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趣味性的英语小故事
趣味性的英语小故事
儿童学习英语,有的家长就喜欢给孩子阅读带有趣味性的英语小故事。
下面是为大家的适合幼儿的英文故事,希望对大家有帮助。
Onceuponatime
很久以前
therewasasinglebananatreeinthejungle.
在这片森林里面有一棵唯一的香蕉树。
Twobunchesofbananaswereonthebananatree.
香蕉树上有两串香蕉。
Therewerethreechildrenfromavillage.
有三个山村的孩子。
Theywerewatchingthebananasgrow.
他们正在观察香蕉的成长。
Therewerefourmonkeysfromthejungle.
有四只这片森林的猴子。
Theywerewatchingthebananasgrow.
他们正在观察香蕉的成长。
Thechildrenlookedatthebananasatfiveo’clockintheafternooneveryday.
孩子们在每一天下午六点钟看香蕉。
Themonkeyslookedatthebananasatsixo’clockinthemorningeveryday.
猴子们在每一天早上六点钟看香蕉。
Thethreechildrenandthefourmonkeyswereveryexcited.Soonthebananaswouldbereadytoeat.
这三个孩子和这四只猴子非常兴奋。
很快香蕉就快能吃了。
Allsevenofthemwantedtoeatthebananas.
他们全部七个人都想吃香蕉。
Oneeveningthechildrenrantothebananatree.
一天傍晚孩子们跑到香蕉树。
Therewereeightcolorfulbutterfliessittingonthebananas.
八只色彩鲜艳的蝴蝶正落在香蕉上。
Thebananaswerealmostyellow.
香蕉差不多成黄颜色了。
“Let’seatthebananasnow.”
“现在让我们吃香蕉。
”
“No,theyarenotripe.”
“不,他们没有熟呢。
”
Thenextmorningthemonkeyslookedatthebananas.
第二天早上猴子们看到香蕉。
Therewereninedropsofdewsparklingonthebananas.
有九粒露水在香蕉上发光。
Thethreechildrenrantothebananastreeforbreakfast.
这三个孩子跑到香蕉树旁,把香蕉作为早餐。
Thefourmonkeysswungfromtreetotreetogettothebananatree.Itwas10o’clock.Themonkeysandchildrenwantedbananasforbreakfast.
这四只猴子从一棵树到另一棵树摇荡来到香蕉树。
十点钟了。
猴子们和孩子们要把香蕉当作早餐。
Thechildrenwereveryupsettoseethemonkeys.
孩子们看到猴子们感到非常烦乱。
Themonkeyswereveryupsettoseethechildren.
猴子们看到孩子们感到非常烦乱。
Thechildrenwereveryafraidthatthemonkeyswouldtakeallofthebananas.Themonkeyswereafraidthatthechildrenwouldtakeallofthebananas.
孩子们非常害怕猴子们拿走所有的香蕉。
猴子们害怕孩子们拿走所有的香蕉。
Thechildrenwereveryhungry.Theywerealsoverytired.
孩子们很饿。
他们也很疲倦。
Themonkeyswereveryhungry.Theywerealsoverytired.
猴子们很饿。
他们也很疲倦。
Thechildrenweretootiredtothrowstones.
孩子们太疲倦了而不能扔石头。
Themonkeysweretootiredtothrowsticks.
猴子们太疲倦了而不能扔木棍。
“I’msohungry.””Metoo.”
“我很饿。
”“我也是。
”
“Let’ssharethebananaswiththemonkeys.”
“让我们和猴子们一起分享香蕉。
”
“OK!
Let’ssharethebananaswiththemonkeys.”
“好的!
让我们和猴子们一起分享香蕉。
”
Themonkeysandthechildrenenjoyedtheirbreakfast.
猴子们和孩子们享用了他们的早餐。
Theyalsolearnedthatsharingisbetterthanfighting.
他们也明白了分享比争斗更好。
Reminder
IntheveterinaryofficewhereI'matechnician,wemailoutreminderswhenpetsaredueforvainations.Bruno,aGermanshepherd,arrivedforhisannualrabiesshot,andwewererequiredbystatelawtoaskhisownerifBrunohadbittenanyoneinthelasttendays."Ohyes,infactthat'swhywe'rehere,"shereplied.Surprised,Itoldherweassumedthey'deinbecauseofourreminder.
"Wedid,"sheexplained."Brunobitthemailcarrierwhowasdeliveringyourcard."
