关于名著阅读的英语
⑴ 关于英语名著阅读
看来楼主还没有明白学校老师的要求你们读名著的意义，阅读的最大的好处就是在于提高阅读速度，增强英语语感。很多的时候，当楼主有语感了，做阅读理解的题时会很有帮助的，最牛的时候看一遍基本上就全部做出来了，要知道，阅读理解在英语考试时，分数所占总个试卷的比重至少在70%左右的。所以，如果把阅读理解的题做会了，那么英语一定是可以得高分的。但这个一定要坚持才行。深圳华亿天诚前前后后学了近10年的英语，总是断断续续的，所以，语感就是很差，这个就像体育锻炼一样，一段时间不跑步了，再去跑时就感觉跑不动了。所以，建议楼主尽量天天坚持看一些英文片段也行，养成快速阅读的习惯。那么，考试时真的不用担心了。
⑵ 有哪些英文名著值得读的
1、《热与尘》Heat and Dust
作者：[英]露丝·普拉瓦尔·杰哈布瓦拉
介绍：五十年，两代女性，印度的溽暑与烟尘中，相异而别样的爱与纠葛。英国文学最高奖项布克奖获奖作品。
(2)关于名著阅读的英语扩展阅读：
1、要想提高英语，有一项内容是万万不可忽视的—单词。不管你在“听说读写”下了多少苦功夫，只要词汇量少，那便很难有质的进步。所以想要提高英语的第一点便是“背单词”。
2、这里给大家简单介绍下三种核心背单词法。
（1）阅读记忆
顾名思义，阅读记忆指的是通过阅读英文文章与资料来记忆单词。在阅读过程中，可以按照将生词圈出、反复研读句子、勾画词组、了解替换词汇、搞定熟词辟义（如husband名词作为丈夫、动词作为节俭地）的顺序对单词进行记忆。
优点：能通过语境，从文章中了解单词实际及具体的用法；印象深刻；比较有趣
缺点：不能在短期内快速增加词汇量
（2）词根、词缀、词源、字母学规律
英语单词中大约有三分之二的单词含有词根词缀，通过词根词缀来记忆可以解决掉大部分单词。通常情况下，一个词的前缀表示肯定、否定、数字以及方向；后缀确定词性；而词根则表示该词的意义。相比之下，词源与字母学规律的记忆更适用于单音节词汇的记忆。
优点：短期内能迅速突破单词数量；有效记忆
缺点：难以使用到自己的语句中；记忆过程枯燥；容易忘记
（3）联想
编故事、编口诀、利用谐音法等联想方式帮助记忆词汇。如前段时间网络上流行的thank you（三克油）、twohands（偷汉子）等，都属于联想记忆的范畴。
优点：避免记忆词汇时出现枯燥与乏味的状态
缺点：不是所有单词都能使用这一方式记忆
4、背单词很重要的一点就是反复，每天都要将之前背过的单词再复习巩固一遍，不然很容易在刷完一遍后发现真正记住的没几个词。
⑶ 英语作文《读名著,学英语》
From ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN
15
We judged that three nights more Would fetch us to Cairo, 1at
the bottom of Illinois, where the Ohio River comes in, andthat was
what we was after．We would sell the raft and get on a steamboat
and go way up the Ohio amongst the free States, and then be out of
trouble．2
Well, the second night a fog begun to come on, and we made for
a tow-head to tie to, for it wouldn't do to try to run in fog；
but when I paddled ahead i n the canoe, with the line, to make fast,
there warn't anything but little saplings totie to．I passed the
line around one of them right on the edge of the cut bank, but there
was a stiff current, and the raft come booming down so lively she
tore it out by the roots and away she went．I see the fog closing
down, and it made meso sick and scared I couldn't budge for most
a half a minuteit seemed to me—and then there warn't no raft in
sight；you couldn't see twenty yards．3 I jumped into the canoe
and runback to the stern and grabbed the paddle and set her back a
stroke．But she didn't come, I was in such a hurry Ihadn't untied
her．I got up and tried to untie her, but I was so excited my hands
shook so I couldn't hardly do anything with them．
As soon as I got started I took out after the raft, hot and heavy,
right down the tow-head．4 That was all right as far asit went,
but the tow-head warn't sixty yards long, and theminute I flew by
the foot of it I shot out into the solid whitefog, and hadn't no
more idea which way I was going than adead man．
Thinks I, it won't do to paddle；first I know I'll run intothe
bank or a tow-head or something；I got to set still andfloat, and
yet it's mighty fidgety business to have to hold yourhands still
at such a time．I whooped and listened．Away downthere, somewheres,
I hears a small whoop, and up comes myspirits．I went tearing after
it, listening sharp to hear it again．The next time it come, I see
I warn't heading for it but head-ing away to the right of it．And
the next time, I was head-ing away to the left of it—and not gaining
on it much, either, for I was flying around, this way and that and
'tother, 5but it was going straight ahead all the time．
I did wish the fool would think to beat a tin pan, and beatit
all the time, but he never did, and it was the still placesbetween
the whoops that was making the trouble for me．Well, I fought along,
and directly I hears the whoops behind me．Iwas tangled good,
now．That was somebody else's whoop．orelse I was turned around．
I throwed the paddle down．I heard the whoop again；itwas behind me yet, but in a different place；it kept coming,
and kept changing its place, and I kept answering, till by-and-by
