广东英语专插本作文历年真题范文全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1My Big Dream of Becoming an English MasterHello everyone! My name is Xiao Ming and I'm a 5th grader. Today I want to share with you my big dream of becoming an amazing English speaker and writer. I love the English language so much!Ever since I was a little kid, I've always been fascinated by English. I remember watching cartoon shows dubbed in English and trying to repeat what the characters said. My parents told me those funny sounds I was making were called "English"! From then on, I wanted to learn more and more about this magical language.In kindergarten, we started having simple English lessons. The teacher taught us the ABCs, basic greetings, colors, numbers, and more. I picked it up really quickly and always looked forward to English class. While my classmates played games during recess, I would sometimes flip through my English books orpractice saying new words I had learned. English just came so naturally to me.When I entered elementary school, English became a major subject. Suddenly, there were so many new grammar rules, vocabulary words, readings, and writings to master. I'll be honest, it was pretty overwhelming at first. But I didn't let that discourage me. I worked really hard, studied diligently, and asked my teachers lots of questions. Slowly but surely, my English improved a ton.Nowadays, I'm at the top of my English class. I can read simple stories, write basic compositions, and converse in English pretty well. My teachers always praise me and say I have a bright future if I keep working hard at English. That makes me super proud and motivated to achieve my dream.Speaking of which, let me tell you about my big dream. One day, I want to become an English expert who is fluent in speaking, writing, reading and listening. I'll know more vocabulary words than anyone can count. I'll be able to analyze the deepest English novels and write scholarly essays. My English pronunciation will be perfect like a native speaker's. People will look up to me as a true master of the English language.I know this dream won't be easy to accomplish. There's still so much more for me to learn about English grammar, literature, writing, communication, and more. But I'm willing to work as hard as possible to get there. I'll read lots of books, watch plenty of English shows, take advanced classes, practice everyday, and never stop improving my skills. English will be my lifelong journey filled with passion and perseverance.Once I become an English master, I can do so many amazing things! I could become a translator and help people from different cultures understand each other. Or maybe an English teacher who inspires students like how my teachers inspired me.I could write the next classic English novel that gets studied for generations. Or perhaps a news reporter delivering important stories to English speakers across the world. The possibilities are endless when you truly master a language.More than anything though, I want to travel the globe and experience different countries and cultures through the English language. I'll be able to befriend people from totally different backgrounds and connect with them deeply through our shared English abilities. It'll be like having a "passport" to understanding our beautifully diverse world. How awesome is that?Well, those are my thoughts and dreams about English for now. Getting here hasn't been easy, but I know the journey ahead will be even harder. Still, my love for English will keep pushing me forward every step of the way. I'm determined to overcome any obstacle and one day achieve my biggest dream: becoming a true master of the English language. Just don't give up on your dreams, okay? Work hard, believe in yourself, and amazing things can happen. Thanks for listening, everyone!篇2My Big Dream of Learning EnglishHi there! My name is Xiaoming and I'm in 5th grade. Today I want to tell you all about my big dream of becoming amazing at English. It's a real big goal that I've had since I was a little kid.It all started when I was just a tiny little boy. My grandpa used to love watching old American cowboy movies with me. He didn't speak much English, but he would try his best to explain what was happening. Whenever the cowboys would shout "Yee-haw!" while riding horses, my grandpa would laugh and laugh. I thought it was the funniest thing ever!From then on, I got really curious about English and the cultures where people speak it. My parents started playingEnglish songs and TV shows for me. At first, I didn't understand anything. But slowly, I started picking up words here and there. Whenever I recognized a word, I would get so excited and proud of myself!In kindergarten, we had a foreign English teacher come by once a week. Miss Emily was from America and she was really nice. She taught us basic things like colors, numbers, and greetings. "Hello, how are you?" "I'm fine, thank you!" That kind of stuff. It felt like we were learning a secret code language!As I got older, English became my favorite subject in school. I was pretty good at it compared to my classmates. The alphabet songs and vocabulary games were just so much fun. My parents were super supportive too. They bought me tons of English storybooks and educational games.However, English is honestly quite hard for me. I can listen and read pretty well. But speaking and writing is really difficult. The grammar rules and pronunciations seem very confusing and different from Chinese. Lots of the words have multiple meanings too. There's still so much more for me to learn!That's why my big dream is to become fluent in English. I've heard of this cool program called "Guangdong Specialist English Education." It's supposed to be an advanced English course thatfocuses a lot on listening, speaking, and writing skills. The classes are all taught by native English teachers from overseas. How awesome is that?!Apparently, the program has an entrance exam each year. It's really competitive because there are limited spots. The test covers all kinds of English skills like reading comprehension, grammar, essay writing, oral presentations, and more. It definitely won't be easy, but I'm going to try my absolute hardest!I've been studying all the past test questions and exam materials for the Guangdong program. Things like analyzing poetry, public speaking practice, and opinion