Текст книги "Забавные истории котенка Рэдди"

Автор книги: Юлия Пучкова

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Exercises

1 Circle the odd word.

1. sandwiches, cheese, French fries, juice

2. son, kitten, brother, mother

3. paws, tail, eyes, head

4. small, short, fat, grey

2 Match the opposites.

3 Fill in: am, is, are.

1. There _____ a lot of food.

2. There _____ French fries.

3. I _____ angry.

4. Today it _____ a happy day

5. Everyone _____ happy.

4 Answer the questions.

1. What day is it today?

2. Where are the kittens going?

3. What is Ted's present?

4. Does Ted like French fries?

5. Does Reddy like French fries?

6. Why is Blackie angry?

7. When do they play and watch TV?

X. A Magic Tub

It is Sunday today. Our mummy is coming today. We love our mum. She is kind and she loves us. Our mum is very clean and she likes when we are clean, too.

Now we can hear a noise at the door. It is our mum. She is coming in.

"Hello, my little kittens," she says. "How are you?"

"We are fine," we mew.

Our mum goes to the bathroom. There is a big tub in the bathroom. Our mum washes in the tub.

Then she says: "I am clean. Now it is time to wash your bodies, paws and heads."

We like our tub because it is magic. Pinky jumps into the tub first. Then Blackie and I jump in.

Our mum washes our heads, bodies and paws. We are very funny now. We are wet and very thin. I look at Blackie and see a white spot on his nose.

"Blackie," I say. "Here is your white spot."

"Oh great!" cries Blackie. "I have got my beautiful white spot again."

"Oh Reddy!" cries Pinky. "Your ears are yellow again. You are handsome with these ears."

I run to the mirror and look in it. I can see my yellow ears again. They are very nice.

"But Pinky," we say, "you are always white."

"Yes," says Pinky. "I am always white. And my ears and nose are always pink. It is because I clean my ears, nose and body every day."

"But it is not interesting," we say. "You are white every day, your nose is pink every day."

"Why? What is interesting?" asks Pinky.

"It is interesting to lose the white spot on your nose," says Blackie, "or your yellow ears," I say, "and then suddenly find them in the magic tub."

"And then you meet your friends and they say…" starts Pinky.

Suddenly we hear a noise at the door. It is Ted. He often visits us now. He comes in, looks at us and says: "Hello, Pinky! Hello, everyone! And where are your brothers?"

We look at Ted and cry: "But we are here! You are looking at us!"

"No, you are not Pinky's brothers. Blackie hasn't got a white spot on his nose, and Reddy hasn't got yellow ears," says Ted. "OK, I can come in the evening. Are your brothers at home in the evening?"

Pinky looks at us. "I don't know," she says.

Ted is sad. He goes away.

We look at Pinky and say: "What can we do?"

"Go to the garden and jump into a magic puddle," she says.

Exercises

1 Answer the questions.

1. Who is coming today?

2. Where does mummy go?

3. Why do the kittens like their tub?

4. What colour is Pinky?

5. Who visits the kittens?

2 Put the sentences in the correct order.

1. Pinky jumps into the tub.

2. Reddy can see his yellow ears again.

3. Blackie has got a white spot on his nose.

4. Mum comes.

5. Ted comes.

6. Ted is sad.

3 Match the opposites.

4 What is it?

1. You can sit and wash in it.

2. When you put on your new clothes, you look in it.

3. There are a lot of them when it is raining.

4. They are an animal's hands.

XI. An Escape

Mummy is at Mrs Paw's house today. Ted is ill. And we are playing in the garden. Suddenly we see a woman. She is coming to us.

She comes up and looks at us. She looks at Blackie and me, then she looks at Pinky.

Suddenly she takes Pinky in her arms. She goes out of our garden with Pinky.

"Help!" cries Pinky.

"Bite her!" cries Blackie.

But Pinky can't bite. She is very kind.

The woman walks and walks and we run after her.

She comes to a house, opens the door and goes in. Then she closes the door.

Blackie and I are sitting at the door now. We are sad and afraid.

Suddenly I see an open window. I jump into the window. Then Blackie jumps into the window, too. Now we are in a very big room. But where is Pinky?

