關於初二英語作文四篇

在學習、工作乃至生活中，大家都寫過作文吧，藉助作文可以提高我們的語言組織能力。相信寫作文是一個讓許多人都頭痛的問題，下面是小編精心整理的初二英語作文4篇，僅供參考，希望能夠幫助到大家。

初二英語作文 篇1

Have you ever had a dream about your splendid future or imagined something ueal but interesting or meaningfulTell your closet friend about it now. My Dream I have a dream that I am always young. Then I will have enough energy to do everything whenever I want. Moreover, I don't have to worry about the old age during which I even can't take care of myself. I know that my dream will not come true. However, I think it is lucky that I am young now. So I will treasure my time, enjoy my life and try my best to do everything well.

初二英語作文 篇2

Money is indeed important， but money cannot buy everything。 A miser may think that “money talks，” but if you only give your attention to XXX money， you may lose many things， such as health， friendship and love。 I don't think we should regard money as everything。 Money is just a tool that can help us solve problems or enable us to live a comfortable life。 What we should do is to use it appropriately and not become misers。 This way， all of us can lead a happier lives。

初二英語作文 篇3

Since I go to middle school, I stay away from home and live in school from Monday to Friday. The first time for me to leave home made me felt so lonely. I did not have friends here and no one to count on. But I told myself that I needed to try to be independent. So I solved all the problems by myself, I washed my own clothes and cleaned the bed, which were done by my mother before. I found that I could take care of myself without my parents’ help. What’s more, I made good friends here, we had the same interest and we helped each other in study. A year passed, I learned a lot and became independent.

自從我上中學,我就遠離家,住在學校，從星期一到星期五。第一次離開家讓我感到如此孤獨。在這裏我沒有朋友,也沒有人可以依靠。但我告訴自己,我需要試着去獨立。所以我自己解決了所有的問題,我自己洗衣服，整理牀鋪,在之前是我母親爲我做這些。我發現我能照顧自己，即使沒有父母的.幫助。更重要的是,我交到了好朋友,我們有同樣的興趣，互相幫助學習。一年過去了,我學到了很多，變得獨立。

初二英語作文 篇4

I remember my brother as a sweet baby, bringing much fun and delight to the family with his pleasant gabbles of nonsense. He was a very likable chubby little thing, always on his feet climbing up and down, chasing after insects, birds, and me.

I do not recall him ever having any white clothes since he started school. He was extremely untidy, He used to come home with a face of smudges, an inkspattered shirt, a pair of dirt-bedraggled pants.

He did not care much for ready-made toys, and was very anxious to break them into bits, to satisfy his childish curiosity. But he treasured his sell-made toys, such as the slingshots which he used to break the glasses on the windows, and had receivedpunishments time and time again.