2019年吉林省學(xué)位英語作文題目預(yù)測（5）

Part VI Writing (15 points)寫作五---汽車、交通

1.在大城市里越來越多的人開始擁有自己的汽車;

2.擁有汽車帶來的好處;

3.擁有汽車可能引發(fā)的問題。

Car in Cities

Nowadays, people' s living standard has been improved greatly. Consequently, more and more people in big cities have their own cars, and there are still more people who are going to buy cars soon.

There are some advantages to have a car in big cities. Firstly, a car makes one arrange his transportation more freely. You can go out whenever you like. In addition, a car makes it easier and more comfortable for traveling. With a car, you do not need to wait for the bus in the icy cold in winter or under the burning sun in summer.

In spite of all these advantages, too many cars in big cities will cause some problems. First-ly, there may be more traffic jams since there are more and more cars. Secondly, more cars will lead to serious air pollution. Besides, parking will be a big problem since parking spaces in large cities are limited. All in all, if conditions permit, owning a car in big cities can make our work more efficient, and our life will become more pleasant as well. If we want to promote the use of cars, there is still a long way to go.

1.現(xiàn)代城市的交通現(xiàn)狀

2.污染和堵車是交通問題的兩大體現(xiàn)

3.解決交通問題的建議

相似題目：

1.城市交通中存在的問題。

2.分析問題的原因。

3.提出解決問題的辦法。

Nowadays, with the improvement of our living standards, there emerges a more diversity of transportation tools in modern cities, such as private cars, motorcycles and sophisticated mass transit systems. While our life is made easier with these tools, the dramatic increase in vehicles also contributes to severe outcomes.

First of all, pollution is becoming increasingly serious in cities. Vehicles, in particular private cars, emit plenty of waste gas, which makes air dirty. Meanwhile, vehicles also make a lot of noise. Those who live nearby the streets suffer tremendously. Some people even find themselves unable to fall asleep with unbearably loud noise from vehicles.

Secondly, traffic jams are also another problem with the increase of vehicles. Many people complain about traffic congestions during rush hours, say, from 7:30 to 8:30 in the morning or from 5:00 to 6:00 in the afternoon.

Then, how to deal with these problems? I want to propose two solutions. For one thing, people should reduce the use of private cars; instead, they should be encouraged to use public transportation. Thus, air pollution and noise pollution can at least diminish. For another, different companies may have different work time. To be specific, some companies may ask their employees to work from 7:30 to 4:30 while others may require their employees to work from 9:30 to 6:30. In this way, the problem of traffic jams might be lessened.