We hear a noise at the door and we hide under the sofa.

The woman comes in. She is holding Pinky in her hands. She goes to the window and closes it.

"Oh no," Blackie and I say. We are looking at her from under the sofa.

The woman puts Pinky on the sofa and says: "This is your home, little kitten. You are my little Pussy. Pussy, you are my pet now. You can sleep on the sofa. You can walk on the floor, but don't jump on the table, cupboard or bookcases. I don't like it."

The woman goes out and closes the door. We climb out.

'"Pinky," we say, "we are here."

"Oh," she cries, "thank you. I am afraid. I don't want a new home. What can I do?"

"We can jump on the cupboard, bookcases, shelves and table."

"Why?" asks Pinky.

"Look!" I say. I jump onto the bookcase. There is a big beautiful vase there. I push the vase and it is on the floor. Then I jump onto the shelf and all the books are on the floor. Blackie jumps onto the cupboard. Now there are a lot of cups, plates and glasses on the floor.

Pinky is looking at us.

"What are you doing?" she cries.

Now we can hear a noise at the door. The woman is coming back.

"Where is my little Pussy?" she says behind the door. She opens the door and looks around.

"Oh!" she cries and sits down on the floor.

She is sitting and looking at the broken vase, cups and plates.

Then she comes up to Pinky. She takes her with one hand, opens the window and throws Pinky out.

Blackie and I jump out of the window together.

"Run, Pinky!" we cry and we run away.

Now we are in our garden again.

"Thank you, brothers," says Pinky. She is very happy and we are happy, too.

Exercises

1 Answer the questions.

1. Where is mummy?

2. Where are the kittens?

3. Can Pinky bite?

4. Does the woman take Pinky to her home?

5. How do the brothers help Pinky?

6. Does the woman throw Pinky out?

2 Circle the odd word.

1. bookcase, cupboard, table, window

2. afraid, happy, big, sad

3. children, woman, man, girl

4. bite, look, eat, drink

5. arms, hands, fingers, feet

3 Fill in: don't, doesn't, isn't, aren't.

1. I _____ like it.

2. Pinky _____ jump onto the cupboard.

3. Pinky _____ happy.

4. Blackie and Reddy _____ on the sofa.

4 Fill in: on, to, out, into, in.

1. The woman throws Pinky _____.

2. The vase is _____ the floor.

3. We are _____ our garden again.

4. We jump _____ the window.

5. She goes _____ the window.

XII. Helping Mummy

Today we are helping mum in the garden. We are planting flowers and vegetables. Mum is planting roses. Blackie is planting tomatoes. I am planting potatoes. And Pinky is planting carrots.

"Mum, when can we eat the vegetables?" we ask.

"When they grow big," she says.

Every day Pinky and I go to the garden and water our seeds. Blackie doesn't water his seeds every day. He is lazy.

Then we can see very small leaves. They are our vegetables. The leaves grow and grow. Now they are very big. But there aren't any carrots or potatoes. There is only a small tomato in the leaves.

"Mummy," cries Pinky, "why is it so? Reddy and I water our plants every day, but there aren't any carrots or potatoes. And Blackie waters his plants on Mondays and he has got a tomato."

"My dear," says mum, "come here and let's dig."

Pinky, mum and I go to our plants. We dig and dig. Hooray! Our carrots and potatoes are funny.

They hide in the ground. We dig them out. There are a lot of them.

"Now," says mum, "Pinky and Reddy can have a lot of carrots and potatoes for lunch."

"And me?" asks Blackie. He wants carrots and potatoes, too.

"You can have your green tomato," says mum.

We look at Blackie. He is crying. We are sad.

"Mum," we say. "Can we give him some carrots and potatoes? We have got a lot of them."

Mum looks at Blackie. He is still crying. Our mum is kind and she says: "OK, but don't eat his green tomato. You can eat it when it is red."

"Mummy," says Blackie, "I can water the tomatoes every day."

Now he works in the garden every day and there are a lot of tomatoes in the leaves. They are red, and we eat them together.

