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The Aesop's Fables: The Goose wi

The Aesop's Fables: The Goose wi

作者: 述而斋 | 来源:发表于2023-06-29 11:14 被阅读0次

        A Farmer and his wife live in a small house in the country. They are very poor. Then one day something fantastic happens. 【fantastic /fænˈtæstɪk/ adj. 奇异的,怪诞的; happens /ˈfhæpənz/ 发生 】

    Farmer: Good morning, dear.

    Wife: Good morning.

              I’ll fry you some eggs. 【fry /fraɪ/ v. 油煎,油炸 】

        The wife goes out to the barn to get some eggs. She suddenly shouts loudly to the Farmer. [ barn /bɑːn/ n. 畜棚,谷仓;suddenly /ˈsʌd(ə)nli/ adv. 突然地,出乎意料地;shouts /ʃaʊts/ v. 呼喊;高声谈笑,shout 的第三人称单数;loudly /ˈlaʊdli/ adv. 大声地,响亮地 ]

    Wife: Come out here, dear! Quickly!

    Farmer: Why? What’s the matter? 【matter /ˈmætə(r)/ n. 事情,问题】

        The Farmer runs out to the barn.

    Wife: Look at this!

    Farmer: What is it?

    Wife: It’s a golden egg!

    Farmer: A golden egg?

                  Where did you get is?

    Wife: From this Goose.

              It laid this golden egg. 【 laid /leɪd/ v.下蛋,产卵 (lay 的过去分词) 】

    Goose: Quack, quack! 【quack /kwæk/ v. (鸭子)呱呱叫,嘎嘎叫 】

    Farmer: I can’t believe it. 【believe /bɪˈliːv/ v. 相信 】

                  It’s so shiny and beautiful. 【shiny /ˈʃaɪni/ adj. 光滑发亮的,有光泽的】

                  What shall we do with it? 

    Wife: Sell it at the market.

    Farmer: Good idea.

                   I’ll sell it and buy some meat. 【 meat /miːt/ n. 肉类 】

    Wife: Yes.

              I’ll cook you a delicious meal tonight. 【 cook / v. 煮,烧;kʊk/ meal /miːl/ n. 一餐 】

    Farmer: Yahoo! Thank you, Goose!

        The Farmer goes to the market that afternoon and gets a good price for the golden egg. The Farmer and his Wife have a nice dinner that night, but they can’t fall asleep. They are so excited and hope that the goose will lay another golden egg tomorrow morning. 【price /praɪs/ n. 价格;dinner /ˈdɪnə(r)/ n. 正餐,晚餐;fall /fɔːl/ v.进入某状态 】

    Goose: Cock –a –doodle-doo!!! 【 咕咕咕咕 】

    Farmer: Wake up, dear.

                  Let’s see if the Goose laid another golden egg.

    Wife: Okay. Let’s hurry.

        The two rush out to the barn. 【rush /rʌʃ/ v. 冲,奔 】

    Farmer: Look!

                  Another golden egg!

    Wife: Thank you, Goose.

              We will be rich soon. 【soon /suːn/ adv. 很快,马上,不久】

    Farmer: Yes. Thanks to the Goose.

                   Feed it well, dear. 【 feed /fiːd/ v. 饲养,喂养 】

    Wife: Of course.

              I will feed it the best food.

        After that, the Farmer and his Wife gave the Goose the best food. They loved the Goose. The Goose kept laying a golden egg every day. Some months later, the couple moved to a bigger house. They were very happy.  【 kept /kept/  v. 保持,处于;继续,重复,keep 的过去式和过去分词;couple /ˈkʌp(ə)l/ n. 两个,几个,一对夫妇;moved /muːvd/  v. 搬迁,move 的过去式和过去分词形式 】

    Farmer: Thanks to the Goose, we are not poor anymore. 【anymore /ˌeniˈmɔː(r)/ adv. (不)再,再也(不)】

    Wife: That is true.  【 true /truː/  adj. 真实的;正确的 】

              But I’m getting curious. 【curious /ˈkjʊəriəs/  adj. 好奇的,求知欲强的 】

    Farmer: About what?

    Wife: The Goose doesn’t look special. 【 special /ˈspeʃ(ə)l/ adj. 特殊的,特别的 】

    Farmer: So what?

    Wife: But how can it lay golden eggs?

    Farmer: Good question.

                  Now I’m getting curious, too. Hmm…

        More months passed and the Farmer and his Wife became quite rich. 【became /bɪˈkeɪm/ v. 变得(become 的过去式);quite /kwaɪt/ adv. 相当,很;非常,十分 】

    Farmer: We are now quite rich.

                  Thanks to the Goose.

    Wife: Yes.

              But I want to get really rich fast.

    Farmer: How?

    Wife: Think.

              We don’t know how the Goose lays the golden eggs.

              But we know where they are coming from.

    Farmer: We do? Where?

    Wife: From the Goose’s stomach, of course. 【stomach /ˈstʌmək/ n. 胃;腹部 】

              So its stomach must be full of golden eggs. 【full /fʊl/ adj. 满的】

    Farmer: Perhaps. I don’t know.

    Wife: Can’t you see?

              We can become really rich all at once.

