加一个聚会。尤其是海滩派对。在过去的几周里,这几乎是我朋友们谈论的唯一一件事。但我妈妈说不。我越是拼命地为她辩护,我妈妈就越是坚决地说不。“我不在乎谁去,”我妈妈冷冷地说,“你不去。”我很伤心。这是我最好朋友的聚会。Sunday dinner came around and my grandmother joined thefamily for the meal. Gran noticed my depression but didn't say aword. It was my turn to wash up and Gran said, “Let me helpyou."“What's up ” asked Gran as I dumped the dishes into thefoaming water. Gran wiped a plate with a tea towel. “Mom won't letme go to my best friend's party." I said sadly. “Has mom explainedwhy she doesn't want you to go " asked Gran. “No." I replied.“Then for a moment, put yourself in her position.” said Gran.“If you were mom, what would your objections be ”星期天的晚餐来了,我的祖母和家人一起吃饭。奶奶注意到了我的沮丧,但一句话也没说。轮到我洗碗了,奶奶说:“我来帮你。”“怎么了?”我把盘子倒进泡沫水中时,奶奶问道。奶奶用茶巾擦了擦盘子。“妈妈不让我去参加我最好朋友的聚会。”我悲伤地说。“妈妈解释过她不想你去的原因了吗?”奶奶问道。“没有。”我回答。“那你就设身处地想一想吧。”奶奶说。“如果你是妈妈,你会有什么反对意见?”I hadn't stopped to think about my mom's side.“Well," I answered, "it's a beach party. Maybe she doesn't trust us orthinks we'll get into trouble.”我没有停下来思考我妈妈的一面。“好吧,”我回答,“这是一个海滩派对。也许她不信任我们,或者认为我们会遇到麻烦。”“Are there going to be any adults there ” asked Gran.“No," I said, “who wants their parents hanging around when you'retrying to have fun ”“Might it just be," said Gran, “your motherdoesn't want anything unfortunate to happen to you." "Nothing willhappen." I objected. “Maybe you're right," said Gran, "but maybemom's worried in case it could."“那里会有成年人吗?”奶奶问道。“不,”我说,“谁想让他们的父母在你玩得开心的时候陪在你身边?”“也许只是,”奶奶说,“你妈妈不希望你发生任何不幸的事情。”“什么都不会发生。”我反对。“也许你是对的,”奶奶说道,“但也许妈妈很担心,以防发生这种事。”Gran looked at me gently, seeming to expect my agreement. Fora minute or so, I kept silent, pondering for a while about myeagerness for the party. “Maybe, you are right, however, is there nohope " I inquired. “Not necessarily." answered Gran, lost in thought.奶奶温柔地看着我,似乎期待着我的同意。有一分钟左右的时间,我保持沉默,思考了一会儿我对派对的渴望。“也许,你是对的,但是,没有希望吗?”我问道。“不一定。”奶奶沉思着回答。注意:1,续写词数应为150左右;2,请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答.Paragraph 1: “Then maybe think of a compromise." suggested Gran.Paragraph 2: The long-awaited beach party finally came.文本分析:故事大意--我想去参加一个最好朋友举办的海滩派对,可妈妈一直不同意。晚餐时,奶奶注意到了我的沮丧,提出帮我洗盘子并让我站在妈妈的角度思考一下。经过一番交流,我问奶奶还有希望去吗,奶奶说还是有可能的。续写情节发展:第一段--妈妈提出让她跟我一起去,她会答应的。我不得不妥协。奶奶微笑让妈妈保证不会打扰我们。妈妈终于向我屈服了。我的情绪逐渐好转,给了奶奶一个大大的拥抱。令人期待这场精彩的聚会终于来了。第二段--我和朋友们一起去玩。我们高兴又兴奋,唱歌、跳舞、聊天。妈妈拿着一本书,靠在不远处的树上。聚会结束后,天就黑了。我和朋友们道别,然后转向妈妈。幸福的泪水模糊了我的双眼,我紧紧地拉着她的手,回家去了。官方范文,"Then maybe think of a compromise." suggested Gran. But I sobbeduncontrollably and couldn't say a word."Well, if you could let me gowith you, I'd say yes." My mom added. I wasn't fond of my momhanging around like a bodyguard, but to get to the party I had to acompromise. “I suppose your mother won't disturb your party, willshe ”Gran looked at mom with a kind smile. “Well, I promise Iwon't.” Mom finally gave in to me. My mood gradually improved. Iran to my grandmother and gave her a big hug. I was lookingforward to the wonderful party desperately.The long-awaited beach party finally came. I made it at the beachwith my mom. At a tree near the destination, mom stopped suddenly,taking out a red mat to sit on and signaling to me to join my friends.I rushed for the crowd. Joyful and excited, we sang, danced andchatted. Occasionally, the red mat in the near distance caught myeye.Mom held a book, leaning against the tree. The moment my eyefell on her, a wave of appreciation surged through me. It became darkwhen the party was over. I said goodbye to my friends and turned tomom. Under the tree sat mom waiting patiently. Tears of happinessblurring my eyes, I took her hand tightly, heading home.