【造句】
1. Many high school students in China have formed an unrealistic picture of their future college life.
2. Most of us have formed an unrealistic pircture of professions that we've never dabbled into.
3. They imagine their college life in the near future to be free from abstruse textbooks, endless exams and the haunting thought that a bright future is not secured until they make it to a college, if not a renowned one.
4. As a case in point, people tend to imagine wine connoisseurs to be a fantastic job where You can feast on assorted types of wine while also making good money.
【仿写】
1. Many high school students in China have formed an unrealistic picture of their future college life. They imagine their college life in the near future to be free from abstruse textbooks, endless exams and the haunting thought that a bright future is not secured until they make it to a college, if not a renowned one. They believe once in college they can let their hair down and play hard, making less time for study. Their majors will gradually and naturally lead them to a plum job. However, the other side of the picture is quite the opposite. College life isn't all about freedom and hedonism. It comes with its fair share of pressure and stress. You have to start planning for your future, whether you want to enter the workforce or continue your studies. Since You are on your own, You may find it hard to balance your social life and study or deal with all kinds of troubles happening in your life. Perhaps there is an element of truth in both these pictures and one only gets to know it better after they finish college.
