Do You Have a Soccer Ball?Frank Brown:
I don’t have a soccer ball,but my brother Alan does.we go to the same school and we love soccer.we play it at school with our friends.it’s relaxing.
Gina Smith:
Yes,I do.I have two soccer balls,three volleyballs,four basketballs and five baseballs and bats.I love sports,but I don’t play them——I only watch them on TV!
Wang Wei:
No,I don’t.soccer is difficult.I like ping-pong.It’s easy for me.I have three ping-pong balls and two ping-pong bats.After class,I play ping-pong with my classmates.
你有一个足球吗？
法兰克·布朗：
我没有一个足球，但我的兄弟艾伦有.我们在相同的学校读书和我们的爱足球.我们和朋友在学校踢足球。我觉得很放松。
吉娜·斯密：
是的，我有。我有两只足球，排球三个，四个篮球和五个棒球和球棒。我爱运动，但是我不玩——我只在电视上看！
王玮。
不，我没有.足球对我来说很困难。我喜欢乒乓球。我认为很容易。我有三个乒乓球两个乒乓球拍。课后，我和我的同学打乒乓球。
有关寓言的英语作业.本人英语有限 求指点 what and who is the fable about? what is the moral? do you like the fable? why or why not？ is it like any other fable y
What and who is the fable about?
此寓言是关于甚么和关于谁人的?
What is the moral?
此寓言的道德观是甚么?
Do you like the fable? Why or why not?
你喜欢此寓言吗? 为何喜欢, 为何不喜欢?
Is it like any other fable you have read? If so, explain.
此寓言与你曾看过的寓言有相同之处吗? 如有, 请列出.
有没有长一些的，五分钟左右的英语趣味故事可以提供啊？讲故事比赛。。
1. Panos and Auntie
It’s me, Lola. Hello, today I’m going to tell you a story about a little boy called Panos. He lived with his mum and dad in a flat near the station.
Panos wanted to be a train driver when he grew up. From his bedroom window he could see the trains come and go. And sometimes he played with his toy train on the floor. He was very happy. He was very happy. But then one day something happened to spoil everything. His mother took Panos on her knee and said, “Listen, Panos. I’m going to go away for a few days. I’m going to have a baby, a new little brother sister for you. You can come and see me in the hospital when I have had the baby.”
Panos was cross. He didn’t want a new brother or sister. What’s more, Panos didn’t want his mum to go away, even for a few days. “You’ll be all right.” She said. “You’ll go and stay with your Auntie Anastasia. You’ll have a lovely time.”
Next day Panos went to stay with Auntie Anastasia. She was a plump lady, always laughing and joking. She worked in a bakery.
“Ho, ho, hello, Panos, my love.” She laughed. “I’ve got a present for you. Look, there.” On Auntie’s sofa was a box all wrapped up in blue and yellow paper. Panos unwrapped it. There inside was a fantastic new toy train. It was red and green with three coaches.
“Oh, thank you, Auntie,” yelled Panos and he started to play with it straight away.
Next day Panos helped Aunt Anastasia in the bakery. They made lots of lovely Greek cakes. Panos fetched the nuts and honey and helped his auntie making the cakes. Afterwards he helped her to watch up.
“My, my!” laughed Anastasia. “It’s nice having a man about the place to help me. I hope your mum has lots more babies and you come to stay with me every time.”
A few days later Anastasia said, “OK, big boy. Now we’re off to the hospital to see your mum. She’s had the baby, and they’re both waiting to see you.”
“Is it a boy or a girl?” asked Panos. Anastasia laughed. “Just you wait and see. I’ll tell you what, though. Why don’t we take some cakes for your mum? She must be missing our Greek food.” So they put some of the honey and nut cakes in a bag and Panos carried it carefully all the way to the hospital.
There was his mum in bed, looking very pretty with her hair all curly round her shoulders. Panos ran to her. “Mum, Mum.” He shouted. “I made some honey and nut cakes. I’ve brought them for you. I helped Auntie Anastasia in the bakery, and she gave me a new train.” “Aren’t you a lucky boy?” smiled Mum. “And a clever boy, too, to make me some lovely cakes. Now just look in the little cradle by the bed and you’ll see your baby brother, Dinos.”
Panos looked in the cradle. There lay a tiny baby. He had a red wrinkly face. Panos laughed. “He looks like a little old gnome.” He said, “When will he be old enough to play with my trains?”
It was going to be fun having a little brother after all.