essays are really challenging for me still. But I'm improving little by little each day. My mom hired a private English tutor to help me too. We go over previous test papers and practice my weak areas.My ultimate goal is to get into the Guangdong Specialist English Education program in a couple years when I get to middle school. If I can study really hard and make it in, that would be the first huge step towards achieving my dream! The program accepts students all the way from middle school to high school. That means I'd get super intensive and advanced English training for many years.After completing that program, I could have excellent English abilities. Maybe I could find a job as a translator, English teacher, or even work for an international company! The opportunities would be endless with fluent English skills. I could travel the world, make foreign friends, and experience so many new cultures. How thrilling!Or who knows, maybe I'll even end up being an English writer or actor someday? That would be the ultimate dream come true for a kid who grew up loving those old English movies and storybooks. I have a long, long journey ahead of me. But I'm going to hang on tight to my goal no matter what challenges come my way. You've gotta chase your dreams, right?Well, that's my big dream of learning amazing English through the Guangdong program. It won't be easy, but I'm determined to make it happen. Wish me luck, and don't forget to always follow your dreams too! Thanks for reading my story. Oh, and one more thing..."Yee-haw!!"篇3My Favorite School DayHi there! My name is Xiaoming and I'm a student in primary school. Today I want to tell you about my favorite school day. It was a very special and fun day!It all started early in the morning. I woke up feeling really excited because I knew we had a field trip planned. After getting dressed and eating a yummy breakfast, I grabbed my backpack and ran to the school bus. All my classmates were there too, laughing and talking loudly. We were going to the science museum!When we arrived, I couldn't believe my eyes. The museum was huge, with dinosaur skeletons, space rockets, and all sorts of cool exhibits. Our teacher divided us into groups and gave each group an activity booklet to complete as we explored.The first place my group went was the dinosaur hall. We saw the skeleton of a mighty T-Rex and learned that it was an apex predator that lived millions of years ago. We drew pictures of it in our booklets. After that, we went to the space section and I got to sit in a pretend rocket ship! We pressed lots of buttons and made rocket launching sounds. It was a blast!Later, we attended a science demonstration where a friendly researcher did experiments with lasers, dry ice, and other neat stuff. She made a tiny cloud form right in front of us using thedry ice. When the laser hit the cloud, it turned into a rainbow of colors! We all clapped and cheered.Around lunchtime, we had a picnic outside on the grass. Our parents had packed us special lunches, so I got to eat my favorite dumplings and orange slices. After eating, we played tag and other running games to burn off some energy before going back inside.The rest of the afternoon was spent visiting the other exhibits like the earthquake simulator, the static electricity ball, and the mirror maze. We took so many notes and answered questions in our booklets. By the time we had to leave, I felt like a real scientist!On the bus ride back to school, I was tired but incredibly happy. I had learned so much new information in such a fun way. Science is definitely my favorite subject after that field trip! I can't wait to go back to the museum again someday.When I got home, I excitedly told my parents all about the dinosaurs, the rocket ship, the rainbow laser, and the other cool things we did. They seemed really impressed and proud of me for being such an excellent student.That night at bedtime, I looked through my finished activity booklet and all the pictures and notes I had taken. I felt so accomplished! The science museum field trip was certainly the best school day I've ever had. I'll never forget the amazing sights and experiences. I hope every school day could be as fun and educational as that one!The end! Thanks for reading about my superb school day. Being a student sure is great, especially when you get to go on awesome field trips! Let me know if you'd like to hear about any other exciting days I've had. See you next time!篇4My Favorite Things About English ClassEnglish class is my favorite subject in school! I love learning the English language and all the fun activities we get to do. Let me tell you about some of the coolest things we've done in English this year.At the start of the year, we learned about introducing ourselves. We practiced saying our names, ages, favorite colors and foods. I can still remember how to introduce myself:"Hello, my name is Xiao Ming. I'm 8 years old. My favorite color is green and my favorite food is dumplings."After that, we moved on to learning basic phrases like "How are you?", "I'm fine, thank you", and "Nice to meet you." My best friend Xiao Li and I would practice these phrases together during recess. We thought it was so funny sounding!One of the highlights was when our teacher brought in pictures of different animals and we had to name them in English.I wasn't expecting ducks, cats, and elephants to have such weird names like "duck", "cat", and "elephant"! We played a fun game where our teacher would hold up a picture and we had to quack, meow, or make the animal sound to guess what it was. We all quacked like crazy when the duck picture came up.Speaking of games, we played a ton of them to practice our English. My favorite was this running game where our teacher would call out a color and we had to run and stand on the circle mat with that color. Whoever was the last one standing had to say a sentence using the color word. I got really good at saying things like "The sky is blue" and "I like red apples." Games made practicing English feel like no work at all!Another time, our teacher brought in all these random objects like a pencil, a water bottle, a stuffed animal. We had togo around the class saying what each object was in English. When it was my turn, I was a little nervous, but I got most of them right. It was really satisfying to be able to say "pencil", "water bottle", and "teddy bear" out loud.We also learned about family members and how to describe them. We drew pictures of our families and labeled each person - "mother", "father", "brother", "sister", etc. Then we got to present our family drawings and descriptions to the class. I talked all about my mom, dad, grandparents, and little sister. Presenting in English was hard at first, but I got the hang of it by the end.My absolute favorite activity, though, was when we read short, simple storybooks out loud together as a class. Our teacher would go through the pages and we would repeat each sentence after her. I loved following along and sounding out words like "cat", "hat", "sat", and "mat." The stories were pretty silly but so much fun to read along with. Whenever our teacher asked us what happened next, I was always waving my hand to share what I thought would happen.Of course, we couldn't just do fun activities all the time. We also had to do worksheets, write sentences, and take quizzes. I actually didn't mind that much since the quizzes had picturesand everything was still pretty basic. As long as I paid attention in class, I could follow along.English is such an interesting language, and I'm excited to keep learning more. Maybe I'll be able to read longer stories, write paragraphs, and have conversations entirely in English by the end of the year! That would be so cool.I know English is supposed to be one of the harder subjects, but I don't find it too difficult yet. With the fun activities, engaging lessons, and opportunities to practice speaking, English class has been an awesome experience so far. My teacher makes it easy and enjoyable to learn.I can't wait to see what other exciting things we get to do in English class this year. I'm going to work really hard and hopefully become an English pro! Who knows, maybe I'll grow up to be an English teacher myself one day. For now, I'm just happy to be learning this neat new language. Bring on more English, I say!篇5Title: My Big Dream of Becoming an English ExpertHi friends! My name is Little Danny and I'm going to tell you about my big dream. I really, really want to become an amazing English expert when I grow up! Learning English is just so much fun.You see, English is like a magic key that can open up the whole wide world for me. With English, I can make friends from different countries, read awesome stories from overseas, watch cool movies and shows, and even travel around the globe! How amazing is that?I started learning English when I was just a little kid in kindergarten. At first, it felt really strange and difficult. The ABC's didn't make any sense and words like "photosynthesis" were impossible to pronounce! But my English teacher, Miss Laura, was really nice and patient. She used lots of fun games, songs and activities to make learning English feel like playtime rather than studytime.Slowly but surely, I started picking up more and more English words and phrases. Before I knew it, I could understand simple stories and even put together my own basic sentences! That's when the magic really began to happen.With each new English word I learned, it felt like a新door opened up for me into an exciting new world. Reading my firstEnglish storybook was like being transported into a magical realm of dragons, wizards and talking animals. Watching an English cartoon opened my eyes to funny new jokes and hilarious characters. That's what makes English so awesome - it gives you a look into how other people think and see the world.As I moved up to elementary school, English just kept getting better and better. We had an English corner where we could practice conversing. We put on teeny tiny plays fully in English. We even took teeny tiny field trips to English bookstores and restaurants! My English skills篇6Guangdong English Test CompositionsHi everyone! My name is Little Wang and I am a primary school student. Today I want to talk about the Guangdong English test compositions. Every year we have to write a big essay for this test. The topics are always different but they can be really fun to write about!Last year, the topic was "My Favorite Movie". I wrote all about how my favorite movie is The Lion King. I love the story about little Simba the lion cub who has to grow up and become the king of the animal kingdom. The movie has so many greatsongs too like "Hakuna Matata" and "Can You Feel The Love Tonight". I described all the exciting parts like when Simba fights his evil uncle Scar at the end. My teacher said I did a really good job making my love for the movie clear in the essay.The year before that, the topic was "If I Could Have Any Superpower". I chose to write about having the power of invisibility. I said it would be awesome to be invisible so I could sneak up and prank my friends and family. I could also sneak into movies and restaurants without paying! But I also wrote about how I would use my power to help people too, like stopping bad guys from robbing banks and stores. I would be an invisible superhero protector! My concluding paragraph was about using powers responsibly.One time the topic was "My Favorite Holiday". I loved writing that essay because I got to discuss all the fun traditions my family has for Chinese New Year. We have a huge feast with dumplings and noodles and other delicious foods. I wrote all about the red decorations we put up and how we get money in red envelopes from our relatives. The best part is no school for two whole weeks! At the end I talked about why family is the most important part of the holiday.Another cool topic was "If You Could Go Anywhere, Where Would You Go?" I said I would want to go to a magical place full of creatures like unicorns and dragons! I described what it would look like with rainbow waterfalls and forests full of friendly talking animals. I would fly around on a pegasus' back and explore all the places. My journey would be sort of like the Narnia books. I tried to make my fantasy world sound as vivid and incredible as possible in my words.Sometimes the prompts are about more serious things too. Like once I had to write "What I Want To Be When I Grow Up". I said I haven't fully decided yet, but I'm considering being a doctor because I want to help make people healthy. Or maybe a scientist so I can invent new amazing things. Or a teacher because I love learning and want。
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