David always does his homework at school.
David usually drinks lemon juice after school.
David sometimes draws pictures in the recess.
David never never never drives to school.
2008年9月15日 星期一
Tiffiny bought ten toys
Tiffiny bought ten toys.
Tiffiny took the toys home.
Tiffiny talked to the toys.
Tiffiny's toys talked back.
Tiffiny was terrified by the toys.
Tiffiny told her friends about the talking toys.
2008年9月10日 星期三
The Big Lion and the Little Rabbit
Once upon a time, there lived a big lion in a jungle. Every day he hunted and killed many animals. The animals were worried that one day none of them would be left alive. They all decided to go to the lion and find a solution to this problem.
When the lion saw all the animals approaching, he was very happy as he thought that he would not have to take the trouble to hunt. He could just kill all the animals together once and for all.
One of the animals, a little rabbit, stopped him and begged that he listened to what they had to say first. He went on to explain that as the lion was king of the jungle, and all the other animals were his subjects, the lion would not be a king at all if he killed all his subjects. He would have no one left to rule over. He suggested that if the lion stayed home, one animal would surrender itself each day as food for the lion. The lion agreed to this offer on the condition that if they ever failed to send him an animal, he would go on a killing spree and finish all of them off.
From then on, each day an animal was sent to the lion and the lion was pleased.
One day it was the turn of a little rabbit to sacrifice his life to provide food for the lion. This little one did not want to be the lion’s meal. He thought of a plan that would save his life as well as the lives of all the other animals in the jungle.
The rabbit slowly made his way to the lion’s den. The lion was pacing up and down, extremely hungry. He was furious when all he saw was a little rabbit. He wanted to kill all the animals in a rage. The rabbit timidly explained that the animals had actually sent him six rabbits, but five of them were killed and devoured by another lion.
The lion roared in anger. He wanted to know who this other lion was who dared to steal his food. The rabbit stuttered that it was a very big lion. He had warned the other lion not to eat him as his king would be very angry and definitely come to fight him. The rabbit went on to say that that the other lion had called His Majesty an impostor and had challenged him to prove who was actually the king of the jungle. The lion was furious. He asked the rabbit to take him to the other lion as he wanted to kill him.
The little rabbit led the lion to a well and told him that the other lion was in there. The lion peered into the well and saw his own reflection. He thought it was the other lion. He let out a huge roar which echoed back at him. He immediately jumped into the well to attack what he thought was the other lion. The lion dashed his head against the rocks and drowned.
The jubilant little rabbit returned to other animals to spread the good news.
When the lion saw all the animals approaching, he was very happy as he thought that he would not have to take the trouble to hunt. He could just kill all the animals together once and for all.
One of the animals, a little rabbit, stopped him and begged that he listened to what they had to say first. He went on to explain that as the lion was king of the jungle, and all the other animals were his subjects, the lion would not be a king at all if he killed all his subjects. He would have no one left to rule over. He suggested that if the lion stayed home, one animal would surrender itself each day as food for the lion. The lion agreed to this offer on the condition that if they ever failed to send him an animal, he would go on a killing spree and finish all of them off.
From then on, each day an animal was sent to the lion and the lion was pleased.
One day it was the turn of a little rabbit to sacrifice his life to provide food for the lion. This little one did not want to be the lion’s meal. He thought of a plan that would save his life as well as the lives of all the other animals in the jungle.
The rabbit slowly made his way to the lion’s den. The lion was pacing up and down, extremely hungry. He was furious when all he saw was a little rabbit. He wanted to kill all the animals in a rage. The rabbit timidly explained that the animals had actually sent him six rabbits, but five of them were killed and devoured by another lion.
The lion roared in anger. He wanted to know who this other lion was who dared to steal his food. The rabbit stuttered that it was a very big lion. He had warned the other lion not to eat him as his king would be very angry and definitely come to fight him. The rabbit went on to say that that the other lion had called His Majesty an impostor and had challenged him to prove who was actually the king of the jungle. The lion was furious. He asked the rabbit to take him to the other lion as he wanted to kill him.
The little rabbit led the lion to a well and told him that the other lion was in there. The lion peered into the well and saw his own reflection. He thought it was the other lion. He let out a huge roar which echoed back at him. He immediately jumped into the well to attack what he thought was the other lion. The lion dashed his head against the rocks and drowned.
The jubilant little rabbit returned to other animals to spread the good news.
2008年8月29日 星期五
The Sly Fox and the Little Red Hen
A little red hen lived alone in the woods. In a rocky cave nearby lived a sly old fox.
The fox always dreamed of catching the little hen cooking her for dinner!
But the little red hen was very clever, and she was always careful to lock her door.
At last the fox thought of a way to catch her. He waited for the little red hen to leave the house.
While she was busy collecting sticks for her nest, the fox crept through the woods towards her house.
