如何写一个旅行指南书作文英语【一】
封面是一本书的脸面，能展示很多的关键词，在《实用性阅读指南》这本书的封面，我提取的关键词是实用性阅读、二八定律、知识转化能力。
如何写一个旅行指南书作文英语【二】
大岩俊之在《实用性阅读指南》这本书中，为我们揭示了一本书的“二八定律”：重要内容只占一本书的20%。
意大利经济学家维弗雷多?帕累托发现：社会上20%的高收入者，占有了80%的社会财富。
大岩俊之发现一本书中的.精华内容也符合这个二八定律，于是他倡导我们成年人读书 ，要专注于自己需要的内容，有目的的阅读一本书，找到书中的20%的精华，将这20%的内容，读透记牢，学为己用，我们读一本书的目的才算是达到了。
怎样找到一本书的20%的精华内容呢？书中为我们提供这样的方法来阅读。
如何写一个旅行指南书作文英语【三】
When I was in high school, one of my classmates sit right beside me. His name is ChenLiang. He is my unforgettable person in my life.
I remembered my mathematics was just mediocre at that time, but he was extraordinary and excellent in calculating and solving mathematic questions. He often received perfect scores. Of course, I wished I could reach at his level. Since we talked all day long, I asked how he could solve those difficult questions. He was so patient and polite to answer my sometimes ridiculous thinking. Gradually, I built my confidence at mathematics and finally passed the college entrance exam.
Now, we are apart, but I still remember his great attitude and willing in study. I am so obliged to my classmate, who is my friend always and forever.
如何写一个旅行指南书作文英语【四】
伟大的英国物理学家牛顿曾经说过：如果我比别人看的远，是因为我站着巨人的肩膀上。可见，借助牛人学习成功的，能使我们少走弯路。下面我们就来看看，大岩俊之是怎样将读到的知识转化成能力的。
读一本关于创业的书，大岩俊之就产生了去创业的想法，开始的时候，他设立了“想创业”的目标，目标就比较大，后来，他将目标改成一年后以讲师身份创业，这样的目标，即明确了时间，又知道以什么事情为基础创业。
比如就读书这个活动来说，我们设立了2018年我每天要读书，就不如一周一本书这样的目标具体。再比如这段时间想减肥，就不如每天运动半小时可操作性强。
所以你看，目标越具体，越容易操作，越容易成功。
我们每设立一个目标，最好先做一个计划，事先思考一些问题。
为了达到目标，我们需要做哪些准备?完成目标，大概需要多长时间?可能会遇到哪些问题?怎样解决出现的问题?
这些问题都是我们做计划的时候，需要考虑的问题，不打无准备之战，完成目标才能事半功倍。
大岩俊之在书中，和我们分享了将读到的知识转化为能力的5个亲身经历，我们可以参考学习。
自从有了《实用性阅读指南》，自己再也不用担心阅读效率的问题啦！按照书中的方法，一年阅读300本不是梦，读的快，记的住，搜一技！
如何写一个旅行指南书作文英语【五】
in my life i have met many people who are really worth recalling. but perhaps the most unforgettable person i ever know is my english teacher. what frequently brings back memories of my school teacher is his special qualities. first of all, he gave us the greatest gift a teacher can offer—an awakening of a passion for learning. he not only led us to an appreciation of the beauty and perfection of english language and literature, but also aroused our great interest in explorating something deeper in this field. second, i was attracted by his lively wit. i remember that we students always anticipated his class with great eagerness because his lecture were humorously delivered, never failing to provoke chuckles or loud laughs. although it is nearly two years since i attended his last class, he is the talk of our old classmates, and i know part of him has already stayed in my heart.
