四川专升本英语作文万能模板书信类全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1Dear Aunt Emily,Hi, it's me, your favorite nephew Tommy! How have you been? I hope you and Uncle Mike are doing great. I've been meaning to write you this letter for a while now, but you know how it is – school keeps me super busy these days!Speaking of school, I have so much to tell you about what's been going on lately. Where do I even begin? I guess I'll start with the good stuff first.Last month, our class went on a field trip to the zoo! It was so much fun. We got to see all kinds of amazing animals up close. My favorite was definitely the lion. He was just lounging around, not doing much, but he looked so majestic and powerful. The zookeeper told us that lions can sleep up to 20 hours a day! That sounds like the life, doesn't it? Maybe I should become a lion when I grow up.Oh, and you'll never believe what happened at the monkey enclosure. One of the cheeky little monkeys actually snatched Billy's hat right off his head! We all burst out laughing, but poor Billy was so upset. He really liked that hat. The zookeeper managed to get it back for him in the end, but not before the monkey had torn it up a bit. It's a good thing Billy's mom is good at sewing!After the zoo, we went to this really cool science museum. They had all sorts of interactive exhibits where you could learn about things like electricity, magnetism, and even outer space. My best friend Jake and I spent ages playing with this one exhibit where you had to use circuits to light up a little bulb. We tried every possible combination until we finally got it right. The look on Jake's face when that bulb finally lit up was priceless!I also got to experience what it's like to be an astronaut in a spaceship. Well, sort of – it was just a simulator, but it felt pretty real! I had to put on this big, bulky spacesuit and everything. The simulator spun around and shook a lot to mimic the feeling of taking off into space. It was equal parts terrifying and exhilarating! I'm not sure if I'd actually want to be a real astronaut after that, but it was definitely a cool experience.Anyway, that's enough about the fun field trip. I should probably tell you about what's been happening at school, too. Well, as you know, we had our big math test a couple of weeks ago. I studied really hard for it, but I'm not going to lie – math is just not my strongest subject. No matter how much I practice, I always seem to get tripped up by those tricky word problems. Why can't they just give us the numbers and let us solve the equations? All that extra story stuff just confuses me.Luckily, we just started a new unit on geometry, and I'm actually kind of enjoying it so far. There's something really satisfying about working with shapes and angles and figuring out how to calculate things like perimeters and areas. Who knows, maybe math will start to click for me after all!In other news, we recently had to write a short story for our English class. Now, you know how much I love creative writing, so I was really excited about this assignment. I decided to write a fantasy story about a young wizard-in-training who accidentally turns his mean old potions teacher into a frog. It was meant to be a light-hearted, humorous tale, but I may have gone a bit overboard with the toilet humor. Let's just say there were a lot of fart jokes and burping references. Oops!My teacher didn't find it quite as amusing as I did. In her feedback, she said that while my imagination was "delightfully whimsical," the story's crude content was rather "unbecoming of a scholarly pursuit." Those were her exact words! I thought it was a pretty funny way of telling me to cut out the potty humor next time. At least she seemed to appreciate my creativity, even if my sense of humor still needs a bit of refining.Oh, and you'll never guess who's starring in our upcoming school play! That's right, yours truly! I landed the lead role of Aladdin in our production of, well, Aladdin. Can you believe it? I was so nervous during the auditions, but I guess my outgoing personality and flair for the dramatic won the directors over.Rehearsals have been a blast so far. Getting into character as Aladdin is a lot of fun, even if constantly having to wrap and unwrap that long vest around my waist is a bit of a pain. My favorite part is obviously the big musical numbers. You know how much I love to sing and dance!The only downside is that I have to kiss Jasmine at the end of the play. Gross, right? I mean, Emma is a nice girl and all, but still – kissing is just so weird and awkward at this age. We've been practicing the kiss scene with a script in between our faces, butI'm still dreading having to do it for real in front of a live audience. My cheeks turn beet red just thinking about it!At least my parents will be there to watch my big debut. They're already selling tickets to all our friends and relatives. Mom even ordered one of those ridiculous novelty foam fingers with my name on it. How embarrassing is that? I can only imagine how mortifying it's going to be when she's cheering louder than anyone else