2017公共英語三級作文範文

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　　公共英語三級作文範文一

Name of Applicant: Zhong Yong

Mailing Address: Flat 602, Building 98

Sibei Rd., Xiamen, Fujian Province, China

Email Address:

Present Occupation: teaching

Employer: the Education Bureau of Xiamen City

Programme of Study: English

Area of Specialization: Applied Linguistics

Degree: M.A.

Name of Reference: Lin Long

g Yong graduated from the English Department of the Zhangzhou Teachers' College in 1998. During his college years, he achieved excellent results in study. He has some capacity to do research work and shows much promise as a college teacher.

g Yong has a fairly good ability to read and speak English. He is, however, a bit weak in writing and must work harder to improve himself in this respect.

I recommend g Yong and hope that he will be chosen as a college teacher.

Yours very truly,

Zhang Ping,

　　公共英語三級作文範文二

Dear sir:

I wish to apply for a position with your company as an assistant accountant. I am twenty-six years old and at present employed by the Island Company, where I have been for the past two years. Formerly I was employed by Global Export Co., where it was nearly three years.

My only reason for leaving either of these positions would be to better myself and I feel there is no future opportunity in my present position. I wish to serve in a large company like yours, to provide me with ample opportunities to learn new things.

I can give you references from both these firms as to my character and ability as an accountant. My present salary is $2,600 a month and I would not care to accept less in another position, but I am willing to start at the same salary, provided there is an opportunity for advancement. Yours faithfully, Wang Lin

　　公共英語三級作文範文三

Water is a precious resource. Although we are surrounded by it in oceans, lakes, rivers and streams, our supply is limited. The chart given shows that most of the water on earth — 97.4 percent — is salt water stored in oceans. Only 2.6 percent of the earth's water is fresh water, and 2 percent is locked up in ice caps and glaciers. Thus the fresh water left for us to use is only 0.6 percent of the total water supply.

There will never be any more fresh water than there is now. In fact, the earth is short of fresh water. Besides, the increasing growth of the world population, the growing demand of industry for water, the serious pollution of our environment — all this makes the world in danger of running out of fresh water. In some large cities such as Tianjin, fresh water cannot meet the daily needs.

Since water is essential to all life and the supply limited, we must manage it intelligently and carefully.