二年级便条怎么写范文 第1篇

西班牙语便条写作技巧及例题

1、一般便条

Prof. Li Ming:

Urgente que pase con Ana en la Coordinación Académica del CEAA para firmar acta de calificaciones.

(firma)

2、留言条

留言条 (recado) 是留在某个地方的一种很简单的`信。通常需写上留言日期。

Ana:

Esta ma?ana mi amigo Pepe va a venire de Madrid, espero que pueda ayudarme a recibirlo. Volveré a las tres de la tarde.

Fernando

Salamanca, 25 de Julio de

3、假条

写假条时要写明：原因，日期，请假人签名及抬头（收条人的姓名和职称）

例1．便条式

Ruego que me disculpe no poder asistir a la reunion de la semana que viene por motives enfermedad.

Isabel

A la respetada Jefa

例2．文件式

抬头写在下端：

Yo, XXX, professor de la Facultad de … EXPONGO: que por motives personales faltaré al trabajo el 4 de abril de 2008.

Al Ilmo. se?or subdecano de la Facultad de …

(Firma)

抬头写在上端：

Se?or subdecano de la Facultad de Espa?ol

Yo, Adriana Pacheco de Avila, especialista en Lengua Espa?ola actualmente profesora en esta Universidad ante usted con todo respeto expongo:

Que teniendo que viajar próximamente a Beijing por motivos personales, le ruego disponer se me otorgue 10 días de licencia, comprendidos entre el 8 de enero y el 18 del mismo mes.

Es petición que espero alcanzar.

Adriana Pacheco de Avila

(Firma)

Shanghai, 2 de enero de

二年级便条怎么写范文 第2篇

一张便条作文

那是小雨连绵的一个上午，母亲辛苦地在卫生间洗着衣服，洗衣粉的气味弥漫于整个卫生间。

我看着母亲，莫名地脱口而出一句话：“妈妈，你累吗？”

妈妈擦了擦额头上的汗，说：“累呀！但是为了这个家，为了我爱的你，我心甘情愿地累。”

我差点笑出来，好不容易把“这也太肉麻了”的话咽了回去，伴着洗衣粉的味道我回到了书房。

之后的某一天，我从父亲嘴中偶尔听到母亲要去出差，几个月后才能回来的消息，我很生气。心想：为什么母亲要去出差都不告诉我呢？我郁闷极了，连晚饭都没吃，早早地洗漱上了床。小雨的夜晚，我听着雨声，在床上辗转反侧怎么都睡不着。一想到后面几个月会无法听到母亲的笑声，无法看到母亲的笑颜，就莫名地有些许伤感，连我自己都觉得很奇怪。身上所穿衣服上淡淡的香味，令我想起了妈妈的那番话、那片浓浓的爱。

父亲轻轻地敲了敲门，我收起自己杂乱的思绪，烦躁地打开了门，他坐到了椅子上，轻轻地问道：“还在生气呢？”

我小声答应：“嗯。”

“你别生气了，这是单位临时做的决定，就连我也是刚刚才知道的。”

“……嗯。”

“开心点嘛！”

“我会的。”尽管百般不愿，但我还是应和着，因为不想让父亲担心。

父亲似乎看出了我的心思，留下了一张母亲的\'便条，轻声地说：“那我出去了，晚安！”

我还是难以入眠，打开了房间的台灯，无意间看到了那张便条，上面是母亲的字迹：“在我出差的时候管好自己呦，不要乱吃东西，好好学习，放心，我很快就回来，不要担心我。我出差在外，你一定会学到很多，保护好自己，回来一定会给你带礼物的！永远爱你！――母亲”

看完便条，我不知为何哭了起来，以前所有我认为“肉麻”的话，现在都足以让我大哭一场。但我很快忍住了眼泪，因为，我要照顾好自己，像母亲说的一样。

接下来的几个月，我虽然闻不到洗衣粉的香味了，但是我一滴泪都没流过。

几个月后，母亲回来了，我扑了上去，淡淡的洗衣粉味与便条上的话，都铭记在我的心里。

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早晨，丈夫去上班，和妻子告别的时候，他说：“对不起，有一件事我一直瞒着你。公司最近要裁员，有三分之一的职工要下岗，今天是公布名单的日子，也许我明天就不能再上班了。”妻子心头一怔，怪不得这几天丈夫总是心事重重的样子。但她平静地对丈夫说：“路上小心点。”一如平时上班告别时的那样。

两张爱情便条 到了公司，在裁员名单的榜前，已经围了一圈人，他好不容易才挤进去。仔细看了一遍，万幸，没有自己的名字。他不放心，又看了一遍，确实没有。他喜出望外。

下班了，他迫不及待地回到家，一进门，就闻到厨房里飘出香味，几盘热气腾腾的炒菜已经端上桌。只有在节日里，妻子才会做这样丰盛的菜呀！他兴奋地跑进厨房，从背后搂住妻子的腰，问：“是不是已经知道我没有被裁掉的消息啊？”

