題目要求：
Directions: Write a composition entitled Telling Lies. You should write at least 120 words according to the outline given below in Chinese:
1. 人們對(duì)說(shuō)謊通常的看法;
2. 是否說(shuō)謊都是有害的?說(shuō)明你的看法。
3. 總結(jié)全文。
參考范文：
Sample:
Telling Lies
Telling lies is usually looked upon as an evil, because some people try to get benefit from dishonest means or try to conceal their faults.
However,_I_thinkdespitejits_neg1ative_effects,jsometimes_itjisjessentialto iemigsinour_dailylifei First, the liar may benefit from the lie by escaping from the pressure of unnecessary embarrassment. Meanwhile, the listener may also feel more comfortable by reasonable excuses. For example, if a little girl’s father died in an accident, her mother would comfort her by saying “farther has gone to another beautiful land”. In such cases, a lie with original goodwill can make the cruel nice. Second^thejsk^lsjofJtellingJlies^jtojsome extent,canbe_regard_asja_capacity_ofcreationandjimagination.
Therefore,jtakingjallJthese_factor^jntojconsideration,_wecandefinitely come to the conclusion that whether telling a lie is harmful depends on its original intention and the ultimate result it brings. (159 words)
【詞匯表達(dá)亮點(diǎn)】
look upon as把 看作是
evil adj.壞的，使人不舒服的
conceal v.隱藏
fault n.缺陷，過(guò)失
essential adj.必不可少的，本質(zhì)的
benefit from...從 中受益
embarrassment n.難堪，尷尬
goodwill n.善意，友善
cruel adj.殘酷?的，使人痛苦的
to some extent在某種程度上
take…into consideration 考慮到，顧及
come to the conclusion 得出結(jié)論
harmful adj.有害的
original intention 原意
ultimate adj.最終的，根本的
