Lucy and Matt's mum is a doctor. The children and their dad were1last Monday evening.
Mum 2and said, "I3do some more work here at the hospital. Ask Dad4your dinner."
"Oh no!" said Matt, "Dad5cook !"
The family 6some food in the kitchen cupboards. They found some onion, potatos and7.
"What can we make with these?" asked Matt. "I'm very 8! I think I could eat a horse!" Then Lucy said,
"I know! We can make 9."Matt was not happy. He said "I don't like soup. I want pasta and meatballs!"
"Sorry, Matt," Dad said. "We haven't got any pasta or meatballs. We 10 have these vegetables to eat for dinner."
Lucy and Dad made the soup. Then the 11of them sat down and started eating. Lucy asked Matt.
"So, 12do you think?" "It's fantastic! I 13it!" Matt answered.
"Can I have 14bowl of soup, please?" 15they all laughed. What an able cook Dad is!
Clouds
On a beautiful spring afternoon
I relax—and lie down
On the soft greengrass
Breathing in the fresh smell that I can feel all around
My attention is taken up to the clouds.
For up there in the bright blue sky
Is a fluffy white world of cotton on candy animals
And castles built with marshmallow bricks.
But I must be creative and take the time
To bring this world into focus
So I take a breath
And squint my eyes just a little bit.
And before I know it—there they are—A big bear
Soft as a pillow, quietly curls up to sleep
As a tiny, cotton ball mouse
Jumps out from a lion's house
What a treat to spend my afternoon
With these newly found friends moving by!
(Mr. Smith is giving a class, Suddenly some bottles drop out of Nancy's desk, S is for Mr. Smith; N is for Nancy)
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A. That's an interesting idea. B. No, I haven't started yet. C. Some of my bottles dropped onto the floor D. Yes, I've made two. E. Why do you collect those bottles? F. That would be impossible. G. Thanks for your advice |
S: What's the noise there?
N: Sorry, Mr. Smith. .
S: (Walking over to take a look.) Wow, so many bottles!
N: I'm collecting waste bottles.
S:
N: Because I want to make some vases for our class out of them
S: You can put a big paper box at the back of our classroom. Then we all can help you collect the bottles.
N: .
S: Have you already made some vases?
N: But I haven't finished painting them yet.
S: Can you show them to us next week?
N: No problem. I think I can finish them tonight and
I'll bring them here tomorrow.
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Dear Molly,
I just got your letter with the picture of you riding your bike.
From the smile on your face, I can tell how much you're having. I still remember when you could ride a tricycle(儿童三轮自行车).You're a long way!
Now here's some . I'm sure you're a good rider. But you will that bike now and then. So please get a helmet. Wear it every time you ride. A helmet will help protect you a head injury.
Wearing a helmet when you ride a bike is as as wearing your seat belt when you ride in a car!
No, I'm trying to be a bossy know- it-all. I just don't want a bad fall to wipe that smile off your face.
When you come this summer, bring your bike and your helmet.
We'll take some great rides together!
Your cousin,
Vera
It's very important for everyone to .
