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المؤلف:
L.A Hill
المصدر:
Elementary Anecdotes In American English
الجزء والصفحة:
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Mr. and Mrs. Davis have one son. His name is Bobby, and it was his birthday a few days ago.
Last Sunday Mrs. Davis's old father came to visit her and her husband, and he brought Bobby a nice toy train.
When he gave it to Bobby he said, "I'm sorry, Bobby, but I forgot your birthday last Tuesday, so I didn't give you this present then."
"Oh, that doesn't matter, Grandpa," Bobby answered. “Thank you very much."
"And how old are you now, Bobby?" his grandfather asked. Bobby knew the answer to that question. "I'm five, Grandpa," he said.
"That's good," the old man said. "You're a big boy now, Bobby."
"Yes, I am, Grandpa," Bobby answered.
"And what are you going to be when you're older?" his grandfather said. Bobby knew the answer to that one too. "I'm going to be six, Grandpa," he answered.
A Answer these questions:
- Why didn't Bobby's grandfather give him his present on his birthday?
- What did Bobby say when he got the present?
- What did his grandfather ask him then?
- How old was Bobby?
- What was his grandfather's next question?
- And what was Bobby's answer?
B Which words in the story mean the opposite of:
- little
- next
- remembered
- question
- younger
C Choose the correct sentence for each picture and write it down.
1- a. Bobby's grandfather is bringing a present to him.
b. Bobby's grandfather is taking a present from him.
c. Bobby's grandfather is sending a present to him.
2- a. Bobby's grandfather has a beard.
b. Bobby's grandfather has a mustache.
c. Bobby's grandfather has a beard and a mustache.
3- a. Bobby pulled his toy train under the chair.
b. Bobby's going to pull his toy train under the chair.
c. Bobby's pulling his toy train under the chair.
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