妻子不置可否，一脸羞涩地说：“你别抱着我，还要炒菜哩！”很快，一桌丰盛的晚宴准备好了。随后，他们一起享用美味佳肴。

这时，丈夫发现，餐桌上还有一张小小的便条，上面写道：“祝贺你，老公。我相信你的能力，幸运一定会眷顾我们的。”读着这张便条，看着妻子桃花般的笑靥，丈夫的心里涌起一股暧流。

吃过晚饭，妻子正准备收拾餐桌，丈夫拦住了她，说：“让我来吧。”丈夫说着，把围裙从妻子身上解下来，一头扎进厨房里，一边哼着小曲，一边欢快地洗着碗筷。

一切整理完毕，丈夫在围裙上擦着手，他感到围裙荷包里有东西。掏出来细看，是一张纸条，上面写着：“亲爱的，千万不要因为裁员而沮丧。当一扇大门向你关闭的时候，还有九十九扇窗户为你敞开着。不管怎样，我都认为你永远是最好的。”

丈夫悄悄地收起便条，眼睛禁不住湿润了……

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Note(便条)

May 15th

Dear Alice.

I wonder if you eould lend me your Chinese-English dictionary. I will return it three days later. Now I am translating an important Chinese article into English. However, I often meet some Chinese words which I don\'t know how to say in English. So I have to turn to the Chinese-English dietionary for help from time to time. But mine is lost. I will take good care of your dictionary. I will definitely not damage it. Thank you very much!

Jenny

亲爱的\'艾丽丝：

我想知道你能否把你的汉英词典借给我，三天后还给你。现在我正在把一篇重要的中文文章翻译成英文。然而我经常遇到一些不知如何用英语表达的词，所以我必须时不时地求助于汉英词典，但是我的丢了。我会好好爱护你的词典，绝不损坏。非常感谢!

5月15日

May 15th

Dear Alice,

Would you please lend

二年级便条怎么写范文 第5篇

便条上的爱作文

“叮铃铃……”九点半的闹钟一如既往的响了。我睁开惺忪的睡眼，伸了个懒腰，磨磨蹭蹭地下了床。

拉开了浅色淡雅的窗帘，刺眼的阳光便洒向木质的地板，瞬间溢满了整个房间。“咕咕”肚子也被热烈的阳光撩拨得激动起来。我揉了揉饥饿的肚子，准备到厨房里搜寻点儿吃的。

一进餐厅，便见乳白色的冰箱上贴着一张粉红色的爱心形便条。这或许又是叮嘱我中午做饭的吧，我在心里冷笑。唉，什么妈妈嘛，每天都不做点早饭留在这，家里又没什么吃的，只得又吃方便面充饥了。我极不情愿地去拿出了一袋方便面，然后去拿锅子等水。揭开锅盖的那一刹那，我惊住了，里面竟然有两根还冒着热气的`玉米！

黄澄澄的玉米安静地躺在那里，好似刚出浴的美人般娇嫩，散发出诱人的香气，刺激着我的味蕾。

我简直不敢相信自己的眼睛，怀疑这是否是昨晚煮的却还没盛出来吃的玉米。唉，不管了，有吃的就赶紧吃吧，正好愁着早饭呢。我捞上来那两根玉米，尝了一口，呀，还挺甜的。我端着碗乐滋滋地来到餐厅。冰箱上的便条到底写的是什么啊？在好奇心的强烈驱使下，我跑去揭下了便条，那娟秀的字体便映入了我的眼帘。

“闺女，起来饿了吧，妈妈给你煮了两根玉米在锅里，知道你爱吃。冰箱里还有一碗紫菜蛋汤，热热喝了吧。一定要吃啊，不吃对胃不好的。”

言语不多，短短几句话，却在我的心里激起了一股暖流。那字字包含着爱的话语，如跳动的音符，顿时奏起了一曲爱的交响。我知道妈妈每天很忙，我想起了每次我不吃早饭她责怪我的表情，生气却又含有心疼，让我永远也忘不掉。这便条并不是如我之前所想，要我去做什么家务的留言，而是对我关心的留言。小小的爱心形便条，也正符合她对我的心意吧？原来她从不缺少对我的关心啊……

我端出汤，放到微波炉里加热。那暖暖的橙色的微光映衬着爱，映入了我的心房。

温暖的阳光静静地照在我的身上，吃着甜甜的玉米，喝着热乎乎的汤，唇齿之间溢满了爱的味道。

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一、 英文写作导航

便条（Note）是一种简单的书信。 内容较简单，多是临时的通知、请求、留言等。有时， 几句话就可以解决问题。在日常生活中便条应用非常广泛，如有事需告诉别人，委托他人办事而不面谈，因事因病请假等，都可以写便条。

英文的便条包括以下几部分：

1． 日期 日期写在右上角，只要写出月、日或星期几， 有时只需写明上、下午的具体几点。

2． 称呼 称呼写在第二行，要左起顶格写。语气可随便一些。如Dear Tom, Tom, Xiao Wang等。

3． 正文 正文应再起一行，用词要通俗简明，只要把事情说清楚就行。

4． 署名 署名要写在正文的右下角。一般的留言条只写留条人的姓名，姓或名均可。请假条、借条的署名要正式些， 在姓名前写上Yours, Your student , Your friend等。遗失、启事、招领启事， 有时不署名，只留下联系单位的电话号码。