参考范文一,“Then maybe think of a compromise." suggested Gran. I loweredmy head and began to think how to fix it. After a long thought, Imade up my mind and went to find mom. “Mum, I want to…”before I could finish it, mom snapped, “no, you can't go!” I softenedmy voice and put on a smiling face, “this is my best friend's birthdayparty and I really want to go. Can you come with me I know you'reworried about me.” Mom hesitated and then nodded. I jumped withjoy and hugged mom.The long-awaited beach party finally came. Getting the present I hadchosen and mom, I couldn't wait to have a great time. Seeing me, myfriend's eyes lit up and greeted me warmly. I gave her the presentand wished her “happy birthday!” Getting inside, many friends werealready there, accompanied by their own moms. It turned out that allmoms were worried about their kids. Soon, the party began, we ateand played, enjoying ourselves. Mom talked with other mom, sharingtheir experiences in raising children. I was grateful that thecompromise set both of us free and happy.参考范文二,“Then maybe think of a compromise." suggested Gran. "What kind ofcompromise " I asked Gran, eager for a solution. Gran smiledknowingly. "Perhaps you could propose a plan to your mother thatassures her of your safety while still allowing you to enjoy the party,"she suggested. The idea sparked a glimmer of hope within me. Ithought for a while and then approached my mom once again. Thistime, instead of pleading and arguing, I calmly invited her to comewith me, assuring her that I would behave myself with her company.To my surprise, my mother listened attentively and agreed to myproposal. It was at that moment that I felt a sense of gratitudetowards Gran for her wise counsel and a newfound appreciation forthe power of compromise.The long-awaited beach party finally came. As we arrived, the vibrantmusic and the scent of salty sea air filled the evening. My friendsgreeted us eagerly, surprised to see my mom in tow. With my momby my side, I felt a sense of security and responsibility that I hadn'tanticipated. Throughout the party, I made sure to introduce my friendsto my mom and kept her informed of my whereabouts. We joined inthe activities together, playing beach volleyball and buildingsandcastles. It was heartwarming to see my mom laughing andenjoying herself in this party. As the evening wore on, we sattogether by a bonfire, roasting marshmallows and sharing stories. Itwas a birthday party like no other, filled with laughter, friendship, andthe reassuring presence of my mom.“那也许考虑一下妥协。”奶奶建议道。“什么样的妥协呢?”我问道,渴望找到解决方案。奶奶神秘地微笑着。“也许你可以向你妈妈提出一个计划,向她保证你的安全,同时还能让你享受派对。”她建议道。这个想法在我心中点燃了一丝希望。我思考了一会儿,然后再次接近我的妈妈。这一次,我不再哀求和争论,而是平静地邀请她和我一起来,向她保证我会在她陪伴下循规蹈矩。令我惊讶的是,我的母亲认真地听着,并同意了我的提议。正是在那一刻,我感到对格兰的感激之情,感受到了妥协的力量的新认识。期待已久的海滩派对终于来了。当我们到达时,活力四射的音乐和咸咸的海风充满了夜晚。我的朋友们急切地迎接我们,惊讶地看到我带着妈妈来了。有了妈妈在身边,我感到了一种安全感和责任感,这是我没有预料到的。在整个派对期间,我确保向妈妈介绍我的朋友们,并告诉她我的行踪。我们一起参加活动,打沙滩排球,筑沙堡。看到我的妈妈在派对中笑得开心,我感到很温暖。夜晚渐渐深了,我们一起坐在篝火旁,烤着棉花糖,分享着故事。这是一个与众不同的生日派对,充满了笑声、友谊,还有妈妈令人放心的存在。 展开更多...... 收起↑ 资源预览