我希望成为一棵树的原因英语作文范文
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篇1
    Why I Want to Be a Tree
    Hello! My name is Tommy and I'm 9 years old. Today I want to tell you all about why I wish I could be a tree instead of a human. I know it sounds kind of weird, but hear me out!
    First of all, trees get to live for a super duper long time! Can you believe some trees are over 1,000 years old? That's way older than even Great-Grandma Ethel who is 97. As a tree, I could see history happen right before my eyes across centuries. I would get to witness all the changes in the world, like when we get flying cars or cities on Mars. How cool would that be?
    As a human, I'll be lucky if I make it to 100 years old. That's still a pretty long time, but noth
ing compared to trees. Plus, trees don't have to worry about getting wrinkles or grey hair as they get older. They just keep on growing taller and stronger each year. Sign me up for that!
    Another big reason why I'd love to be a tree is that I wouldn't have to go to school ever again! No more waking up early, rushing to catch the bus, or sitting through long lessons on subjects I'm not interested in. Can you imagine how awesome that would be?
    Instead, I could spend my days silently swaying in the breeze and soaking up the warm sunshine. Ahh, now that's the life! Sure, trees need sunlight and water to survive. But at least they don't have to do any homework or take any tests. Tree life just seems way more chill if you ask me.
    Being a tree also means I could help the environment in a major way. Trees produce the oxygen that allows all animals and humans to breathe. They filter air pollution and provide shelter and food for countless critters. We need trees to have a healthy planet!
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    As a human, there's only so much I can do. I can recycle, pick up litter, and turn off lights when I leave a room. But those actions are pretty small compared to the vital roles trees play. If I were a tree, every single day I would be actively making the Earth a better place just by existing. How fulfilling would that be?
    Another fun part about being a tree is that I could grow all sorts of delicious foods for forest critters and humans to enjoy. Apples, oranges, pecans, maple syrup, you name it! Kids and adults would come from miles around just to pick my fruits and nuts. I'd be like a free grocery store!
    Speaking of foods, trees also don't have to worry about what they eat or their diet. They just absorb sunlight and nutrients from the soil. No having to meal prep or carefully count calories. As long as trees have those basics covered, they're good to go. Way less complicated than human diets!
    While we're on the subject of human complications, trees definitely don't stress out about things the way we do. They don't have bills to pay, jobs to go to, or chores to complete. Tre
es don't get overwhelmed by their busy schedules or stay up at night worrying about their problems. are. Sounds awfully peaceful, if you ask me.
    But overall, I still think the perks outweigh the negatives. The longevity, the sustainability, the freedom from human stresses and responsibilities - what's not to love? Trees just seem to have it all figured out in my book. So yeah, if I could choose between being a human or a tree for my life, I'd go for tree every time! Let's bee (get it?) a tree together.
篇2
    The Reasons Why I Want to Be a Tree
    Have you ever thought about what it would be like to be a tree? I have, and I think it would be amazing! There are so many great reasons why I'd love to trade in my human body for some bark, branches, and leaves. Let me tell you all about it.
    First of all, being a tree means you get to live for a really, really long time. Some trees can live for hundreds or even thousands of years! Can you imagine being alive for a millen
nium? You'd get to watch centuries go by. You'd see civilizations rise and fall, wars start and end, empires come and go. You'd be like a wise old grandpa tree who has seen it all. How cool would that be?
    As a human, I'll be lucky if I make it to 100 years old. But as a tree, a thousand years would just be getting started. I could spend decades, even centuries, just growing taller and spreading my branches out wider and wider. No need to rush through life - a tree has all the time in the world.
    Another awesome perk of treehood would be getting to experience all four seasons, year after year after year. In spring, I'd grow new bright green leaves and welcome back all the birds and squirrels after a long winter. Summer would be a blast, soaking up the warm sun and hosting picnics in my cool shade. Fall is when I'd really shine, putting on a spectacular display of red, orange, and yellow leaves. Even winter wouldn't be too bad - I'd get to spend a few months napping while covered in a blanket of pure white snow.