it is raining英语作文范文【一】
一直很喜欢雨，特别是夏天的雨。
夏天的雨，那么干脆。说来就来，让人有些措手不及，又让人心悦诚服于那种利落爽快的气势。曾为“黑云翻墨未遮山，白雨跳珠乱入船”的景观而陶醉，更欣赏平原地区夏雨的狂放。一阵湿润的风吹过，一朵清凉的云飘过，雨便掠过远处的林梢，唰啦啦唰啦啦，由远而近地横扫过来。打在树叶上，像珍珠乱撒；打在水泥地上，仿佛骤然间叩响大地的琴键；打在水面上，宛如刹那间绽开满池睡莲。
夏天的雨，那么豪爽。不仅喜欢那种分明的层次，那种强劲的节奏，更喜欢它打在人身上的那种感觉。那不是温柔的抚慰，不是语重心长的诉说，那是和泪凝成的雨鞭，生生地抽在身上。那样淋漓尽致，它会将所有的燥热郁闷一扫而光，会将一切懈怠迟滞统统赶走。那是打在身上，热在心里的雨，它会让人感到神清气爽，胸臆酣畅。
我喜欢看树叶上、花瓣里滑动的雨珠，然后再看它们缓缓地滴落，叮咚——叮咚——；喜欢看河里环环相扣的波纹，不厌其烦地在水面上连接美丽图案；喜欢看水流湍急的桥坝边，头戴斗笠身着蓑衣的老者，一罾在手，气定神闲地打鱼捞虾，全然不理会身边暴雨如注，浊流汹涌……
雨洗过的大地，所有的色彩都融化在一片迷蒙的青色之中。那抹水淋淋的绿色，带着出世般的空灵，悄然在心灵的宣纸上化开，化开……喜欢夏天的雨，可以追溯到孩提时代。儿时在乡下放牧，最喜欢的就是夏天的疾雨，那样猝不及防，却又是那样的让人兴意盎然。总是在莫名的惊喜中，忙忙地牵了牛，在雨水的恣意冲涮下，到处搜寻可以避雨的驻点。最令人惬意的地方，莫过于堤坡上被人掏挖过的半圆形的沙洞，小孩子蹲在里面绰绰有余，牛儿横躺在前面则能充当挡雨的屏风。在洞里看暴雨噼噼叭叭地摔在牛背上，牛儿悠闲地扇扇耳朵摆摆尾；看雨点砸到沙堆里，沙堆上腾起袅袅细雾阵阵沙；看低飞的燕子在堤坡上穿花，倾斜着剪开茫茫雨雾。雨下到大时，还可以看到挂在洞口的水晶珠帘，足以与花果山水帘洞媲美。待雨过天晴，小伙伴们会像蘑菇似的一下子全部从防雨洞中冒出来，看天上绚丽的彩虹，在堤上欢呼雀跃。
雨后的堤坡下，总会萌出青幽幽的地衣，俗称“地卷皮”。形似泡发的紫菜，是一种真正的绿色食品。每逢夏天暴雨过后，堤坡下的湿润地、水洼处便会在一夜之间缀满这种生命有机体，这是一种很原始的植物。把地衣捡拾回家后，洗净做汤，美味可口。因此，捡拾地衣又成了雨后有趣的游戏。每发现一处生长旺盛的地衣，便会引来一阵惊呼，小伙伴们会争先恐后地一涌而上，然后一抢而光。只可怜了那些柔软的地衣，在大家的手中变得惨不忍睹，沾满泥沙和草屑，需要再花好大的功夫才能择洗干净，做成美味佳肴。是否能享受一顿美餐并不重要，重要的是在快乐的游戏中享受童年。
而今，总在为生计奔走，再没有了儿时那种澄明的心境。但每逢疾雨，心也会情不自禁地欢呼起来。因为夏天的雨，使人警醒，催人奋进；除了给人无穷的力量，还给人无限的希望与生机。
it is raining英语作文范文【二】
Father's Day
Yesterday was Father's Day. I had planned to give my father a present. But I didn't remember it until in the morning.It was too late to post a card to him. So I decided to buy something. When I was in the department store. I found it was not easy for me to choose something right for him. Suddenly I
got an idea. I ran home and opened my computer. I made a beautiful card and mailed him through the Internet. then I began to make supper. When father came home, he was very glad to find a big meal on the table. then I asked him to check his e-mail. He was amazed to find a beautiful card in his e-mail-box.
What a wonderful surprise!
it is raining英语作文范文【三】
Spring came with ail its glories. The new grass exposed its green colour. The pretty flowers opened their blossoms. We were tempted to go for an outing.
It was Sunday, the 20th of April We set out very early on bikes, carrying bottles of champagne, beer and bags of cakes, bacon and cooked eggs. We rode along the winding paths in the fields, across the meadows and down the roads. The willow were fresh and green. The swallows were flying to and fro, up and down the sky. The birds, like musicians, snang their melodious songs in the trees, and the butterflies, like colorful dancers, were fluttering here and there. We breathed the fresh air deeply and laughed heartily.
At 10 am we arrived at the foot of the Shushan Hill. We left our bikes with a bike repairing shop and began to climb up the Hill. Near the top, under a big tree with luxuri ant foliage we had our picnic. We drank and ate, talked and laughed. After the picnic we stood in the breeze with our hands on our waists, enjoying the fine landscape. Then we lay on the grass talking about our life and studies.
At about 4 pm , we returned with balmy greenness on our backs and freshness in our hearts.