it was in front of me again and I knowed the current hadswung the
canoe's head down stream and I was all right, ifthat was Jim and
not some other raftsman hollering．I could-n't tell nothing about
voices in a fog, for nothing don't looknatural nor sound natural
in a fog．
The whooping went on, and in about a minute I come a booming
down on a cut bank6 with smoky ghosts of big treeson it, and the
current throwed me off to the left and shot by, amongst a lot of
snags that fairly roared, the current was tear-ing by them so swift．
In another second or two it was solid white and still again．I
set perfectly still, then, listening to my heart thump, and Ireckon
I didn't draw a breath while it thumped a hundred．
I just give up, then．I knowed what the matter was．Thatcut
bank was an island, and Jim had gone down 'tother sideof it．It
warn't no tow-head, that you could float by in tenminutes．It had
the big timber of a regular island；it mightbe five or six mile
long and more than a half a mile wide．
I kept quiet, with my ears cocked, about fifteen minutes,
Ireckon．I was floating along, of course, four or five mile anhour；
but you don't ever think of that．No, you feel like youare laying
dead still on the water；and if a little glimpse of a snap slips
by, you don't think to yourself how fast you're go-ing, but you
catch your breath and think my！how that snag'stearing along．lf
you think it ain't dismal and lonesome outin a fog that way, by
yourself, in the night, you try it once— you'll see．
Next, for about a half an hour, I whoops now and then；atlast
I hears the answer a loog ways off, and tries to follow it, but
I couldn't do it, and directly I judged I'd got into a nestof
towheads, for I had little dim glimpses of them on bothsides of
me, sometimes just a narrow channel between；andsome that I couldn't
see, I knowed was there, because I'd hearthe wash of the current
against the old dead brush and trashthat hung over the banks．Well,
I warn't long losing thewhoops, down amongst the towheads；and I
only tried to chasethem a little while, anyway, because it was worse
than chas-ing a Jack-o-lantern．You never knowed a sound dodge
aroundso, and swap places so quick and so much．
⑷ 有哪些容易阅读的英文名著
可以去读一些相对来说比较容易简单的英文名著。我之前有看过一本叫小王子的，这本书里面就是全英文，我看的就是很不费劲。
给您提供3篇，仅供参考：
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My hobby is reading. I read story books, magazines, newspapers and any kind of material that I find interesting. This hobby got started when I was a little boy. I had always wanted my parents to read fairy tales and other stories to me. Soon they got fed up and tired of having to read to me continually. So as soon as I could, I learned to read. Soon I could read simple fairy tales and other stories. Now I read just about anything that is available. Reading enables me to learn about so many things that I would otherwise not know. I learned about how people lived in bygone days of magic and mystery. I learned about the wonders of the world, space travel, human achievements, gigantic whales, tiny viruses and other fascinating things of our world. Books provide the reader with so much information and facts. They have certainly helped me in my daily life. I am better equipped to cope with living. Otherwise I would go about ignorantly learning things the hard way. So I continue to read. Besides being more informed about the world, I also spend my time profitably. It is indeed a good hobby. 我叫刘帅跇，我的父母希望我能人如其名，凭借真才实学“潇洒走世界”。
人们常说：人小鬼大。我虽然入学年龄小，但我一直严格要求自己，积极向上，关心班级，热爱集体，入学六年来，年年被评为学校的“三好学生”、“优秀干部”和“学习小标兵”。
我的性格活泼开朗 、 乐观向上，是一个阳光女孩。我的学习成绩优异，却不是一个“书呆子”。通过竞聘，我连续三届当选为学校少先大队的大队委员及大队长，并且积极“参政议政”， 成为 老师的得力助手。我的爱好广泛：小提琴 、 古筝 、 乒乓球 、 舞蹈 、 声乐 、 绘画 、 书法等等，它们不仅使我的业余生活多姿多彩，而且不断增强我的自信心与荣誉感：小提琴和古筝均获得了九级证书，在葫芦岛市首届少儿声乐、器乐大赛中夺得一项金奖和一项铜奖。在葫芦岛市青少年乒乓球锦标赛上取得第四名的好成绩。我既是辽宁省首届小歌手大赛的第三名，参加了辽宁电视台的演出，又获得了葫芦岛市“故事大王”的称号。
