六級英語作文範文

英語六級考試主要考核學生運用語言的能力，同時也考核學生對詞語用法和語法結構的掌握程度。下面是小編整理的英語六級作文範文，歡迎閲讀!

My View on the Student Loan System

China’s Ministry of Education has carried out an education loan system for years.

The government grants interest-free loan to millions of college students from poor families every year.

However, some student debtors fail to repay their loans, even after graduation.

It is the national priority to push the whole education,in which students from poverty-stricken families have the right to be offered the money and the fair opportunities.

Our government has a duty to provide and protect a comprehensive and high-quality education for its entire citizen.

Accordingly, the students have to pay back the money during and after their school days.

Credit is supposed to be presented as well as money.

Otherwise, they, the loan defaulters, lose their credits, which is not the result of our education.

To be honest is the best policy.

Students learn the technical and survival skills, and they, first of all, have to learn to be a human.

protect [prə'tekt] vt. 保護，投保

technical ['teknikəl] adj. 技術的，工藝的

priority [prai'ɔriti] n. 優先權，優先順序，優先

credit ['kredit] n. 信用，榮譽，貸款，學分，讚揚，賒欠，貸方

survival [sə'vaivəl] n. 生存，倖存者

loan [ləun] n. 貸款，借出，債權人

comprehensive [.kɔmpri'hensiv] adj. 綜合的，廣泛的，理解的

Widespread Extravagant Spending on Campus

Recently, the monthly expenditures of college students tend to be on the rise.

Some people see widespread extravagant spending on campus as a common practice.

However, others argue that students should keep frugality in mind.

Many factors contribute to this issue.

First, with the general living standard keeping rising, students get more pocket money from their parents to buy whatever they like.

Besides, with the one-child policy, most students are the only child of their families,so parents and grandparents are willing to provide money for their children.

Moreover, young students are sensitive to fashions and new trends,and they would like to get whatever they want regardless of financial conditions.

In my opinion, a student’s spending beyond the boundaries of daily necessities is a kind of waste,and widespread extravagant spending on campus could have a bad influence on people’s values.

We students should remember that campus is a place for study,so such kind of phenomenon should be prohibited.

frugality [fru:'gæliti] n. 節儉，儉省

phenomenon [fi'nɔminən] n. 現象，跡象，(稀有)事件

extravagant [iks'trævəgənt] adj. 奢侈的，浪費的，過度的，大量的

issue ['iʃju:] n. 發行物，期刊號，爭論點

contribute [kən'tribju:t] vt. 捐助，投稿

widespread ['waidspred] adj. 分佈(或散佈)廣的，普遍的

willing ['wiliŋ] adj. 願意的'，心甘情願的

sensitive ['sensitiv] adj. 敏感的，靈敏的，易受傷害的，感光的

tend [tend] v. 趨向，易於，照料，護理

Should College Marriage Be Permitted?

A national debate has sprung up on whether college marriage should be permitted.

People hold different views towards this issue.

Some people strongly oppose the permission of college marriage.

They argue that the chief task for college students is to study,and marriage will distract their attention and occupy a lot of time.

Moreover, most students are not economically independent,so marriage will cause a lot of problems such as future job hunting and housing.

Finally, many college students are still not mature enough to establish a family.

In a word, they believe marriage will largely hinder both present study and future work.

From my perspective, I think college marriage should be permitted

but be put into practice with extreme care.

For one thing, the right of college students should be respected and granted,as they are already adults.

For another, however, the time in college is so precious that every student should think twice before they decide to get married.

Undoubtedly, few students will ever get married even though college marriage is permitted.

issue ['iʃju:] n. 發行物，期刊號，爭論點

hinder ['hində] adj. 後面的

permitted adj. 被允許的 v. 允許(permit的過去分詞)

independent [indi'pendənt] adj. 獨立的，自主的，有主見的

debate [di'beit] n. 辯論，討論

occupy ['ɔkjupai] vt. 佔領，佔用，佔據，使忙碌，使從事

perspective [pə'spektiv] n. 遠景，看法，透視

permission [pə'miʃən] n. 同意，許可，允許

extreme [ik'stri:m] adj. 極度的，極端的

oppose [ə'pəuz] vt. 反對，反抗，使對立，使對抗