    Farmer: What do you mean? 【mean /miːn/ v. 意味着】

    Wife: Cut open the Goose’s stomach. 【cut  /kʌt/ v. (尤指用刀)切,割,砍,剪,削,剁】

              Take out all of the golden eggs inside.

    Farmer: You mean kill the Goose?

    Wife: Yes.

              A golden egg a day is too slow. 【slow /sləʊ/ adj. 耗时的,太慢的 】

              I want to become really rich. Now!

    Farmer: But it has given us a golden egg every day.

                   It made us rich. We can’t kill it now. 【made /meɪd/ v. 造成,词make 的过去式和过去分词形式 】

    Wife: Why not?

              Don’t you want to become richer faster? 【richer /rɪtʃə/  adj. 更富有的;faster /fɑ:stə(r)/ adv. 更快地】

    Farmer: Yes, but we are rich right now.

    Wife: Yes. But I want to become really really rich.

              I want to live in the city.

              Bring the knife from the kitchen.  【bring /brɪŋ/ v. 拿来,带来】

    Farmer: If you wish, dear. 【 wish /wɪʃ/ v. 希望(做某事 )】

        The Farmer brings a sharp knife from the kitchen. The Goose sees the knife and starts crying and runs away. The Wife hides the knife behind her back. 【sharp /ʃɑːp/ adj. 锋利的,尖的;hides /haɪdz/  v. 隐瞒,躲藏,鞭打,hide 的第三人称单数】 

    Goose: Quack, quack!

    Wife: What’s the matter, Goose? 【matter /ˈmætə(r)/ n. 事情,问题】

              I have something delicious for you.

    Goose: Quack, quack!

    Wife: it’s running away!

              Go and catch it!  【catch /kætʃ/ v. 接住;抓住,捉住】

    Farmer: Okay, dear.

                   Come here, Goosey.

    Goose: Quack, quack!

    Wife: Catch it, catch it!

    Farmer: I got it!

    Goose: Quack, quack!

        The Farmer catches the Goose and the Wife is about to cut open its stomach.

    Wife: We will be really rich soon. 【soon /suːn/ adv. 很快,马上,不久】

              How many eggs will there be?

    Farmer: I don’t know.

                  But there must be many.

                  I’m getting curious now.

                  Hurry up. Cut it open.

    Wife: Okay, here I go.

    Goose: (scream)Q-U-A-C-K!!!  【 scream /skriːm/ v. (因伤痛、害怕、激动等)尖叫】

        The Goose’s stomach is cut open. The Farmer and his Wife look surprised.  【surprised /səˈpraɪzd/ v. 使惊奇,使诧异,使感到意外(surprise 的过去式和过去分词形式)】

    Farmer: Where are the golden eggs?

    Wife: I don’t know.

              There must be some inside.

              Look carefully! 【carefully /ˈkeəfəli/ adv. 小心地,仔细地】

    Farmer: There are none! 【none /nʌn/  pron. 全无】

                   What have we done?

    Wife: No golden eggs?

    Farmer: Poor Goose.

                   We were too greedy. 【greedy /ˈɡriːdi/  adj. 贪婪的,贪心的】

                   So we will become poor again.

    Wife: Poor us!

    Farmer: Boo-hoo-hoo.

        MORAL:  Don’t be greedy.


        Did you enjoy the story? Now. let's do the workbook. Are you ready? Okay, let's begin.

    Phonics time six: Long vowel  Aa /eɪ/  

    ape /eɪp/ n. 猿,类人猿    tape /teɪp/ n. 磁带,录音带

    cave /keɪv/ . 洞穴,山洞    vase /veɪs/ n. 花瓶,(装饰用的)瓶

    face /feɪs/ n. 脸,面部    wave /weɪv/ n. 海浪

    snake /sneɪk/ n. 蛇     lake /leɪk/  n. 湖,湖泊

    plate /pleɪt/  n. 盘子,碟子

    Listen and draw a line to match the picture.

    Number one: The cow says moo moo.

    Number two: The cat says meow meow.

    Number three: The dog says woof woof.

    Number four: The horse says neigh neigh.

    Number five: The pig say oink oink.

    Listen and rewrite the scrambled sentence.

    Number one: What's the matter?

    Number two: Where did you get it.

    Number three: It's so shiny and beautiful.

    Number four: Thanks to the goose.

    Number five: A golden egg a day is too slow.

    Number six: Where are the golden eggs?

    Listen and write the number in correct order.

    Numberone: I'm getting curious.

    Number two: Thank you goose.

    Number three: We were too greedy.

    Number four: You mean kill the goose?

    Number five: It's so shiny and beautiful.

    Number six: There are none!

    Number seven: It's running away!

    Number eight: I want to get really rich fast.

    Number nine: Quack, quack!

    Chant and song: Good morning.

        One day I saw downy duck, With feathers on his back; I said ," Good morning, downy duck", And he said,"Quack, quack. quack".

        One day I saw a timid mouse, He was so shy and meek; I said," Good morning, timid mouse", And he said," Squeak, squeak, squeak".

        One day I saw a curly dog, I met him with a bow, I said," Good morning, curly dog", And he said," Bow-bow-bow". 

        One day I saw a scarlet bird, He woke me from my sieep; I said," Good moning, scarlet bird", And he said," Cheep, cheep, cheep".

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