永不放弃英语读后感【实用3篇】

恰逢花开分享2012-09-03 03:43:24 次阅读

永不放弃英语读后感篇一

《永不放弃英语》这本书给了我很大的启发和鼓舞。在阅读这本书之前，我一直对学习英语感到困惑和无助。曾经有很多次，我想要放弃，觉得自己永远无法掌握这门语言。然而，这本书告诉我，只要有恒心和毅力，就能够克服困难，实现自己的目标。

书中的主人公是一位英语教师，他用自己的亲身经历告诉读者，学习英语并不是一件容易的事情，但只要我们不放弃，就一定能够成功。他分享了许多学习英语的方法和技巧，让我眼前一亮。在以前，我总是被各种语法规则和单词记忆困扰，觉得学习英语非常枯燥乏味。然而，通过阅读这本书，我明白了学习英语的本质是要培养兴趣和积极的心态。只有当我们对英语产生热爱和兴趣，才能够真正享受学习的过程。

与此同时，书中还强调了坚持的重要性。学习英语并不是一蹴而就的事情，需要长期的坚持和努力。书中的主人公在学习英语的过程中遇到了很多困难和挫折，但他从不气馁，一直坚持下去。正是因为他的坚持不懈，他才能够最终掌握英语，并成为一位优秀的教师。通过他的故事，我明白了只有坚持不懈，才能够取得成功。

读完这本书后，我对学习英语充满了信心和动力。我明白了只要我不放弃，就一定能够掌握英语。从此以后，我不再抱怨英语的难度，而是积极主动地去学习和提高自己。我相信，只要我坚持下去，我的英语水平一定会有所提高。

《永不放弃英语》这本书不仅仅是一本关于学习英语的指南，更是一本关于人生坚持和努力的启示录。通过阅读这本书，我明白了只要我拥有坚定的信念和积极的态度，就能够战胜一切困难，实现自己的梦想。我将永远铭记这本书带给我的启示，并将其运用到我的学习和生活中。我相信，只要我永不放弃，我一定能够取得成功。

永不放弃英语读后感篇二

永不放弃英语读后感篇三

永不放弃英语读后感

　　作品1：Never give up!----Reflections onDavid Copperfield

　　作者：王晓霞东阳市顺风高中高二5班指导老师：韦海宁

　　Duringthe summer vacation, I borrowed a book called David Copperfieldfrom the library. I spent ten days readingit.It is said that David Copperfield is one of the mostfamous masterpieces of Charles Dickens . Dickens once said: “amongall my works, David Copperfield was my favorite.”The main character David Copperfield’s father diedbefore he was born. He had a happy childhood before hisninth birthday. When he was eight, he was warmlyinvited to Pigsty’s house. There, he spent a free holiday and madesome new friends. Actually, it was his last happy time in hischildhood. When he returned home, he found that his life hadcompletely changed. His mother had been married to Mr.Murdstone, astern man with the coldest heart in the world. He didn’t like Davidat all and poor David was forced to be sent to aworst boardingschool.，where students were treatedviolently. He had to work in the laboratory of hisstepfather when he was only ten years old! His work therewas dirty, tiring and boring .When David’s weakmother finally left him, he felt as if he had been an orphan in theworld . It was the hardest time in David’s life but he never gaveup. David ran away to his aunt for shelter,Luckily, Aunt Betsay agreed to help David and from then on,David’s darkest time ended. and begun his adventure ofa new life. Through so many difficulties, David grew tobe strong enough to solve problems and had his own happyending. He fell in love with a pretty younglady, Dora, and married her Meanwhile Copperfield became a famouswriter for living and also for his long-lasting dream. But thenanother tragedy happened--Dora died for she was too weak for ababy. Copperfield was so stricken that he decided to leave Londonand move to a faraway and silent place, where he continued hiswriting for three years. During the period, he kept in touch withAgnes, and his deep love on Agnes got clearer everyday.After hefinished his book, he went back to London with a clear idea of whathe should do. He proposed marriage with Agnes, who was so happy forshe had been in love with him for so many years. They got marriedand lived happily ever since.David Copperfield’ life was always tough while he wasalways struggling for his freedom and his happiness with hishard-bitten heart. He experienced both the dark andbright sight of the society at the same timeWhen I finished reading it, I realized there is power risingfrom the bottom of my heart. The power told me that I should studyhard. No matter how hard it is ! we shouldnever give up. we all should fight against the graythings in our life. Finally, I drew aconclusion .Firstly, I must believe in myself if I want to succeed.Secondly, trying my best to do things is also very important. Ifyou have great dreams, but you don’t make efforts to realize it ,you won’t be successful.Never give up! David has set a good example forus. Maybe we can learn something fromCopperfield!（588词）