in the audience. Parents, am I right?Well, I think that's just about everything going on in my exciting life right now. I probably could have summed it up in a few sentences, but you know how I am – I always get carried away with the details! I really miss you and Uncle Mike, though. It's been way too long since you last visited. Hopefully, you'll be able to make it down for the play in a couple of weeks. I'll be sure to save you both front row seats!Love,Tommy篇2Dear Grandma,Hi there! It's me, your favorite (and only) grandson, Jimmy. How are you doing? I hope you're feeling great and enjoying the lovely spring weather over there. Here in our little town, everything is just as wonderful as always.Speaking of wonderful things, you won't believe what happened at school yesterday! It was the most exciting day ever, and I just have to tell you all about it. You see, our teacher, Miss Johnson, announced that we're going on a field trip next week! Can you believe it? A real, honest-to-goodness field trip! I've been waiting for this moment my entire life (which, granted, isn't that long, but still).Where are we going, you ask? Well, get ready for this: we're going to the Natural History Museum! Isn't that the coolest thing ever? I've always wanted to go there and see all the dinosaur bones and ancient artifacts and stuff. Just thinking about it makes me feel like a real explorer, discovering lost civilizations and uncovering the secrets of the past.But that's not even the best part! Miss Johnson said that we're going to have a special guest joining us on the trip. Do you know who it is? It's none other than Professor Wilkins, the world-famous paleontologist! He's the one who discovered that giant T-Rex skeleton a few years ago, the one they have ondisplay at the museum. Can you imagine? We're going to get to meet a real-life dinosaur hunter!And you know what the best part is? Miss Johnson said that we're all going to get to ask Professor Wilkins questions about his work and his amazing discoveries! I've already started making a list of things I want to ask him, like:What's the coolest dinosaur you've ever found?Have you ever had any close calls with hungry velociraptors or T-Rexes? (Just kidding, I know they're all extinct. Unless... nah, never mind.)How do you know where to dig to find dinosaur bones?What's the weirdest thing you've ever discovered?Can I have your autograph?I mean, how amazing is that? A real, live dinosaur expert, right there in front of us, answering our questions! It's like a dream come true for a dino-obsessed kid like me.I can't wait to see all the exhibits and learn about the incredible animals that roamed the Earth millions of years ago. I'm going to soak up every single fact and detail like a little sponge, and then I'll come home and tell you everything Ilearned. You'll be an expert on dinosaurs by the time I'm done with you, Grandma!Oh, and I almost forgot to mention: Miss Johnson said that we're going to get to go on a special behind-the-scenes tour of the museum, too! We'll get to see where they keep all the really old and fragile artifacts, and maybe even catch a glimpse of the scientists hard at work, studying and cataloging their finds. How cool is that?I'm already counting down the days until our big adventure. In fact, I've even started packing my backpack with all the essential supplies: my trusty notebook and pencils (for taking lots of notes, of course), my magnifying glass (you never know when you might need to inspect something up close), and enough snacks to fuel a whole team of paleontologists. I'm all set and ready to go!Well, that's about all the news from here for now, Grandma. I'll be sure to write you another letter as soon as we get back from the museum, filled with all the exciting details and discoveries from our trip. Until then, wish me luck on my dinosaur-hunting adventure!Love,Your favorite grandson, JimmyP.S. Do you think Professor Wilkins would let me keep any dinosaur bones I find? Just kidding... or am I?篇3Dear Grandma,How are you doing? I miss you so much! School has been really fun but also very busy lately. We have so much homework and tests to prepare for. Sometimes I wish I could just stay home, play video games, and eat your delicious dumplings all day instead of going to class. But I know getting a good education is important for my future.Last week in English class, our teacher told us we would be practicing writing letters as part of getting ready for the big exam at the end of the year. She said it's a very important part of the test. I feel a little nervous about it, but I'll try my best! The teacher said we can write letters to family members as practice. That's why I'm writing to you today – I miss our long chats and want to tell you all about my life lately.Let me start by telling you about my classes this semester. My favorite is still art class because I love being creative andpainting pictures. This semester we are learning about different artistic movements and styles throughout history. It's really interesting! Just last week, we learned about impressionist painters like Monet and