Exercises

1 Circle the odd word.

1. carrots, potatoes, tomatoes, roses

2. funny, yellow, green, red

3. Monday, Sunday, day, Tuesday

4. flowers, seeds, grass, trees

5. look, cry, see, listen

2 True or false?

1. They are planting fruit.

2. There are carrots and potatoes in the leaves.

3. Blackie waters his plants on Tuesdays.

4. Reddy and Pinky can have carrots and potatoes for lunch.

5. The kittens can eat the green tomato.

3 Choose right.

1. Blackie is planting potatoes/tomatoes.

2. Blackie doesn't water his seeds/ carrots every day.

3. Our carrots and potatoes are fine/ funny.

4. Pinky can have carrots for dinner/lunch.

5. Blackie is crying/happy.

6. Our mum is kind/angry.

7. Blackie works/walks in the garden every day.

4 Answer the questions.

1. What is mum planting?

2. What do Reddy and Pinky do every day?

3. Does Blackie water his seeds every day?

4. Why do they dig and dig?

5. Does Blackie want to eat his green tomato?

XIII. Goodbye

Today we are going to mum's sister, aunt Fatty. We are taking our toys with us. I am taking my toy cars, aeroplanes and helicopters. Pinky is taking her dolls and their clothes. She has got a lot of clothes for dolls. There are skirts and trousers, shirts and shorts, dresses and jackets, shoes and boots.

"Pinky, why have you got many clothes for dolls?" I ask.

"Because I have not got my clothes, and I like clothes. They are so beautiful. They are long or short, big or small. They are colourful, too. What is your favourite colour?"

"Red," I say, "it is a very beautiful colour. I like it. And what is yours?"

"I don't know. I like yellow and green, red and blue, pink and white."

Mum comes into the room.

"Are you ready?" she asks.

"Yes, we are," we say.

"Where is Blackie?" asks mum.

"He is in the garden. He is taking his toys," we say.

"Are his toys in the garden?" asks mum.

"Yes, there are a lot of Blackie's toys in the garden," we say.

"What are they?" mum asks.

"They are stones and sticks, frogs and toads," we say. "He likes them. They are his favourite toys."

Mum looks through the window. She can see Blackie in the garden. He is walking in the puddle.

"And he is taking the puddles with him, too," she says.

Now we are in the garden. We have got a lot of bags. We are ready to go and we say:

"Goodbye, our house! Goodbye, everyone!"

Exercises

1 Answer the questions.

1. Where are the kittens going?

2. What is Pinky taking?

3. Why does Pinky like clothes?

4. What is Pinky's favourite colour?

5. Where is Blackie?

6. What are Blackie's favourite toys?

7. Is Blackie taking the puddles with him?

2 What is it?

1. It can fly very fast and very high.

2. It can fly fast but it can't fly high.

3. People drive it.

4. Girls play with them.

5. People wear them on their body, arms and legs.

3 Circle the odd word.

1. trousers, jacket, shorts, skirt

2. shirt, coat, boots, jacket

3. car, aeroplane, doll, helicopter

4. frogs, sticks, lizards, toads

5. gloves, boots, shoes, socks

4 Put the sentences in the correct order.

1. We are taking our toys with us.

2. Pinky likes clothes.

3. Blackie is walking in the puddle.

4. We are going to aunt Fatty.

5. Mum looks through the window.

Vocabulary

A

about [ə’baʋt] prep o, по

aeroplane [ˈɛərəpleɪn] аэроплан, самолёт

afraid [əˈfreɪd] испуганный

after [ˈɑːftə^r] после, за

again [əˈgen] снова, опять

all [ɔːl] все

always [ˈɔːlweɪz] adv всегда

angry [ˈæŋgrɪ] а сердитый, злой

animal [ˈænɪməl] n животное

another [ə’nʌðər] а еще один, другой такой же

answer [ˈɑːnsəʳ] отвечать

apple [ˈæpl] яблоко

arm [ɑːm] рука

armchair [ˈɑːmtʃɛəʳ] кресло

around [əˈraʊnd] prep вокруг

ask [ɑːsk] v спрашивать

at [æt] у, возле, около

aunt [a: nt] тётя

autumn [ˈɔːtəm] осень

away [əˈweɪ] прочь

В

baby [ˈbeɪbɪ] малыш

back [bæk] назад, обратно

bag [bæg] сумка

ball [bɔːl] мяч

bath [bɑːðz] см. have a bath

bathroom [ˈbɑːθrʊm] ванная комната

beautiful [ˈbjuːtɪfʊl] красивый

because [bɪˈkɒz] потому что

bedroom [ˈbedrʊm] спальня

behind [bɪˈhaɪnd] за, позади

big [big] большой

bird [bəːd] птица

birthday [ˈbəːθdeɪ] день рождения

biscuit [ˈbɪskɪt] печенье

bite [baɪt] кусать(ся)