The fox carried a bag with and he sneaked into the hen's little house.
The little hen had a terrible fright when she found the fox in her house. She flew up onto a high beam.
"You can't catch me here," she said to him, "so you might as well go home."
"Are you so sure of that?" asked the fox as he began chasing after his own tail.
Faster and faster he ran, and the little red hen became very dizzy watching him.
She fell off the beam and fox quickly put her in his bag. He then started off for home.
But the fox was tired from running, so he took a nap. The hen took her scissors to cut her way out of the bag.
The clever hen filled the fox's bag with stones. Then she trotted off for home.
The fox soon awoke and carried the bag into his house. He put on a huge pot of water to boil.
But when the stones splashed into the boiling water, the fox was scalded badly. He never bothered that hen again.
1. Where did the little red hen and the old fox live?
2. What did the fox dream of?
3. Why did the little red hen always locked her door?
4. What did the little red hen do when she saw the fox in her house?
5. What did the old fox do to make the little hen fall into his bag?
6. How did the little hen save herself from the bag of the old fox?
7. What did the fox do when he woke up?
8. What happened to the fox at the end?
The fox always dreamed of catching the little hen cooking her for dinner!
But the little red hen was very clever, and she was always careful to lock her door.
At last the fox thought of a way to catch her. He waited for the little red hen to leave the house.
While she was busy collecting sticks for her nest, the fox crept through the woods towards her house.
The fox carried a bag with and he sneaked into the hen's little house.
The little hen had a terrible fright when she found the fox in her house. She flew up onto a high beam.
"You can't catch me here," she said to him, "so you might as well go home."
"Are you so sure of that?" asked the fox as he began chasing after his own tail.
Faster and faster he ran, and the little red hen became very dizzy watching him.
She fell off the beam and fox quickly put her in his bag. He then started off for home.
But the fox was tired from running, so he took a nap. The hen took her scissors to cut her way out of the bag.
The clever hen filled the fox's bag with stones. Then she trotted off for home.
The fox soon awoke and carried the bag into his house. He put on a huge pot of water to boil.
But when the stones splashed into the boiling water, the fox was scalded badly. He never bothered that hen again.
1. Where did the little red hen and the old fox live?
2. What did the fox dream of?
3. Why did the little red hen always locked her door?
4. What did the little red hen do when she saw the fox in her house?
5. What did the old fox do to make the little hen fall into his bag?
6. How did the little hen save herself from the bag of the old fox?
7. What did the fox do when he woke up?
8. What happened to the fox at the end?
Billy and Kitty
Billy bought a sleeping bag for Kitty.
Billy gave butter to Kitty.
Billy brought a bottle of milk to Kitty.
Kitty licked the big bottle of milk.
Kitty meowed and thanked Billy.
Billy gave butter to Kitty.
Billy brought a bottle of milk to Kitty.
Kitty licked the big bottle of milk.
Kitty meowed and thanked Billy.
2008年8月25日 星期一
Pinky's Party
Pinky's Party
Pinky packed peas and pears with paper for a party.
Did Pinky pack peas and pears with the paper for the party?
If Pinky packed peas and pears with the paper for the party,
Where's the peas and pears Pinky packed for the party.
Pinky packed peas and pears with paper for a party.
Did Pinky pack peas and pears with the paper for the party?
If Pinky packed peas and pears with the paper for the party,
Where's the peas and pears Pinky packed for the party.
2008年8月15日 星期五
Comprehension Task 1
A. Read the passage carefully and answer the questions that follow.
Jenny and her mother were at a supermarket. Jenny’s mother wanted to buy some vegetables and meat for dinner.
Jenny was interested in the crabs that were in a tank. She turned around to look for her mother but she could not find her. Tears rolled down her cheeks. Jenny was crying when a salesgirl saw her. She was taken to the office where an announcement was made.
Soon her worried mother came. She was relieved to find Jenny and Jenny was very happy to see her mother. She held her mother’s hand tightly.
1. Where were Jenny and her mother?
2. What did Jenny’s mother want to do?
3. What was Jenny interested in?
4. Why did Jenny cry?
5. What did the salesgirl do to help Jenny?
6. How did her mother feel when she could not find Jenny?
Jenny and her mother were at a supermarket. Jenny’s mother wanted to buy some vegetables and meat for dinner.
Jenny was interested in the crabs that were in a tank. She turned around to look for her mother but she could not find her. Tears rolled down her cheeks. Jenny was crying when a salesgirl saw her. She was taken to the office where an announcement was made.
Soon her worried mother came. She was relieved to find Jenny and Jenny was very happy to see her mother. She held her mother’s hand tightly.
1. Where were Jenny and her mother?
2. What did Jenny’s mother want to do?
3. What was Jenny interested in?
4. Why did Jenny cry?
5. What did the salesgirl do to help Jenny?
6. How did her mother feel when she could not find Jenny?
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