2022年12月大学英语四级作文模板

【#四六级考试# 导语】世上的事，只要肯用心去学，没有一件是太晚的。你只要记住你的今天比昨天进步了一点，那么你离你的梦想也就更近了一步。©文档大全网为大家准备了以下内容，供大家参考阅读。

1.2022年12月大学英语四级作文模板

　　We live in an unusual time with corporate downsizing, restructuring,and the increase in global competition.Some view these times as problematic;others see the incredible opportunities created by such change.In the last decade there has been a huge growth in home-based and service-industry businesses.These businesses have been started by individuals with the courage to pursue their dreams.Yet, for every idea that is implemented,thousands of ideas never get beyond the conceptual stage -from the imagination to a plan of action.What holds people back from pursuing their dreams and acting on their great ideas?I believe it’s fear of failure.Someone once said “there are a lot of ways to become a failure,but never taking a chance is the most successful way.”I’ve also heard it said that“people don’t plan to fail...they fail to plan.”

　　Companies these days must be willing and able to change constantly.Sometimes companies change course to survive,and sometimes they do so because an opportunity is too good to resist.I know of a small company that provided a messenger service several years ago.A sudden major increase in corporate use of fax machines nearly put this small company out of business.Fortunately,the owner of the company was astute enough to realize other global corporate trends happening at the same time.

　　The owner shifted gears from offering a messenger service to providing an offsite records storage service,and soon business was booming once again.It all comes down to perspective.When there was a downturn in the economy,some people could say “This is terrible!With the downturn in the economy,nobody will have a budget for my service.”Or others thought “This is great!With the tightening of budgets and the loss of support staff,there’s an even greater need for professionals to be effective,which is precisely what I’m here to help them do!”

2.2022年12月大学英语四级作文模板

　　I hate being a non-smoker.It is so boring!It occurred to me the other day that I really would be a lot happier if I smoked.When someone says “good morning” to me,I cannot just ignore him or her and go have a smoke.In fact, I seldom get an extra break in my workday.I cannot stop what I’m doing to have a quick cigarette.I do not get to go outside and hang around talking to the other smokers at regular intervals on the pretense that I’m having nicotine fit.I’m not able to use nicotine as an excuse for my bad temper in the morning.If my nerves are jittery,

　　I must have some sort of psychological problem.I cannot say it is because I have not had a cigarette.I can’t even go to the psychologist and pretend it is for “help to stop smoking.”I do not have anything to hold in my hand to calm my nerves.I do not get the satisfaction of throwing my butts down for others to clean up.No one praises me for trying to quit —because I never smoked in the first place.I do not have an excuse to buy new furniture because I accidentally make a burn mark on something.

　　The candles on my birthday cake smoke more than I do.I don’t have to sit in the smoking section at a restaurant —and so I am always in the family section with people who have their kids along.At the theater, I do not have a reason to go out to the lobby during intermissions.I never have an excuse to get out of the house and run to the store for a package of cigarettes.Yes, smokers are much happier people.If it were just not for that nagging little question about cancer,I’d smoke too.

3.2022年12月大学英语四级作文模板

　　My husband and I were traveling in Italy, with two small babies.One day we took the babies along to go to Assis.The morning was wonderful — feeling like happy pilgrims,we read each other stories of St. Francis while the babies cooed and gurgled as we drove up the winding streets.But by the end of a very hot day,walking uphill and downhill in the 90-degree Italian sun,the two kids were crying nonstop.One was throwing up; the other had diarrhea.We were all irritable and exhausted,and we had a three-hour trip ahead of us to get back to Florence,where we were staying.

　　Somewhere on the plains of Perugia we stopped at a little trattoria to have dinner.Embarrassed at our bedraggled state and our smelly, noisy children,we sheepishly tried to sneak into the dining room,hoping we could silence the children long enough to order before they threw us out.The proprietor took one look at us, muttered, “You wait — a — here,”and went back to the kitchen.We thought perhaps we should leave right then,but before we could decide what to do,he reappeared with his wife and teenage daughter.Beaming as they crossed the dining room,the two women threw out their arms, cried,“Oh, babies!” and took the children from our arms,motioning us to sit at a quiet corner table.

　　For the duration of a long and hospitable dinner,they walked the babies back and forth in the back of the dining room,cooing, laughing and singing them to sleep in gentle, musical Italian.The proprietor even insisted we stay and have an extra glass of wine after the babies were asleep!Any parent who has reached the end of his or her rope with an infant will appreciate that God had indeed sent us angels that day.

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