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先说一下写这个的人那个班写作课的外教给了这篇文A+。。。此文1楼橱窗里晒过1星期的命。。。
The Difference between Lucky and Lucky Star in Our School
Lucky generally refers to something bad should happen but does not. Also, it is an adjective, which I learnt since the day my English tutor threw that word at me. Quite a bit history I have to say.
Lucky Star is not only a popular anime which is filled with fantastic ideas, but it has already walked into youth vocabulary, deeply and widely in our school.
Lucky Star in our school is popularly called “Nao Can Xing.” Unlike the word ‘lucky’ remains as an adjective, ‘Lucky Star’ can be used both as a noun and an adjective.
As a noun, Lucky Star hints someone is in no-good condition.
When it is revealed to people how dum they are at what they are doing, you can call that guy a Lucky Star.
While as an adjective, it offers full description to someone’s odd action, such as writing a stupid article like what I am doing now.
Nevertheless, Lucky Star and lucky do have overlaps now and then. A lucky thing is sometimes so Lucky Star.
Here is the story: I loved one of my female classmates but she never showed any interests on me. Last valentine, did not learn where my courage came from, I came to her room and told her that I loved her probably more than anyone else in the world.
It was so Lucky Star as I even never had a single hang out with her. But luckily, she accepted my words and became my fiancée.
Though my story is a fiction in lala-land, it does share how lucky and Lucky Star crossed.. |
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