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Wheres Sally, Jack? Shes in the garden, Jane. Whats she doing? Shes sitting under the tree. Is Tim in the garden, too? Yes, he is. Hes climbing the tree. I beg your pardon? Whos climbing the tree. Tim is. What about the dog? The dogs in the garden,
[00:11.99]Hi,what's your name? I'm Jack. [00:18.26]How old are you? I'm one. [00:23.90]What's your job? I'm a waiter. [00:28.66]Are they waiters,too? [00:32.73]No,they aren't.What are their jobs? They're drivers. [00:39.89]Hi,what's your name? I'm Ja
Unit 17 Assessment Part I Listen and draw along I W: Look! Thats a big elephant. M: Yes, its purple elephant. W: Put the elephant on the bus. M: OK, put the elephant on the bus. II W: Can you see a tiger? M: Yes, its a yellow tiger. W: Ok, put the ti
Sally and her husband, Jack, have both been driving for three years. Jack has always driven very carefully. He has never been in an accident. Sally, however, has never been a good driver. She has alre
Thisis your castle? said Jack. Basho smiled. In my heart, my humble cottage isgrander than all the castles of the samurai, heexplained. And my banana tree is more beautiful tome than all the beauty of the Imperial Garden.Jack and Annie stared at the
Jack poured milk over his cereal. His stomach feltfluttery. It was Monday-the first day of a new schoolyear. Jack always felt nervous on the first day. Whatwould his new teacher be like? Would his desk beclose to a window? Would friends from last yea
Noo......cried jack. Jack ran to beauty and yawn hunks of paper from her mouth, Annedropped her kneesand picked up the torn pieces of chewed aroundthe camels big feet. The treasure had ruined. Mourned Anne. Jack was stoned. I shouldnt left my bag her
Jack, Annie, and Teddy crunched through fallenleaves until they came to Merlin's oak. They foundthe hidden door near the rope ladder. Teddy pushedon the bark. The door opened. One by one, they slipped into thecandlelit hollow of the tree trunk. Merli
The land around the Amazon River is called Selvaswhich means woods. 亚马逊河附近的地区叫做热带雨林就是森林的意思。 It is not only woods but jungles and swamps, and it is very wild, hot, damp, and unhealthful. 不仅仅是森林,
By Alisha Ryu Nyeri, Kenya 22 May 2006 Jack Githae, herbal doctor, is standing next to a young MUIRI tree at his clinic in Nyeri, Kenya For thousands of years, people living around Mount Kenya in the
it,this 和that都是指示代词,但是它们使用的条件却有很大的区别,而且这三个词都有一些固定的用法,具体说区分如下: 一、 距离说话人近的人或物用this,距离说话人远的人或物用that。如
-One story about Jack, an Irishman, who was not allowed into Heaven because he was stingy with his money. So he was sent to hell. But down there he played tricks on the Devil (Satan), so he was kicked out of Hell and made to walk the earth forever ca
Where'sSally, Jack? She's in the garden, Jean. What's thedoing? She's sitting under the tree. Is Tim inthe garden, too? Yes, he is. He's climbing the tree. I beg yourpardon? Who'sclimbing the tree? Tim is. What about the dog? The dog's inthe garden,
10EarthLife Themidnightwoodswokeup. Abreezerustledtheleaves. Anowlhooted. Thesoundsweresoft,butveryalive. Jackopenedhiseyes.Hepushedhisglassesintoplace. Hesmiled.Morganwasstillwiththem.Hecouldseeherinthemoonlight.Herlongwhitehairwasshining. Morgan,
The bridge must have caved in! cried Annie. They stared at the dried-up stream. Pumice hadpiled up in huge drifts, like snow. We'll have to get through that stuff to get across!said Jack. He and Annie slid down the bank onto the piles ofpumice. As th
Jack and Annie walked past the Frog Creek woodson their way home from the library. I miss Teddy, said Annie. Me, too, said Jack. He's a really smart dog, said Annie. 3Yeah, said Jack, and brave. And wise, said Annie. And funny, said Jack. And here! s
The warm air burst with sound. Kah -ko! Eee-eee! Akkk-awkk! What's going on? said Jack. He and Annie looked out the window. The sky was lit by an orange glow as the sun wentdown. The tree house was in a tree by a stream at the edgeof a forest. . The
Tigers? said Annie. Cool. Jack read more: 7A wild tiger eats almost 5,000 pounds of fresh rawmeat a year. Oh, not so cool, said Annie. Jack went on: Tigers usually leave elephants alone. And likemany smaller cats, tigers often avoid wild dogs. What?
Early sunlight slanted into the tree house. The cool breezesmelled of wild grass. Oh, man, said Jack. These are neat clothes.Their jeans and T-shirts had magically changed. Jack had on abuckskin shirt and pants. Annie wore a fringed buckskin dress. T
Arf! Arf.' Arf! Jack finished tying his sneakers. Then he looked out hisbedroom window. A small dog stood in the early sunlight. He had floppy earsand scruffy brown fur. Teddy! said Jack. Just then, Annie ran into Jack's room. Teddy's back! she said.