大学生英语故事演讲比赛稿.docx

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大学生英语故事演讲比赛稿

大学生英语故事演讲比赛稿

　　在大学英语教学中,开展故事复述活动,对促进学生英语运用能力有很大帮助。

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　　大学生英语故事演讲比赛稿篇一

　　Whatwouldyoudoifyoufailed?

Manypeoplemaychoosetogiveup.However,thesurestwaytosuccessistokeepyourdirectionandsticktoyourgoal.

　　Onyourwaytosuccess,youmustkeepyourdirection.Itisjustlikealamp,guidingyouindarknessandhelpingyouovercomeobstaclesonyourway.Otherwise,youwilleasilygetlostorhesitatetogoahead.

　　Directionmeansobjectives.Youcangetnowherewithoutanobjectiveinlife.

　　Youcantrytowriteyourobjectiveonpaperandmakesomeplanstoachieveit.Inthisway,youwillknowhowtoarrangeyourtimeandtospendyourtimeproperly.Andyoushouldalsohaveabeliefthatyouaresuretosucceedaslongasyoukeepyourdirectionallthetime.

　　大学生英语故事演讲比赛稿篇二

　　Sayinggoodbyetochildhood，westepintoanotherimportanttimeinthepaceofyoung，facingnewsituations，dealingwithdifferentproblems……

　　everyonehashisownunderstandingofyoung，itisaperiodoftimeofbeautyandwonders，onlyafteryouhave

　　experiencedthesour，sweet，bitterandsaltycanyoureallybecomeapersonoftimeofyoungislimitted，itmaypassbywithoutyourattention，andwhenyoudiscoverwhathashappened，itisalwaystoopingtheyoungwellmeansabettertimeiswaitingforyouinthenearfuture，orthesituationmaybeopposite.

　　havingaviewonthesegreatmeninthehistoryofhunmanbeing，theyallmadefulluseoftheiryouthtime，todothingsthatareusefultosociety，tothewholemankind，andasacosquence，theyarerememberedbylater

　　generations，admiredbydosomethinginthetimeofyoung，althoughyoumaynotgetachievementsasthesegreatmendid，thoughnotforthewholeword，justforyoueself，forthosearound!

　　theyoungisjustlikebloomingflowers，theyaresobeautifulwhenblooming，theymakepeoplefeelhappy，butwithtimepassingby，aftertheywithers，moetpeoplethinktheyaresoitisthesamewithyoung，weareenthusiasticwhenweareyoung，thenwemayloseourpassionwhengettingolderandwemusttreasureit，don'tletthelimittedtimepassby，leavingnothingofsignificance.

　　大学生英语故事演讲比赛稿篇三

　　adreamfrombeyond

　　iwassoundasleep.mygrandfatherappearedinadream.heaskedwhyihadnevervisitedhimandgrandmaatthecemetery.hesaidthatevenmymomhadn’tvisitedsinceoctober4（grandma’sbirthday）.hetoldmethat,wheniwasyoung,ihadwalkedoutintoapondandslippedunderwater.hehadrescuedme.hesaidgrandmawassupposedtobewatchingme,butthatshehadgottensickallofasuddenandwasthrowingup.itwasprobablythefreshblackberriestheyhadpickedandeatenearlier.grandmahadabadstomach.

　　myparentswereoutonaboatinthepond.theydidnotknowthatgrandpahadsavedmeuntiltheygotbacktoshore.iwasinatowelandmyclothesweredryingonbushes.mybrownandwhitebusterbrownshoeswerealsosoaked.iwasonlythreeyearsold,grandpasaid.myparentswereangryatfirst,butwhentheysawthatgrandmawasstillfeelingsick,theyforgaveher.

　　grandpatoldmethatwehadapicnicafterthat.thefourofusatesomechicken,potatosalad,andhomemadecookies.wedranklemonade.thengrandpatookmeforawalkinthewoods（isatonhisshoulders）.isawsomedaisies,andwepickedthem.whenwereturned,ipresentedthreedaisiestomomandthreetograndma,whowasfinallyfeelingbetter.grandpasaidtobringsomedaisiestothegravesite.theniwokeup.

　　thenextday,icalledmymom.“doyouremembermewalkingintothepondandgrandparescuingme?

”

　　“mygod!

whotoldyouaboutthat?

”

　　“youmean,itreallyhappened?

”

　　“yes,butyourfatherandinevertoldyouaboutitbecausegrandmasworeustosilence.eventhoughitwasn’therfault,shefeltthatshehadfailedinherresponsibility,andneverwantedyoutoknowaboutit.mygoodness,thatwassolongago.whotoldyouthis?

”

　　“mom,didigoforawalkwithgrandpaandreturnwithdaisiesforyouandgrandma?

”

　　“okay,igetit.youandyourdadareplayingsomekindofprank.okay,it’sveryfunny.now,quitit.”

　　“thisisnoprank,mom.grandpatoldmethisinadreamlastnight.”

　　“itstillsoundslikeaprank.”

　　“no,i’mserious.hetoldmethatgrandmahadareactiontoblackberries.hesaidiwaswearingbrownandwhitebusterbrownshoes.hesaidigaveyouandgrandmadaisies.”

　　“oh,mygod.yourfatherwouldneverrememberallthis.itmustbedaddy!

didhesayanythingaboutvisitinghisgravesite?

”

　　“yes,thatwashisproblem.hewantedmetovisitthem.healsosaidyouhadnotvisitedsince—”

　　“—sincemom’sbirthdaysixyearsago?

”

　　“well,not—”

　　“i’vegottogetoverthererightnow!

”

　　“waitforme!

i’mcomingwithyou,andi’vegottobringthosedaisies.maybewe’dbetterstartgoingeveryyear,huh,mom?