催单
我是一家兽医站的技师。
当动物到了该注射疫苗的时候,我们就寄出催单。
一条德国物质牧羊犬布鲁诺来做每年一次的狂犬疫苗注射。
我们依照州法律的要求询问他的主人,在过去的十天里布鲁诺是否咬了什么人。
“噢,是的。
事实上这正是我们到这儿来的原因,”她回答说。
我觉得奇怪,告诉她我们以为他们是因为收到了我们的催单才来的。
“的确如此,”她解释道。
“布鲁诺咬了给你们送催单的邮递员。
”
Amancarvesanidolandtakesittothefair.Noonebuysit,sohebeginstoshoutinordertocanvassthecustomer.有人雕刻了一个赫尔墨斯的木像,拿到市场上去卖。
因为没有一个买主上前Hesaysthatthisidolcanbringinwealthandgoodluck.Onemansaystotheseller,“Hello,Myfriend,ifthisisso,youshouldhavetheadvantagesthattheidolcanbring,whydoyouwanttosellit?
”Thesellersays,“WhatIwantisthatIcangetcashinatonce.Theprofitfromtheidolissoslow.他便大声叫喊,想招揽生意,说有赐福招财的神出售。
这时旁边有一个人对他说道:
“喂,朋友,既然这样,你自己应该享受他的好处哇,为什么还要卖掉他呢?
”他回答说:
“我要的是现在马上可以兑现的利益,这个神的利益却来得很慢哪。
”Thisstorymeans:
Godwillneverrespectpeoplewhomakeaprofitbyhookorcrook.这故事正是说那种不择手段地求利,连神也不尊敬的人。
Onceuponatimealittleoldwomanandalittleoldmanlivedinacottage.Onedaythelittleoldwomanmadeagingerbreadman.Shegavehimcurrantsforeyesandcherriesforbuttons.Sheputhimintheoventobake.Thelittleoldwomanandlittleoldmanwereveryhungryandwantedtoeatthegingerbreadman.Assoonashewascooked,thelittleoldwomanopenedtheovendoor.Thegingerbreadmanjumpedoutofthetinandranoutoftheopenwindowshouting,'Don'teatme!
'Thelittleoldwomanandlittleoldmanranafterthegingerbreadman.'Stop!
Stop!
'theyyelled.Thegingerbreadmandidnotlookback.Heranonsaying,'Run,runasfastasyoucan!
Youcan'tcatchme,I'mthegingerbreadman!
'Downthelanehespedwhenhecametoapig.'Stop!
Stop!
Iwouldliketoeatyou,"shoutedthepig.Thegingerbreadmanwastoofast.Heranonsaying"Run,runasfastasyoucan.Youcan'tcatchme,I'mthegingerbreadman.”Alittlefurtheronhemetacow.'Stop!
Stop!
littleman,'calledthehungrycow,'Iwanttoeatyou.'Againthegingerbreadmanwastoofast.Hespedondowntheroadsaying,"Run,runasfastasyoucan.Youcan'tcatchme,I'mthegingerbreadman."Thecowbegantochasethegingerbreadmanalongwiththepig,andthelittleoldwoman.Butthegingerbreadmanwastoofastforthem.Itwasnotlongbeforethegingerbreadmancametoahorse.'Stop!
Stop!
'shoutedthehorse.'Iwanttoeatyou,littleman.'Butthegingerbreadmandidnotstop.Hesaid,'Run,runasfastasyoucan.Youcan'tcatchme,I'mthegingerbreadman.'Thehorsejoinedinthechase.Thegingerbreadmanlaughedandlaughed,untilhecametoariver.'Ohno!
'hecried,'Theywillcatchme.HowcanIcrosstheriver?
'Aslyfoxcameoutfrombehindatree.'Icanhelpyoucrosstheriver,'saidthefox.'JumpontomytailandIwillswimacross.''Youwon'teatme,willyou?
'saidthegingerbreadman.'Ofcoursenot,'saidthefox.'Ijustwanttohelp.'Thegingerbreadmanclimbedonthefox'stail.Soonthegingerbreadmanbegantogetwet.'Climbontomyback,'saidthefox.Sothegingerbreadmandid.Asheswamthefoxsaid,'Youaretooheavy.Iamtired.Jumpontomynose.'Sothegingerbreadmandidashewastold.Nosoonerhadtheyreachedtheotherside,thanthefoxtossedthegingerbreadmanupintheair.Heopenedhismouthand'Snap!
'thatwastheendofthegingerbreadman.
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