HARRY AND
ANNIE
Vocabulary
• Countryside: place outside cities.
• Lane: a road in the countryside
• Pond: a small area with water
• Frozen: in a very low temperature
• Thaw: to turn back into water after being
frozen.
• Sliding: to move easily over a surface
• Shore: land along the sea.
Harry and Annie lived in the
countryside, but they went
there to school every day. It
was a pleasant walk down the
lane, and round the pond.
In winter, when the ice was firm,
they walked across the pond. But
their mother did not like to have
them do this even if someone
was with them.
"Don't go across the pond
today, children," she said,
“because it is beginning to
thaw."
“All right, mother," said Harry,
but he was very fond of
running and sliding on the ice.
When they came to the pond,
the ice looked hard and safe.
"There," said he to his sister, "I
knew it hadn't thawed any.
Come along, we will have a
good time sliding”.
"But you promised mother," said
Annie.
"No, I didn't. I only said 'all
right,' and it is all right."
"I didn't say anything; so I can
do as I like," said Annie.
So they stepped on the ice,
and started to go across the
pond. They had not gone far
before the ice gave way, and
they fell into the water.
A man who was at work near
the shore, heard the screams
of the children, and he jump
into the water to save them.
Harry and Annie went home
almost frozen, and he told his
mother how disobedient he
had been. He remembered the
lesson learned that day as long
as he lived.
The End
Countryside
Lane
Pond
Frozen
Thaw
Sliding
Shore

Ppt description : "HARRY AND ANNIE" .pptx

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    Vocabulary • Countryside: placeoutside cities. • Lane: a road in the countryside • Pond: a small area with water • Frozen: in a very low temperature • Thaw: to turn back into water after being frozen. • Sliding: to move easily over a surface • Shore: land along the sea.
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    Harry and Annielived in the countryside, but they went there to school every day. It was a pleasant walk down the lane, and round the pond.
  • 4.
    In winter, whenthe ice was firm, they walked across the pond. But their mother did not like to have them do this even if someone was with them.
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    "Don't go acrossthe pond today, children," she said, “because it is beginning to thaw."
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    “All right, mother,"said Harry, but he was very fond of running and sliding on the ice. When they came to the pond, the ice looked hard and safe.
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    "There," said heto his sister, "I knew it hadn't thawed any. Come along, we will have a good time sliding”.
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    "But you promisedmother," said Annie. "No, I didn't. I only said 'all right,' and it is all right." "I didn't say anything; so I can do as I like," said Annie.
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    So they steppedon the ice, and started to go across the pond. They had not gone far before the ice gave way, and they fell into the water.
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    A man whowas at work near the shore, heard the screams of the children, and he jump into the water to save them.
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    Harry and Anniewent home almost frozen, and he told his mother how disobedient he had been. He remembered the lesson learned that day as long as he lived.
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