The writer's father (like) having a shower after (come) home. He usually(sit）in his favourite chair and (read)his book or newspaper (learn)what's new today. The writer thinks his father is a (bore) man. Then the writer sees his father(work）on the building site. He is not (worry) about the (high) of the building. He thinks his father is (real) cool now.
Never a dull moment
by Tony Bradman
⑴If you like to keep lively,
If you hate being bored,
Just come down to our house
And knock on the door.
⑵It's the noisiest house
In the whole of our town,
There're doors always slamming(砰地关上)
And things falling down.
⑶There's my dad, who keeps shouting,
And my mum, who breaks things,
The baby (who'll bite you!)
And our dog running rings.
⑷There's my sister the screamer
And my brother who roars(咆哮)，
And a grandpa who's stone deaf
(He's the one who slams doors).
⑸So come down to our house,
You don't need the address,
You'll hear it ten miles away
And the outside's a mess.
⑹You won't mind the racket(嘈杂声)，
You'll just love the din(吵闹声)
For there's never a dull moment
In the house we live in!