how they used tiny brushstrokes of different colors to capture the changing light. I made a little painting inspired by Monet's water lily paintings. I'll have to show it to you next time I come visit.Math class is okay, but I find it pretty boring a lot of the time. We're learning about fractions and decimals this semester. It just feels like a lot of memorizing rules and formulas. At least the tests are multiple choice so I don't have to show too much work!I do well enough, but it's probably my least favorite subject. I'd much rather be reading novels or collecting bugs outside.Speaking of reading, language arts is going well this year too. Our teacher is really nice and we get to read a lot of fun stories and books. Right now we're reading the classic novel Black Beauty about the life of a horse. Some parts are kind of sad, but I like living vicariously through the main character's adventures. We'll be writing our own creative short stories soon based on the perspectives of different animals. I'm thinking I might write mine from the point of view of a mischievous monkey or curious cat.In science, we're learning about the human body this semester – things like our vital organs, skeletal and muscular systems, how we digest food, and so on. It's pretty interesting, albeit a bit gross and complicated at times. We even got to dissect a frog to see its organs up close! Don't worry though, I've learned to be very sanitary and safe during the dissections. We'll move on to studying plants and ecosystems next semester, which I'm looking forward to.Social studies has been covering modern world history and geography this year. We've learned about major events like World War I and II, the Cold War, and the rise and fall of the Soviet Union and Communism. Just this week we started a unit on different countries' economies, governments, and cultures around the world today. I find the history parts a bit dry at times, but I do enjoy learning about people's traditions and daily lives in other societies. Maybe I'll get to visit some of those places someday and experience it for myself!Phys ed and music are fun as always. In PE, we've been playing a lot of basketball, soccer, and gymnastics. I'm not the most athletic kid, but I do my best and have fun. And in music, we're learning to read notes and play simple tunes on the recorder. We even got to attend a concert by a professionalorchestra last month, which was amazing to experience live music like that. The woodwinds were my favorite section.Outside of classes, there's been a lot of preparing for the end-of-year exams and entrance tests too. We have practice tests what seems like every week to get us ready. I've been studying really hard, but I still get nervous thinking about all the pressure riding on these big tests. I just have to take it one step at a time though and do my best. Wish me luck!I've also been trying to be more involved in some school clubs and activities. I joined the art club, where we work on different creative projects each week – stuff like painting, sculpting, drawing, etc. It's a nice creative outlet from all the academic work. And I'm also part of the environmental club, where we learn about sustainability and do things like gardening, recycling drives, and park clean-ups. Taking care of nature is really important to me, so I enjoy that club a lot.When I'm not studying or doing clubs, I've been having a lot of fun this year hanging out with my best friends Michael, Emily, and Sophia. We've known each other since we were tiny kids. Michael is the resident jokester and always keeps us laughing. Sophia is so smart and good at virtually every subject. And Emilyis a talented artist and constant source of creative ideas for games and activities.The four of us love riding our bikes around the neighborhood and going to the nearby park to play on the swingsets. We also looove getting ice cream from the truck that circles around in the summer months. Mickey mouse popsicles and ice cream sandwiches are my favorite! Sometimes we'll have sleepovers at each other's houses too and binge-watch movies, tell spooky stories, and stuff ourselves with snacks and soda late into the night.Last weekend, Michael's mom took us all mini-golfing, which was a blast! I came in second place, despite that embarrassing moment when I accidentally hit my ball into the water hazard. We all had a good laugh over that one. Afterwards, we went out for pizza to celebrate our awesome putting skills. I really cherish being able to spend so much time with my wonderful friends at this age before we all inevitably go our separate ways someday for college, jobs, etc. We're already making the most of our remaining elementary school years together!Well Grandma, I could probably go on forever, but I'll stop here for now. I wrote way more than our teacher suggested, but I really enjoyed catching you up on everything in my life lately. Ihope you're staying healthy and active over there. The next school break is coming up soon, so maybe Mom and Dad can bring me over for a visit to see you again. I'll be sure to pack an extra big appetite