”

　　“yes.there’snotellingwhatgrandpamighttellyounexttime.”

　　大学生英语故事演讲比赛稿篇四

　　theweddinggift

　　ray’sweddinghadgoneoffwithoutahitch.everyoneseemedtohavehadagoodtime.afewpeoplehadtoogoodofatime;theywenthomewithdesignateddrivers.allevening,thegifttableremainedunguarded.whowouldstealanything,raythought.hehadneverheardofsuchathinghappeningatawedding.buthisbestfriendaaronsaidtherewasafirsttimeforeverything.hestrolledoutregularlyfromtheinsidefestivitiestocheckonthegifttable,makingsurenoonesuspiciouswashangingaroundit.

　　rayandjuliawentona3-weekhoneymoontoitalyrightafterthewedding.whentheygotback,theyopenedallthegiftsandsentoutthankyounotes.buttherewasoneproblem.amarriedcouplethatusedtobegoodfriendshadapparentlygivennothing.thissurprisedjulia,becausewaltandmarysaidtheywerethrilledtobeinvited.and,theyactuallyseemedtohavehadagreattimeatthewedding.frankly,raydidn’tevencareiftheyhadn’tgivenagift.hejustneededtoknowwhethertosendathankyounote.raycalledaaron.aaronsaidmaybewalthadleftanenvelopeonthegifttablelikeaaronhad.“yes,butwegotyourenvelopewiththecashinside,”raysaid.

　　“maybemyenvelopelookedtoothin,andsomethiefthoughtwalt’senvelopelookedniceandfat.”

　　aaronaskedrayifhehadlookedeverywhereforwalt’sgift.hadhecalleduptheweddingsitetoseeifanythinghadbeenleftbehind?

raysaidthathehadlookedeverywhereandmadealotofcallsthatwerefruitless.

　　raydidn’tknowwhattodo.ifhesentwaltandmaryathankyounoteforagifttheyhadn’tgiven,theywouldbeinsulted.ifhedidn’tsendthemathankyounoteforagifttheyhadgiven,theywouldbeinsulted.

　　“whatwouldyoudo?

”rayasked.aaronsaidhewouldcallwaltupandtellhimtheproblem.

　　“youcan’tgowrongwithsimplybeinghonest,”aaronsaid.

　　“oh,yes,youcan,”raycountered.“sometimesit’sbesttoletsleepingdogslie.”buthethoughtaboutit,andfinallydecidedthathonestymightbethebestpolicy.hecalledwaltandtoldhimtheproblem.waltsaidthatyes,hehadgivenanenvelope.infact,theenvelopecontained$500cash.

　　“$500?

!

”rayasked.“that’salotofcash,walt!

”waltadmittedthatitwas,buthehadgottenafatraiseearlythatyearandray’swastheonlyweddinghe’dbeentoinquiteawhile.raythankedhimverymuch,andapologizedsincerelyforsomeonestealingwalt’sgenerousgift.walttoldhimthatitwas“onlymoney.”

　　whenraytoldaaronaboutwalt’sgift,aaronlaughed.“theonlythiefattheweddingwaswalt!

iquitplayingcardswithhimlastyearbecauseicaughthimcheating.anditwasonlya$10pot!

i’msureitoldyouaboutthat.”

　　“yes,youdidtellme,”raysaid.but,ofcourse,hehadtosendwaltathankyounoteanyway.

　　大学生英语故事演讲比赛稿篇五

　　getoutof"jail"

　　oh,thejoy!

theabsolutejoy!

archiecouldn’trememberarecentmomentwhenhehadfeltsohappy.ifhecouldsing,hewouldhavesung.ifhecoulddance,hewouldhavedanced.ifhecouldhaveshoutedtotheworld,hewouldhaveshoutedtotheworld,“i’mfree,i’mfree!

”

　　hehadbeenin“jail”forthelastweek.amentaljail,tobesure,butitstillfeltlikejail.aboutsixweeksago,hehadreceivedhisalmostannualjurysummons.printedontheoutsideofthewhiteenvelope,inbrightredletters,was:

officialjurysummonsenclosed—registrationrequiredwithin5days.afriendofhishadbeenthrowingawaysuchsummonsesforatleast20years.archiecouldn’tdothat—hefeltthathisluckwassobadthatifhetriedit,hissummonswouldbetheonewiththeconcealedmicrochipthatrecordedhimthrowingtheenvelopeinthetrash.thenhereallywouldbeinjail.so,hedutifullyfilledouttheformandwaiteduntilhisstartingdate—november5,amonday.forthatweek,hewouldbe“oncall”for“nomorethanfivedays.”

　　asinstructed,hedialedthe800-srv-jurynumberonthesaturdayprecedingnovember5.hetappedinhispinandjurygroupnumber.helistened,andsighedwithrelief;therecordinghadtoldhimtocallagainmondayafter5p.m.so,onedayoutoffivewasgone!

　　onmondayandtuesday,archiegotthesamerecording.hehadnowescapedjurydutyforthreedays,mondaythroughwednesday.onlytwodaystogo.

　　wednesdayafternoon,hisfriendgilcalled,askingarchieifhewantedtoplaygolfthenextmorning.archiesaidhewasonjurydutythatweek.gilsaid,“well,noproblem!

it’salreadywednesday.you’vemadeit!

there’snowaythatthey’regoingtocallyoutojurydutythislateintheweek.”archiecouldn’tbelievethatgilhadsaidthat.archieknockedseveraltimesonhiswoodenbookcase,sayingthathehopedthatgilwasright.

　　at5:

05thatevening,stillworriedthatgilhadjinxedhim,archiedialedthe800number.sureenough,therecordingt