售卖广告英语作文【一】
如今的社会，信息已经成了人们必不可少的工具。只要有了信息，人人都是万事通。可有些人，借助信息平台，播出一系列烦人的垃圾广告。
今天是星期天，终于破例可以看电视了。看着节目预告：今天有我最喜欢看的《智勇大冲关》呀！我迫不及待的拿起遥控器，打开电视，疯了似的换到湖南卫视。哇！有历届冠军“超人”挑战啊！而且到了最后关键的灌篮了！只要进球了，就能刷新旧的记录，获得奖品！可我万万没有想到在这关键时刻，一个“步步高音乐手机”的.广告冲了进来！我急坏了，真想让广告快点结束。没想到过了五分钟，广告还没结束。就算湖南卫视收视率高，也不能放这么多广告呀！我气坏了。扔掉遥控器，出去玩了。
我来到新华书店，刚要准备进去看书，一个很矮的人笑呵呵地跑过来，手里拿着一大摞传单——看来又是广告。只见他拿出一张递给我，上面写着几个大字：舞蹈培训班。他还啰嗦个没完：“小朋友，只要你让亲友来报名参加这个，拨打电话xxxxxxx，就可以得到一份精美的奖品呢！”我一听，心里十分生气，真是的，我是个男的，学舞蹈干什么。再说了，到时候你能记得我是不是那个人吗？我敷衍地答应了一句，准备看书。可他还你按住我不放，非让我一定同意。看看手表：糟了，来这里都半小时了，还不能看书。我一气之下，扔下传单开溜了。
回家后，一个电话打来，我以为是我的同学，毫不犹豫地接了电话。“你家人失眠吗？xx公司为您推荐一套新产品，包您睡得香……”可恶，又是广告，真是冤家路窄。我狠狠地回了一句： “你才失眠呢！”使劲一扣电话，坐在沙发上，呼呼地直喘粗气……
哼，这些可恶的广告。
售卖广告英语作文【二】
Nowadays, advertisements can be found everywhere in big cities. They shout at us from the television screen and radio loudspeakers, wave to us from every page of the newspaper, signal to us from the roadside billboards all day and flash messages to us in colored lights all night.
Faced with a flood of advertisement, some people wonder whether it is necessary to have such huge sums spent on advertising. They often cite in illustration of it the attractive, but false and deceptive advertisements to which many consumers fall victim. Why don't we stop advertising and use the money to reduce the price of goods? It sounds like a good idea, but they fail to notice the contribution advertising makes to our society. Because the production of a better product to compete for customers' money is the goal of advertisers, customers are thus given a chance to compare their products and get the best and cheapest one. Besides, as the advertisement can provide people with a lot of immediate and detailed information as to the availability of a certain product, or a service or a job, it makes life much more convenient. And another thing we mustn't forget: the fact that we pay so little for our daily newspapers and TV programs is due entirely to the money spent by advertisers.
Advertising performs such a useful service to our society that we can't imagine what would happen if there were no advertisements. (198 words