black [blæk] чёрный

blue [blu: ] синий, голубой

body [ˈbɔdɪ] тело, туловище

book [bʊk] книга

bookcase [ˈbʊkkeɪs] книжный шкаф

boots [buːts] ботинки, сапоги

boring [ˈbɔːrɪŋ] скучный

box [bɔks] коробка

breakfast [ˈbrekfəst] завтрак

broken [ˈbrəʊkən] разбитый

brother [ˈbrʌðə^r] брат

brown [braun] коричневый

С

cake [keɪk] торт, пирожное

car [kɑːʳ] машина

carrot [ˈkærət] морковь

catch [kætʃ] ловить, поймать

chair [tʃɛə^r] стул

cheese [tʃiːz] сыр

children [ˈtʃɪldrən] дети

chocolate [ˈtʃɔklɪt] шоколад, шоколадная конфета

clean [kliːn] чистый; чистить

clever [ˈklevə] умный

climb [klaɪm] лезть, лазать

close [kləʊz] закрыть

clothes [kləuðz] одежда

clown-fish [klaʊn fɪʃ] рыба-клоун

coat [kəʊt] пальто

cold [kəʊld] холодный

colour [ˈkʌlə^r] цвет

colourful [ˈkʌləfəl] разноцветный

come [kʌm] приходить

come up [kʌm ʌp] подходить

cook [kʊk] готовить (еду)

cries [kraɪz] см. cry

cry [kraɪ] плакать, кричать

cup [kʌp] чашка

cupboard [ˈkʌbəd] буфет

D

dance [dɑːns] танцевать

dark [da: k] тёмный, темно

day [deɪ] день

dear [dɪəʳ] дорогой

dig [dig] копать

dining room [ˈdaɪnɪŋ ru: m] столовая

dinner [ˈdɪnəʳ] обед

dirty [ˈdəːtɪ] грязный

dive [daɪv] нырять

do [duː (полная форма)] делать

doll [dɔl] кукла

door [dɔːʳ] дверь

down [daʊn] вниз

dress [dres] платье

drink [drɪŋk] пить

drive [draɪv] вести машину

E

ear [ɪə^r] ухо

eat [i: t] есть, кушать

empty [ˈemptɪ] пустой

escape [ɪsˈkeɪp] побег

evening [ˈiːvnɪŋ] вечер

every [ˈevrɪ] каждый

everyone [ˈevrɪwʌn] все

eye [aɪ] глаз

F

fair [fɛəʳ] справедливый, справедливо

fast [fa: st] быстрый

fat [fæt] толстый

favourite [ˈfeɪvərɪt] любимый

feet [fi: t] ступни, ноги

film [film] фильм

find [faɪnd] найти

fine [faɪn] хороший; хорошо

finger [ˈfɪŋgəʳ] палец

first [fəːst] первый

fish [fɪʃ] рыба; ловить рыбу

floor [flɔːʳ] пол

flower [ˈflauə^r] цветок

fly [flaɪ] летать

food [fuːd] еда

foot [fut] ступня, нога

for [fo: (полная форма)] для, на

French fries [frɛntʃ fraiz] картофель-фри

fridge [frɪdʒ] холодильник

frog [frɒg] лягушка

from [from (полная форма)] из, от

fruit [fruːt] фрукт(ы)

fun [fʌn] веселье

funny [ˈfʌnɪ] смешной, забавный

G

garden [ˈgɑːdn] сад

girl [g3ː] девочка

give [giv] давать

glass [glɑːs] стакан

gloves [glʌv] перчатки

go [gəu] идти

good [gud] хороший

grass [gra: s] трава

great [greit] великолепно, здорово

green [gri: n] зелёный

grey [grei] серый

ground [graund] земля

grow [grəu] расти, выращивать

H

hand [hænd] рука, кисть (руки)

