Composition title: Pecans in hometown
Key words: Hometown Primary School fourth grade 400 words
Word count: 400 words composition
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This composition is a 400-word composition about the fourth grade of primary school. The title is: "Pecans in Hometown". Everyone is welcome to participate. Contribute. My hometown is Lin'an City, which is rich in products. There are spring bamboo shoots and hairy bamboo shoots in January, February and March, and there are peaches and cherries in May. There are watermelons in July and August, and by September the favorite pecans are ripe. Pecans were planted on the hillside behind the house, with dense branches and leaves growing in all directions, like small green umbrellas. After a few days, cute little yellow flowers grew, like a sea of ??yellow. . In autumn, pecans hang on the branches in clusters of three and five, including dark green and light green. Ripe pecans need to be beaten manually. Then it has to be transported to the processing plant for processing. First peel off the outer shell and then process various flavors. Available in cream, salt and pepper, and original. Pecans produced here are shipped to all parts of the country in large quantities every year!
If you have the opportunity to come to Lin'an, I will definitely bring out the most delicious pecans for you to eat to your heart's content. Lin'an is really a famous place. Comments from famous teachers: From the article, readers can understand that Lin'an is a place with rich products and is rich in pecans. This leaves a deep impression on the readers and the writing is very successful. "Pecan nuts were planted on the hillside behind the house, and their dense branches and leaves grew in all directions, like small green umbrellas. After a few days, cute little yellow flowers grew, like patches of yellow. "Ocean." This sentence is quite vivid and deserves praise. The "di" in the sentence "There is also the original place" should be "the".
(Xuele China Distinguished Teacher: Teacher Lin Yaoji) 2010-3-31 16:37:00