　　作品2：My thoughtsafter reading Wuthering Heights

　　作者：吴超东阳市顺风高中高二5班指导老师：韦海宁

　　During the National Day, I was reading a book which wascalled Wuthering Heights. It waswrittenbyEmilyBronte.EmilyBronteisperhapsthegreatestwriterofthethreeBrontesisters–Charlotte,EmilyandAnne.Sheonlypublishedonlyonebook—WutheringHeight.It was talking about a love story which happenedin Yorkshire, between two families.There are many people in the story. The first family isthe Mr Earnshaw. Mr Earnshaw and Mrs. Earnshaw had twodaughters---Cathering and Frances. Their son was Hingdley. Hingdleyhad a son who was called Harleton. They were living in theWuthering Heights. But the second family---the Lintons were livingin the Thrushcross Grange. Mr Linton and Mrs linton had a son whosename was Edgar. They also had a daughter, she was calledIsabella.In 1770, Mr. Earnshaw came back from a long journey. Hehad brought a dirty, black-haired gipsy child. The child was calledHeathcliff. As time went by, Heathcliff and Catherine were fallingin love. But Hindley hated Heathcliff. He disagreed that Catherineplayed with Heathcliff. At last, Catherine married Edgar Lintonbecause Edgar was rich, and she would be the most important womanfor miles around. The main reason was that she can help Heathcliffwith her husband ‘money. Hindley had made Heathcliff becom

e a poor,dull farm worker. So Heathcliff hated Earnshaws , and Lintons.In 1787, Heathcliff had changed. He wore a confident, intelligentexpression on his face, and his manner was no longer rough. Thefarm boy had become a gentleman. He had worked all his life todestroy these two families, the Earnshaws and the Lintons. He hadgot their money and their land. But he had lost Catherine. Forsomething his whole body and heart and brain had wanted for solong! It’s a long fight! He wished it were finished!In 1802, Mr Heathcliff was there in bed, lying on hisback. His eyes were so eagerly and fiercely, and he seemed to besmiling! He was dead! The three gravestones close to the moorCatherine’s, the middle one, is old one. On one side is EdgarLinton’s, and on the other is Heathcliff’s new one. Hindley’s son,Hareton and Catherine and Edgar’s daughter, Cathy got married. Theywere living happily.The main reason for making the lover separate from is their selves.They are proud, selfish. They can’t decide their lives. As aresult, love usually fails because of these reasons.In a word, I hope that everyone doesn’t start to cherishsomething until you have lost it. Please cherish what you have now.That’s my thought about Wuthering Heights. It’s really a good book.The story is wonderful, and the structure is also extremelyexcellent. The author Emily Bronte uses a series of flashbacks andtime shifts draws a powerful picture of this story. Because of itswonderful story, excellent structure and graceful language, thebook left a deep impression on me. I’d like to recommend it toother readers. I’m sure Readers will really gain much from thisbook.（548)

　　作品3 Impression of Great Expectatio

　　作者：黄英超东阳市顺风高中高二7班指导老师：韦海宁

　　During the summer vacation, I read a book named GreatExpectation., which was written by Charles Dickens, One of the mostfamous English writers. “Great expectations” isone of Dickens’s most matures and relatively late works. And it hasa great influence on the society at that time.The novel begins with a young orphanPhilip Pirrip--Pip who was brought up by his sister by hand. Hissister was married to Joe Gargery ,the village blacksmith .When hewas a child ,he saved a an escaped convict called Magwitch in theswamp, and unwillingly helped him out of danger by stealing foodfrom his own home. Threatening that if he tells a soul your heartand your liver shall be tore out, roasted andate. But the convict is captured anyway, andtransported to the penal colonies in Australia. One day, he wastaken to Miss Havisham’s home. Miss Havisham, awealthy, half-mad woman who was jilted on her wedding day manyyears before and has never recovered. Pip is brought there to playwith Miss Havishams ward,. .Four years later, Miss Havisham wantsPip to be removed from his and educated as agentle man who expects inherit a fortune when he growsup. After hearing that, Pip started to look downupon his poor friends. He even feels ashamed because he lives withthe poor. Pip’