在中考书面表达中写便条时， 语句要正确， 意思要清楚、简明、易懂， 要符合英语的表达习惯。

二、中考热点话题

假如你叫高飞， 是Miss Mary的朋友，请根据以下的提示给Miss Mary写一个留言条。

你于今早（6月18日）从广州乘飞机到北京，10：30 去她的办公室看她，Miss Mary不在，你告诉她你住在和平宾馆088房间， 你明天去美国，询问Miss Mary是否给父母带些东西，见条后立即打电话，号码是7782079。

三、满分作文引路

10:30 . June 18

Dear Mary,

I got to Beijing from Guangzhou by plane this morning. I came to your office to see you, but you were not in. I\'m going to fly to America tomorrow morning. I don\'t know if you want to ask me to take something to your parents for you. I live in Room 088 of Heping Hotel. Please ring me up after you read the note. My telephone number is 7782079.

Yours,

Gao Fei

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便条 Note

June 28

Dear ,

I am gong back home tomorrow and our school has promised to send a car to take me to the airport. I am wondering whether the car has been confirmed. It would be appreciated if you could check on and remind the driver of this matter. I am afraid it would be too early to take a taxi, so I have to confirm with you. Besides, thank you for you care in the past year. I am really grateful for your care in the last year. It\'s happy and memorable for me to work in our school. Given the chance, I\'ll be back again. Last, I leave some books for library and I hope they are useful to students.

Sincerely yours,

Lynne

亲爱的李老师：

我明天就要回学校了，学校保证会派车送我到机场。我想知道车是否已经订好了。如果你能确认一下并提醒司机这件事，我将不胜感激。我怕打的太早了，所以我必须向你确认。另外，感谢你在过去一年里对我的\'照顾。我真的对此表示很感激。在我们学校工作的日子很快心而且值得怀念。如果有机会，我会再回来了。最后，我给图书馆留了一些书，而且我希望它们会对学生有用。

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岁月的便条英语散文

Can you still find this day, my dear, among your possessions?

Among the souvenirs of your trips to faraway lands, the textbooks from those halcyon days when you walked the hallowed portals of that engineering college, the cassettes whose covers were left behind after one of those bacchanalian sessions in the hostel, the photographs of those classmates whose names you can\'t remember? Or is it hidden in the darkness, put out of sight along with the book you bought but never read, the gift you never quite found a use for and the letters you never finished or sent.

I can still find it here, in the city, in the house which you have never visited, in the kitchen where I have imaginary conversations with you. It is here even when I am not, for I go out now, leaving the light on and the music playing, so I can return home to the illusion of company.

I am probably better off now. Without secrets to keep from my parents. Without someone to come between me and my friends, me and my pastimes, me and my work, me and my sensible, understandable, utilitarian life. The life that I keep trying, keep failing to bring in line with the expectations that I keep trying, keep failing to make my own.

It is not that I always feel like this, sometimes I yearn for those days when tears and laughter both came easy. Those easy and quick transitions from ecstasy to despair. When a compliment could keep my mind occupied for hours on end and a harsh word could prick like a pin the same skin which now seems dry and insensitive. Like probably millions around the world, I look outside the window of a crowded bus, lost in my own thoughts and wonder how it could happen to me.

Was I not supposed to be different from the rest? Not for the silly schoolgirl infatuation with the football team captain or the fascination with the good for nothing, pot-smoking aspiring poet. Ours was a mature friendship that had blossomed into more. How could I feel a pang of envy then, when you lent a helping hand to another girl, when you spoke about someone who\'s far away and about to be married, when you were so involved in the book you were reading that you did not notice that we never met all day?

When we decided that it had been too long and that we should meet, I carefully started preparing a package for you. A small poem, that book you always wanted but never found, an old photograph and a bar of chocolate for us to share. What would I wear and what would we talk about? The package still remains in my drawer waiting for the phone to ring again.

It was a rainy Sunday afternoon when we sat in my tiny hostel room, discussing capitalism and campus gossip with equal fervor. When it seemed as if those conversations could last forever and we would never tire of them. When Joni Mitchell sang “California” seven times on continuous play before we thought of getting out.

Then one day suddenly we were looking for each other. You were always somewhere else, doing something else and strangely enough so was I. Those new people I met on that trip and that junior guy who loved the same movies I do. That girl next door who took math lessons from you. My room was almost always locked and yours was no different. We seemed to have discovered a whole world outside of ourselves all of a sudden. The tragedy was we had also lost the world we had before.

Then came the rescue mission. The loud fights in the hostel wing, the long silences and the desperate angry notes. Frustration, anxiety and even love revealing itself in the ugliest possible ways. Then indifference, complacency and resignation. Calm, dispassionate discussions on how we could stay friends. The decision that we should always let the other know when we would be around. That\'s when I started leaving those yellow post-its on the door. Those yellow post-its which by the time I came back would have your coordinates that I never used. If we had all of them now, they would be telling this tale a lot better than I am now.

Back home, I still continue leaving those post-its to this day, hoping that someone will write their whereabouts on them as well.