handsome [’hænsəm] красивый

happy [ˈhæpɪ] счастливый, радостный, довольный

have [hæv (полная форма)] иметь

have a bath принимать ванну

have breakfast завтракать

have lunch обедать

have fun веселиться

head [hed]голова

hear [hia] слышать

helicopter [ˈhelɪkɒptəʳ] вертолёт

help [help] помогать

here [hɪə^r] вот, здесь, тут

hide [haid] прятаться

high [haɪ] высокий, высоко

hold [həʋld] держать

hole [həul] дырка, норка

home [həum] дом

hooray [huːˈreɪ] ypa

hope [həʋp] надеяться

hot [hɔt] жаркий, жарко

house [haus] дом

how [hau] как

hungry [ˈhʌŋgrɪ] голодный

I

ice-cream [aɪs-kriːm] мороженое

ill [il] больной

interesting [ˈɪntrɪstɪŋ] интересный

into [ˈɪntu] в, внутрь

J

jacket [ˈdʒækɪt] куртка

juice [dʒuːs] сок

jump [dʒʌmp] прыгать

К

kind [kaɪnd] добрый

kitchen [ˈkɪtʃɪn] кухня

kitten [ˈkɪtn] котёнок

know [nəu] знать

L

lake [leɪk] озеро

late [leɪt] поздний, поздно

lazy [ˈleɪzɪ] ленивый

leaf [liːf] лист (растения)

leaves [liːvz] листья (растения)

leg [leg] нога

lemon [ˈlemən] лимон

let's [let] давай(те)

like [laɪk] нравиться, любить

listen [ˈlɪsn] слушать

little [ˈlɪtl] маленький

live [liv] жить

living room ['livinrum] жилая комната гостиная

lizard [ˈlɪzəd] ящерица

long [lɒŋ] длинный

look [luk] смотреть

lose [lu: z] терять

lot of/ a lot of [lot of] много

love [lʌv] любить

lunch [lʌntʃ] обед

M

magic [ˈmædʒɪk] волшебный

make [meɪk] делать, создавать; готовить

meat [mi: t] мясо

meet [mi: t] встречать(ся)

mew [mju: ] мяукать

mice [mais] мыши

milk [milk] молоко

mine [main] мой, моя, моё, мои

mirror [ˈmɪrəʳ] зеркало

Monday [ˈmʌndɪ] понедельник

monster [ˈmɒnstəʳ] чудовище

month [mʌnθ] месяц

morning [ˈmɔːnɪŋ] утро

mother [ˈmʌðəʳ] мама

mouse [maus] мышь

mouth [mauθ] рот

Mrs (Mistress) ['misiz] миссис (замужняя женщина)

mummy [ˈmʌmɪ] мамочка

N

new [nju: ] новый

nice [nais] приятный, милый, хороший

noise [noiz] шум

nose [nauz] нос

now [nau] сейчас, теперь

О

often [ˈɒfən] часто

old [əʊld] старый

only [ˈəʊnlɪ] только

open [’əʋpən] а открытый; v открывать

out [aʊt] из, изнутри, наружу

P

party [pɑːtɪ] вечеринка

paw [pɔː] n лапа

people [ˈpiːpl] люди

piece [piːs] n кусок

pink [pɪŋk] розовый

plate [pleɪt] n тарелка

play [pleɪ] играть

potato [pəˈteɪtəʊ] картошка

present [ˈpreznt] подарок

puddle [ˈpʌdl] лужа

push [pʊʃ] толкать

Pussy [ˈpʋsɪ] киса, кисонька (ласковое обращение к кошке)

put [pʋt] (put, put) v класть, помещать put on надевать (об одежде) put out высовывать put together соединять

puzzle [ˈpʌzl] задача, проблема

R

rain [reɪn] дождь, идти (о дожде)

read [red] читать

ready [ˈredɪ] готов

red [red] красный, рыжий (о цвете волос, шерсти)

