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flowerStorytimeHelenKellerwasbornintheU.S.in1880.Whenshewas18monthsold,shefellillandbecamedeafandblind.海倫?凱勒于1880年出生在美國。當(dāng)她18個(gè)月大的時(shí)候，她生病了，結(jié)果變聾變瞎了。Herparentslovedherverymuch,buttheydidnotknowhowtohelpher.她的父母很愛她，但他們不知道如何幫她。Shecouldn’tseeanything.Shecouldn’thearanything.Shecouldn’tspeakatall.Helenoftengotangry.Sometimes,shethrewherfoodfromthetable.她什么都看不見，什么也聽不見。她也根本不會說話。海倫經(jīng)常生氣。有時(shí)，她把食物扔下桌子。In1887,herparentsmetateacher,AnneSullivan.AnnebecameHelen’sfriend.ShewantedtoteachHelenwords.Butitwasveryhard.1887，她的父母遇到了一位老師，安妮?沙利文。安妮成了海倫的朋友。她想教海倫的單詞。但這很難。Oneday,AnnetookHelen’shandandletherfeelthewater.Shewrotetheword“water”onthebackofHelen’shand.AndHelengotit.有一天，海倫拉著安妮的手，讓她感受水的感覺。她在海倫的手背上寫了“水”這個(gè)詞。海倫就學(xué)會了它。Fromthatdayon,HelenKellerbegantostudyeveryday.Sheworkedveryhard.Helenlearnedmanynewwordseveryday.從那天起，海倫?凱勒開始每天學(xué)習(xí)。她學(xué)習(xí)很努力。海倫每天都學(xué)許多新單詞。Shelearnedtospeak,readandwrite.Whenshewas20yearsold,shewenttouniversity.Later,shebecameagreatwriter.她學(xué)著講話，閱讀和寫作。當(dāng)她20歲的時(shí)候，她上了大學(xué)。后來，她成為了一名偉大的作家。OneofherfamousbooksisTheStoryofMyLife.Helen’sstorygiveseveryonehope.《我的生活》是她的諸多名作之一。海倫的故事給了每個(gè)人希望。Languagepointstheydidnotknowhowtohelpher.

他們不知道如何幫助她。Howtohelpher意為“如何幫她”。“特殊疑問句+動詞不定式”結(jié)構(gòu)，通常在句中作賓語、表語等。例：你知道怎樣保持健康嗎？Doyouknowhowtokeephealth?

2.Shecouldn’tspeakatall.她根本不會說話。not…atall用來表示否定，翻譯為一點(diǎn)兒也不，根本不。例：我一點(diǎn)兒也不累。Iamnottiredatall.notatall用來回答感謝，表示“不用謝，不客氣”?；蛘呤腔卮饘Ψ降牡狼福硎尽皼]關(guān)系”。例：1.—Thankyouverymuch.非常感謝。

—Notatall.不客氣。2.—I’msorry.對不起。

—Notatall.沒關(guān)系。WhydidHelenoftengetangry?WasHelen’steachergreat?DoyouknowthebookTheStoryofMyLife?WhatcanyoulearnfromHelenKeller?ReadandtalkWhydidHelenoftengetangry?Becauseshecouldn’tseeanything,shecouldn’thearanythingandshecouldn’tspeakatall.WasHelen’steachergreat?Yes,shewas.Thoughshewasblindanddeaf,shedidn’tgiveup.Wecouldlear