我喜欢读书，歌德曾说过：“读书是和高尚的人谈话。” 高尔基爷爷也告诉我们：“热爱书籍吧，因为它是知识的源泉。”我在学龄前就开始阅读儿童版的“四大名著”，在妈妈的引导下，我正在钻研儿童版的《资治通鉴》和《论语》。我也喜欢英语，要“潇洒走世界”，当然少不了这个法宝。我还是葫芦岛市广播电台“少儿芳草地”栏目的特约小记者，每周都要到电台录制节目。
虽然众多的爱好和社会活动挤占了我的大部分业余时间， 但是这并没有成为我停滞不前的借口。“书山有路勤为径”，我不仅各科成绩在学校名列前茅，还在 2005 年全国小学生奥林匹克英语竞赛中一举夺魁，获得一等奖。对了，中英文演讲也是我的强项，每次都是前两名，了不起吧！
我每时每刻都对自己充满信心，虽然取得了不少成绩，但从不骄傲。我很善于交流，也喜欢交朋友；我喜欢音乐，也喜爱小品；我喜欢卡通，也喜爱武侠；我既看还珠格格，也看法制在线 …… 唉！我真是一个矛盾的多面体。不过，这样你们大家才能看到一个多姿多彩的我啊！
今年我已是毕业班的学生了，学习任务会更加繁重，但是我仍然会满怀热情地承担起少先大队大队长的重担，用我的聪明才智为实验二小锦上添花，让同学们的校园活动更加丰富多彩！
2 This Is Me
My name is Liu Shuaiyi, a smart girl full of sunshine. I was given
such a beautiful name by my parents because they expect that I will have a wonderful trip around the world with knowledge and talent.
“Little girl with great mind ”. I won many honorable titles in the past years though I went to primary school at the age of six. For my positive attitude towards life, caring about the class and collective, I was selected as “Excellent student of Morality, Intelligence and physical Ecation”,“Excellent Students''Leader”, and “Study model” and “Flagman”.
I have broad—minded ,optimistic character and high 好prehensive qualities. By election, I was chosen as the chief of Young Pioneer 好mittee. I participate “School affairs” actively and be好e the best assistant of the teachers. My hobbies are various and I spend much of my spare time on violin, zither, table tennis, dance, music, painting and calligraphy. Besides my learning, I also made great achievements on my hobbies . I have won the toppest certificates of violin and zither , fourth of table tennis match, third of singing 好petition in LiaoNing province . With the help of my mother, I have read many classics of Chinese literature, which made me gain “The King of story-teller” of Hulu city. I work as a little journalist for “Fragrant Grassland” programme of Hulu Broadeasting Station. Of course, English is my favourite, for I want to be an international person in the future ,so English is the bridge linking the outside world. I won the first in the National Olympic English Competition.
I am confident that I will work hard and do more contribution to our school in the final year of primary school and make our campus life colorful.
I am warm-hearted and good at 好munication. Not only do I like watching cartoon movies, but also I like enjoying the sweet music. Let us be friends!
我的生活是多姿多彩的，所以我有很多的爱好。钢琴，跳舞，画画等。但是我最爱的是画画。首先，我从十岁就开始画画，知道现在。所以考上了美术学校。我喜欢画画，我认为画画可以修生养性和提高审美能力。我的朋友也喜欢画画。但是我们没有在一个学校。这是我认为最遗憾的。我的家人也有很多爱好。比如，妈妈喜欢看书，爸爸喜欢唱歌等。我的家人包括外公外婆都有很多爱好，我认为这是值得庆幸的事
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My life is colorful, so I have a lot of hobbies. Piano, dancing, drawing, etc.. But my favorite is the painting. First, I started painting from the year-old, know. So was admitted to the School of Fine Arts. I like drawing, I think the painting could be fruitful, and improve the aesthetic repair capacity. My friend also liked to draw. But we are not in a school. This is I think the most regrettable. My family has many hobbies. For example, my mother likes to read, and my father loved to sing and so on. My family, including grandparents have a lot of hobbies, I think this is something worth celebrating My hobby
Everybody has his hobby, such as singing, dancing, photo-taking, drawing, reading or guita playing. My hobby is collecting stamps. Why? Because my favourite hobby gives me a lot of pleasure, and I can learn a lot about geography and history from stamps.
I have already collected about 800 stamps since I was in Grade Two. Yesterday my uncle sent me a beautiful Canadian stamp from Montreal. I was too excited to sleep last night.