for your famous dumplings! I love you so much. Please write back when you can.Your loving grandson,Michael篇4Dear Aunt Emily,Hi there! It's me, your favorite nephew Tommy! How are you doing over there in England? I'm writing to tell you all about my exciting life here as a 5th grader in Chengdu, Sichuan. Get ready for a rollercoaster ride of stories!Let me start by describing my daily routine. Every morning, I wake up at 6 AM to the sound of my rooster alarm clock (yes, we have a real rooster in our backyard!). I quickly get dressed in my school uniform - a white shirt with red trim and gray pants. Breakfast is always the same - congee with pickled vegetables and an egg. Yum!The school day begins at 7:30 AM sharp. We have to line up in the courtyard and sing the national anthem before class. My favorite subjects are math and science because I love solving puzzles and doing experiments. Chinese class is pretty neat too as we get to practice calligraphy with traditional brushes and ink stones.During recess, my friends and I play awesome games like jump rope, kickball, and Chinese yo-yos in the schoolyard. We also like trading snacks - my favorite is spicy dried beef! For lunch, the cafeteria ladies cook up a storm. Popular dishes include mapo tofu, kung pao chicken, and dandan noodles. The spicier, the better in my book!After classes end at 4 PM, I attend various extracurricular activities. On Mondays, I go to math olympiad training.篇5Dear Grandma,Hi! It's me, your favorite grandchild! I hope you and Grandpa are doing well. I miss you both so much. Mom and Dad said we might be able to come visit you during summer vacation. I can't wait!School has been really fun lately. We just started a new unit about animals in science class. Did you know that elephants are the largest land animals on Earth? They can weigh up to 6 tons! That's like having 100 kids standing on top of each other. Isn't that crazy? We learned that elephants are really smart too. They have great memories and can even show emotions like happiness, anger, and grief.Our teacher, Mrs. Johnson, brought in some pictures of different elephant species. The Asian elephant has smaller ears than the African elephant. We colored pictures of elephants and made elephant masks out of paper plates. I wish we could have seen a real elephant up close! Maybe we can go to the zoo when you come to visit.In math, we've been working on addition and subtraction word problems. Some of them are pretty tricky, but I'm getting better at solving them step-by-step. Last week, we had a contest to see who could write the most creative word problem. I wrote one about aliens stealing cookies from the school cafeteria. Mrs. Johnson said it was very imaginative!For reading class, we just started a new book called "Charlotte's Web." It's about a pig named Wilbur who becomes friends with a spider named Charlotte. Charlotte is really cleverand uses her web to spell out words and phrases to try to save Wilbur's life. I think it's going to be a good book, but I don't want anything bad to happen to Wilbur! I'll let you know how it ends.In art, we've been learning about different sculpting materials like clay, playdough, and even soap! Last Friday, we made little soap carvings in the shape of animals. I made a bunny rabbit. It looks kind of lumpy, but I think it's cute. I'll have to show it to you sometime. Getting the details right is hard with soap since it's sort of crumbly.For P.E., we've been practicing for our school's annual Field Day coming up next month. We're going to have relay races, a obstacle course, tug-of-war, and all kinds of other fun activities! My favorite is the three-legged race where you have to tie your leg to a partner's leg. Abby and I have been practicing at recess. We're getting pretty good, but we fell over laughing a couple times.Oh, I almost forgot! In music class, we've been learning how to play the recorder. It's a lot trickier than it looks to get the mouth position and fingering right. We've learned a few simple songs like "Hot Cross Buns" and "Mary Had a Little Lamb." I practice every night before bed. Mom says I'm getting better,but Dad keeps pretending to put earplugs in when I start playing.I think he's just kidding around.Anyway, that's about all that's been going on at school recently. I'm having a lot of fun and learning so many interesting new things. I'll write again soon!Love,Your Favorite Grandchild篇6Dear Mom and Dad,How are you doing? I'm writing to tell you all about my adventures at summer camp! It has been so much fun here. I miss you both very much, but I'm having a great time.When we first got to camp, we had to find our cabins and meet our bunkmates. I was a little nervous at first because I didn't know anyone. But my counselors are really nice and helped us all get to know each other through some fun games and activities. There are 7 other boys in my cabin besides me. Their names are Tommy, Jack, Aiden, Lucas, Mason, Jacob, and Ryan.After we got settled in our cabins, it was time for the camp orientation. The director of the camp talked to all of us about the rules and schedule。
