作业帮近年来某个自然灾害的英文新闻报道
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近年来某个自然灾害的英文新闻报道
作文口语的演讲稿 要具体真实的新闻 至少可以演讲两分钟左右 不要百度翻译之类的
作文口语的演讲稿 要具体真实的新闻 至少可以演讲两分钟左右 不要百度翻译之类的
看了楼上的那一篇.比较短,只有100来字,可能讲不到两分钟.
我帮你在Yahoo News上找了一篇,关于前一阵菲律宾台风的.
语法和用词完全不用担心.按照演讲的语速,时间长度也能达到要求.
下面是新闻.
Twenty-seven bodies,all unidentified,were among thelatest to be recovered under debris in typhoon-stricken coastal areas includingthe hardest hit city of Tacloban,said Maj.Reynaldo Balido,the spokesman forthe National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council.
The overnight tallypushed the overall death toll to 6,009 while 1,779 others remain unaccountedfor,the government agency said,making the typhoon the deadliest naturaldisaster on record to hit the Philippines.
Balido said that 20 to30 bodies were still being found every day.Identifying cadavers in theadvanced stage of decomposition and matching them with the missing is adifficult process and the reason why the number of the missing remainsunchanged,he said.
The homes of more than16 million people also were either flattened or damaged by the typhoon,andofficials said rebuilding will take at least three years.
Social WelfareSecretary Corazon Soliman said that temporary bunkhouses and emergency shelterswere being constructed and residents given cash in exchange for work,includingrepacking and hauling relief goods.
"We will providematerials to rebuild their houses,however,we stressed to the localgovernments that new shelters have to be built 40 meters away from theshoreline on high tide," she said.
P.S.我还在BBC上帮你找了另一篇.这一篇包含了更多的图片和主编的评论,更适于演讲,但是文字略少.如果楼主口语比较不错的话,能够临场发挥,也可以考虑一下这一篇,或者两者结合起来用.
如果还有疑问,欢迎追问!
我帮你在Yahoo News上找了一篇,关于前一阵菲律宾台风的.
语法和用词完全不用担心.按照演讲的语速,时间长度也能达到要求.
下面是新闻.
Twenty-seven bodies,all unidentified,were among thelatest to be recovered under debris in typhoon-stricken coastal areas includingthe hardest hit city of Tacloban,said Maj.Reynaldo Balido,the spokesman forthe National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council.
The overnight tallypushed the overall death toll to 6,009 while 1,779 others remain unaccountedfor,the government agency said,making the typhoon the deadliest naturaldisaster on record to hit the Philippines.
Balido said that 20 to30 bodies were still being found every day.Identifying cadavers in theadvanced stage of decomposition and matching them with the missing is adifficult process and the reason why the number of the missing remainsunchanged,he said.
The homes of more than16 million people also were either flattened or damaged by the typhoon,andofficials said rebuilding will take at least three years.
Social WelfareSecretary Corazon Soliman said that temporary bunkhouses and emergency shelterswere being constructed and residents given cash in exchange for work,includingrepacking and hauling relief goods.
"We will providematerials to rebuild their houses,however,we stressed to the localgovernments that new shelters have to be built 40 meters away from theshoreline on high tide," she said.
P.S.我还在BBC上帮你找了另一篇.这一篇包含了更多的图片和主编的评论,更适于演讲,但是文字略少.如果楼主口语比较不错的话,能够临场发挥,也可以考虑一下这一篇,或者两者结合起来用.
如果还有疑问,欢迎追问!