每人都有自己的爱好，例如：唱歌、跳舞、摄影、绘画、阅读或弹吉他。我的爱好是集邮。为什么？因为我的这个爱好给我许多乐趣，我从中学到许多地理、历史方面的知识。
从我二年级起，我已经收集了约800枚邮票。昨天我叔叔从蒙特利尔给我寄来一张漂亮的加拿大邮票，我兴奋得一夜未能入眠。
⑹ 阅读名著用英语怎么说
两种表达，希望有所帮助！
reading masterpiece
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当一个人的思想和经验还没有达到阅读一本杰作的程度时版，那本杰作只会留权下不好的滋味。
2.reading classics
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你喜欢阅读古典作品还是通俗小说？
⑺ 如何用英文描述关于读名著的好处
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Using scanners, they monitored the brain activity of volunteers as they read pieces of classical English literature both in their original form and in a more mbed-down, modern translation.
⑻ 英语名著阅读
书店有啊。。。。
⑼ 关于高中生阅读中国文学名著的英语作文
A Dream of Red MansionsThe novel A Dream of Red Mansions was written 200 years ago. During the last 200 years it conquered countless readers. A Dream of Red Mansions is the peak of ancient Chinese novel. It is also a well－ masterpiece in the world of literature. The author Cao Xueqin lived through the reigns of Emperors Kangxi, Yongzheng and Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty. At first his family was favoured by the emperor. But later his house was confiscated and his family sank to the rock bottom of the society. Cao Xueqin too turned from a noble scion to an impoverished youth. In his old age he was so poor that the whole family had to live on thin gruel. In the drastic change he experienced the ups and downs in the snobbish world and observed the sharp conflicts between the rich and the poor. He clearly understood the degenerating quality of his feudal aristocratic family. He wrote this immortal novel in the dire straits. Unfortunately he died in poverty and illness before he finished his work. He was still in his forties then. The novel originally entitled The Story of the Stone, also known as A Dream of Red Mansions, has 80 chapters finished. The rest 40 chapters are believed to have been added by Gao E. An outstanding achievement of A Dream of Red Mansions is that it successfully presents a heart－stirring tragedy, a tragedy of the society, of the time and of human life. A good part of the novel was assigned to the description of the daily depletion of Family Jia and the final bankruptcy of the influential family that had enjoyed a hundred years' prosperity. This symbolised the decline of the feudal society. Cao Xueqin devotes all his feelings to a number of trampled and destroyed young women whom he admired. Neither daughters of influential families nor maid－servants nor actresses from low origins escaped their tragical fate. The destruction of the beautiful invested the whole book with a grace of tragic. Since Jia Baoyu's birth his family arranged him a path to wealth and fame. But his special life experience turned him into a rebel of the feudal family. The genuine love between him and Daiyu was opposed by his family. At last he chose to go to a monastery. Daiyu was intelligent and gifted. She showed contempt to vulgar feudal scholars and denounced the hypocrisy of those who sought fame by way of writing stereotyped essays. She pursued Baoyu's genuine love, but she died in grief. Baochai observed the feudal moral code. To win her parents' favour and to ensure the family's interests, she was forced by Jia's mother and Lady Wang into marrying Baoyu. But she did not win love. She became a victim of the arranged marriage. The tragical marriage among Baoyu, Daiyu and Baochai is the main thread of the whole novel. Their love story has moved every reader. The greatest achievement of the novel lies in its convincing and vivid characterisation. Of the more than four hundred persons depicted in the novel, at least forty are highly indivialised. Under Cao Xueqin's pen those persons not only have their special looks, but their voices and emotions. The subtle mentality of the characters leaves indelible impression in the reader's mind.
⑽ 全英文的名著读书报告5篇
五偏好难，即使有，也不好发1. 简爱 Oliver Twist, one of the most famous works of Charles Dickens, is a novel reflecting the tragic fact of the life in Britain in 18th century. The author who himself was born in a poor family wrote this novel in his twenties with a view to reveal the ugly masks of those cruel criminals and to expose the horror and violence hidden underneath the narrow and dirty streets in London. The hero of this novel was Oliver Twist, an orphan, who was thrown into a world full of poverty and crime. He suffered enormous pain, such as hunger, thirst, beating and abuse. While reading the tragic experiences of the little Oliver, I was shocked by his sufferings. I felt for the poor boy, but at the same time I detested the evil Fagin and the brutal Bill. To my relief, as was written in all the best stories, the goodness eventually conquered devil and Oliver lived a happy life in the end. One of the plots that attracted me most is that after the theft, little Oliver was allowed to recover in the kind care of Mrs. Maylie and Rose and began a new life. He went for walks with them, or Rose read to him, and he worked hard at his lessons. He felt as if he had left behind forever the world of crime and hardship and poverty. How can such a little boy who had already suffered oppressive affliction remain pure in body and mind? The reason is the nature of goodness. I think it is the most important information implied in the novel by Dickens-he believed that goodness could conquer every difficulty. Although I don’t think goodness is omnipotent, yet I do believe that those who are kind-hearted live more happily than those who are evil-minded. 气死，居然审核不过楼主到这个网去看其他四篇吧 http://..com/question/32001138.html?si=1