Silly Seasons

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Kuula ja loe.

Silly seasons

MOLLY:

Sammy, when is your birthday?

SAMIRA:

It’s in the summer. I can swim on my birthday.

MOLLY:

I’m thinking about my birthday.

SAMIRA:

When is your birthday?

MOLLY:

It’s in the spring.

SIMON:

Look! I see the first robin of spring.

SAMIRA:

I can smell flowers!

EMMA:

Me too, and I can hear …

Abiks

silly [ˈsili] naljakas, tobe

a season [ˈsiːz(ə)n] aastaaeg

on my birthday [ɔn mai ˈbəːθdei] minu sünnipäeval

I’m thinking about [aim ˈθiŋkiŋ əˈbaut] mina mõtlen

think [θiŋk] mõelda

the first [fəːst] esimene

a robin [ˈrɔbin] punarind

smell [smel] nuusutama

a flower [ˈflauə(r)] lill

SAMIRA:

What happened? It got so cold!

TOM:

That’s because I was thinking about my birthday in February. There’s lots to do in the winter.

EMMA:

Wow! Look at Simon’s book!

SIMON:

Snow! It’s coming from my book!

MOLLY:

Let’s build a snowman.

TOM:

Or a snow fort.

SIMON:

Pity we don’t have our sledge.

Abiks

what happened [wɔt ˈhæp(ə)nd] mis juhtus

happen [ˈhæp(ə)n] juhtuma

it got so cold [it gɔt səu ˈkəuld] läks nii külmaks

cold [kəuld] külm

that’s because [ðæts biˈkɔz] seepärast, et

I was thinking [ai wəz ˈθiŋkiŋ] mina mõtlesin

there’s lots to do [ðeəz lɔts tə ˈduː] on palju, mida saab teha

snow [snəu] lumi

it’s coming from [its ˈkʌmiŋ frəm] see tuleb

build [bild] ehitama

a snowman [ˈsnəumæn] lumememm

a snow fort [ˈsnəu ˌfɔːt] lumekindlus

a pity [ˈpiti] kahju

we don’t have [wi dəunt ˈhæv] meil ei ole

a sledge [sledʒ] kelk

SAMIRA:

Simon, look at your book! It’s not a book anymore. It’s a sledge!

SIMON:

Catch it!

EMMA:

Move over. Make room for me, too.

MOLLY:

Wait for me!

SAMIRA:

That was fun. This sledge is great!

EMMA:

Let’s take it back to the boys. It’s their turn.

Abiks

anymore [ˌeniˈmɔːr] enam

Catch it! [ˈkætʃ it] Võta see kinni!

Move over. [muːv ˈəuvə(r)] Nihuta end.

Make room for me, too. [meik rum fə miː ˈtuː] Tee ka minule ruumi.

Wait for me! [weit fə ˈmiː] Oodake mind!

That was fun. [ðæt wəz ˈfʌn] See oli tore.

take [teik] viima, võtma

back [bæk] tagasi

their [ðeə(r)] nende

a turn [təːn] kord

Kui on vaja anda käske, korraldusi, nõuandeid, juhiseid ja hoiatusi või esitada taotlusi, kasuta verbi põhivormi lause alguses.

Näide

Look! Run! Take it!

Kas leiad need laused tekstist?

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Let’s build a snowman!

Mis lausest puudub?

  • when is your birthday
  • can smell
  • about my birthday
  • swim
  • Look
  • summer
  • spring

MOLLY:   Sammy, ?

SAMIRA: It’s in the . I can  on my birthday.

MOLLY:   I’m thinking .

SAMIRA: When is your birthday?

MOLLY:   It’s in the .

SIMON:   ! I see the first robin of spring.

SAMIRA: I  flowers!

EMMA:    Me too and I can hear…

SAMIRA:  It got so 

TOM:         I was thinking about my birthday in February. There’s  in the winter.

EMMA:    Wow! Look at Simon’s book!

SIMON:    Snow!  my book!

MOLLY:   build a snowman.

TOM:        Or a snow fort.

SIMON:   Pity we  our sledge.

SAMIRA: Simon,  your book! It’s not a book  It’s a sledge!

SIMON:    

EMMA:      for me, too.

MOLLY:   

SAMIRA: That was fun. This sledge is great!

EMMA:    Let’s  to the boys. It’s .

        • winter
        • summer
        • swim
        • a sledge
        • flowers
        • a robin
        • cold
        • build a snowman
        • a snow fort
        • spring

        Kuidas said tekstist aru? 

        Vasta teksti põhjal. Märgi ära õige vastus.

        1. When is Sammy’s birthday?

        • in the summer
        • in the autumn
        • in the spring

        2. What can she do in the summer?

        • skate
        • ski
        • swim

        3. When is Molly’s birthday?

        • in the winter
        • in the spring
        • in the summer

        4. What can we smell in the spring?

        • birds
        • a sledge
        • flowers

        5. When is Tom’s birthday?

        • in the winter
        • in the spring
        • in the summer

        6. What is coming from Simon’s book?

        • flowers
        • snow
        • a sledge

        7. What can the children do in the winter?

        • build a snowman
        • smell flowers
        • see a robin

        8. What did Samira call great?

        • a book
        • a snow fort
        • a sledge

        1. 

        • It’s in the summer.
        • It’s in the spring.

        2. 

        • I can smell flowers.
        • I can hear birds.

        3. 

        • There’s lots to do in the spring.
        • There’s lots to do in the winter.

        4. 

        • Let’s build a snowman.
        • We don’t have our sledge.

        5. 

        • Look!
        • Catch it!
        • Move over!

        6. 

        • That was fun.
        • That was great.
        • That was cold.
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