room [rʊm] комната

rose [rəʊz] роза

run [rʌn ’æftər] бегать

S

sad [sæd] грустный

sandwich [ˈsænwɪdʒ] сэндвич, закрытый бутерброд

say [seɪ] сказать

season [ˈsiːzn] сезон, время года

see [siː] видеть

I see понимать

sharp [ʃɑːp] острый

shelf [ʃelf] полка

shirt [ʃ3ːt] рубашка

shoes [ʃɔes] туфли

short [ʃɔːt] короткий

sing [sɪŋ] петь

sister [ˈsɪstəʳ] сестра

sit [sɪt] сидеть

skirt [sk3ːt] юбка

sleep [sliːp] спать

small [smɔːl] маленький

snow [snəʊ] снег, идти(о снеге)

snowball [ˈsnəʊbɔːl] снеговик

so [səʊ] потому, итак; так, таким образом

socks [sɔk] носки

sofa [ˈsəʊfə] диван

some [sʌm] немного, несколько

son [sʌn] сын

song [sɒŋ] песня

soon [suːn] скоро, вскоре

spot [spɒt] пятно

stand [stænd] стоять

start [stɑːt] начать

stick [stɪk] палка

still [stɪl] все еще

stone [stəʊn] камень

stories [ˈstɔːrɪs] истории

story [ˈstɔːrɪ] история

suddenly [ˈsʌdnlɪ] вдруг

sugar [ˈʃʊgəʳ] сахар

Sunday [ˈsʌndɪ]

sunny [ˈsʌnɪ] солнечный

swim [swɪm] плавать

swing [swɪŋ] качели, качаться (на качелях)

T

table [ˈteɪbl] стол

tail [teɪl] хвост

take [teɪk] брать

talk [ta: k] говорить

tall [tɔːl] высокий

tea [tiː] чай

teeth [tiːθ] зубы

terrible [ˈterəbl] ужасный

then [ðen] потом, затем

there [ðɛəʳ] там

thin [θɪn] худой, тонкий

think [θɪŋk] думать

thirsty [ˈθ3ːstɪ] испытывать жажду

through [θruː] через, сквозь

throw [θrəʊ] бросать, кидать

throw out [θrəʊ aʊt] выбрасывать, выкидывать

tidy up [ˈtaɪdɪ ʌp] убирать(ся)

time [taɪm] время

tired [ˈtaɪəd] усталый

toad [təʊd] жаба

today [təˈdeɪ] сегодня

together [təˈgeðəʳ] вместе

tomato [təˈmeɪtəʊ] помидор

too [tuː] слишком; тоже

towel [ˈtaʊəl] полотенце

toy [tɔɪ] игрушка, игрушечный

tree [triː] дерево

trousers [ˈtrauzəz] брюки, штаны

tub [tʌb] ванна, корыто

Tuesday [ˈtjuːzdɪ] вторник

turn off [t3ːn ɒf] выключить

turn on [t3ːɒn] включить

U

umbrella [ʌmˈbrelə] зонт

under [ˈʌndəʳ] под

understand [ʌndəˈstænd] понимать

up [ʌp] вверх

V

vase [vɑːz] ваза

vegetable [ˈvedʒɪtəbl] овощ

very [ˈverɪ] очень

visit [’vɪzɪt] v посещать

visitor [’vɪzɪtər] n посетитель

W

wait (for) [weɪt] ([fɔːʳ]) ждать (кого-то)

wake up [weɪk ʌp] просыпаться, будить

walk [wɔːk] ходить, гулять

want [wɒnt] v хотеть

warm [wɔːm] тёплый

watch [wɒtʃ] часы; смотреть

water [ˈwɔːtəʳ] вода; поливать

wear [weər] (wore, worn) v носить

weather [ˈweðəʳ] погода

well [ˈwɛl] хорошо

well done [ˈwɛl] молодец!

wet [wet] мокрый; мокро

what [wɒt] что; какой

when [wen] когда

where [wɛəʳ] где

white [waɪt] белый

who [huː] кто

whose [huːz] чей

why [waɪ] почему

window [ˈwɪndəʊ] окно

woman [ˈwɪmɪn] женщина

work [w3ːk] работать

Y

year [ˈjɪəʳ] год

yellow [ˈjeləʊ] желтый