典范英语【2up注释】6-06-JUNGLESHORTS

1、典范英语 6-06典范英语 2up 打印版，打印前请将版面分页设置为 “2up，”即可在一张 A4纸上打印两页。JUNGLESHORTS1It was Friday afternoon.Class 3 had put ontheir coats and were waiting in a line to gohome.lenny was at the back because the zip onhis anorakhad stuck.He was so busy with the zipthat he nearly missed what Mr Cox the teachersaid. He

2、re is a letter for you all.' said MrCox. Don' t lose it and dontoyour parents.There is good news inside. 'Lenny wanted to know what the good newswas.He rushed across the playground to meet hismum. Quick!Open this letter,' he said. Mr Coxsays there is good news inside Say hello to me

3、first!' laughed his mum,butshe opened the letter.She read ittold典范英语 6-06him. Csla 3s is going to have footballlessons.Next week.The school will lend yousome boots' Wo！w ' shouted Lenny. Real football! I betI score fifteen goals!His mum pet the letter in her bag. What about a stripy shir

4、t and socks? Can Ihave a real football stripe?gged Lenny. Wait and see. ' said mum.At home Lenny couldn ' t get out of hisanorak and his mum had to help him. I ' m glad you didin' t break the zip. I can' tget you another coat until nmonth. ' she said. I don ' t want a new

5、 coat,' said Lenny, butcan I have a real football strip? Ask me after tea,' said his mum.They had pancakes for tea with jam andapple.Pancakes were Lenny' sfavourite.Buttoday he ate as fast as he could.He put down his knife and fork with aclatter.典范英语 6-06 You promised to talk about footb

6、all thingsafter tea.' he said.Mum took Mr Cox ' s letter from her bag. Each child wil-l snheiret d an old Tandsome socks, ' she read. No real football things?' asked Lenny. I ' m sorry,no.Except for shortsCoxwants you all to have new shorts.We go to the'mlal rket tommorrow to

7、 look for some. 'Lenny was not happy buthe knew hismum.She had made up her mind and that wasthat.He looked great.I bet they always had a proper footballstrip,'he thought. I bet thto wearan old T-shirt. 'That night he lay awake thinking.He wasgoing to make sure his mum bought footballshor

8、ts. He wanted proper white footballshorts.Then he knew he could score lots ofgoals.典范英语 6-06After breakfast the next day they set out tobuy the new shorts.The market was two streetsaway from where Lenny lived.On the way theysaw Ted and Shane from Class 3.Ted and Shanelived near Lenny.They were kicki

9、ng a ball aboutbeside the roadShane slammed the ball over to him andLenny kicked it back. Want to play? ' called Ted. I can 'nt,onwo.tI ' m off with my mum tobuy new football shorts.' We' ve got ours already,' Ted shouted back.The market was verycrowded.Everyonewas looking at

10、 the fruit and vegetables piledhigh on the stalls.There were shoes and clothesfor sale under stripy canvas roofs.One man wasselling shorts Get your jungle shorts!' he shouted.典范英语 6-06He was wearing a wide straw hat and anenormous pair of jungle shorts over histrousers.They had big green trees o

11、n withmonkeys smiling at the top . Big or small,they don' t cost much, ' said theman. No thanks ' said Lenny. I m going to strartfootball lessons next weak.I need rfootballshorts. 'He pulled at his mum' s hand.they struggledthrough the crowds trying to findreal footballshorts. Th

12、ey found lots of shorts that were toobig and a little white pair that was too smallWhen they did find a pair tin Lenny' s size theycost far toomoney. We' ll just have to get the junngleshorts, 'said Mum. The colours are lovely. I' msure you 'll like them bwhite ones. 'Lenny p

13、ulled a face Oh mum' he said But No buts ' said his mum.典范英语 6-06They went sloowly back to the man sellingjungle shorts .The pile on his stall had gonedown a lot.I knew you 'd come back. I put aside a pairjust for you'said the maHe held a pair of junngle shorts againstLenny' s tu

14、ousers. A perfect f！it ' he said with a smile.Lenny' s mum opened her purse and paidthe sharts. The man put them in a bag andhanded it over. There you are,son .Have fun wearingthem!'Lenny did not smile . I wish they were realfootball shorts.' he said Junngle shorts are the next best

15、thing.' saidhis mum.On the way home they saw Tessa and Pamfrom Class 3 kicking a ball against a fence. Theylived at the top of Lenny' s street.典范英语 6-06 We can ' t wait till Monday for football saidthe girls. We' ve got ne So have I ' said Lenny. But he didn't openhis bag to

16、show them.3On Monday ofternoon Class 3 were waitingfor their first football lesson. Everbody wasnoisy and excited ,swinging their bags offootball things .Lenny was at the back with thejungle shorts in his bag. He didn't want to putthem on.Mr Cox carried a big box of boots into thechanging room.

17、They spent a long time findingboots to fit everyone. Now put on your football things and bequick about it,' he said.Lenny got changed in a corner behind thedoor.get in line, everyone!When they wer all ready Mr Cox shouted, 典范英语 6-06Lenny made sure he was at the back again.He didn't want anyb

18、ody to see his jungle shortsand he hid behind Ted. He looked down to seewhat Ted was wearing and got a surprise.Ted was wearing jungle shorts as well!Lenny nudged him in the back and said Yourshorts are the same as mine!' Yes, ' said ted, and the same as pam ' s andtessa ' s and shan

19、e ' s!It was true. All the friends from Lenny'easrsintrge ejutn wnegrle swhorts. MrCoxsmiled. Five childred in thesame shorts. it musebe a record!' he said. And we all live in lyon street' said Lenny. In that case you must all psameteam you can be the Lyon Street Lions.'When Mr C

20、ox had sorted out three moreteams they went out to the playing field.They played five-a-side football until hometime. The lions team beat all the others and Mr典范英语 6-06Cox said they were the champions.Lenny scoredfive goals.In the changing room the children untiedtheir muddy boots and put on their c

21、lothes. All kit must be washed and boots clean fornext Monday.' said Mr Coxleave it foryour mum. Do it as soon as you get home andthen you won' t foLenny was the first to be ready and he ranto meet his mum at the gate. He told her abouthis five goals and the Lyon Street Lions We' d bette

22、r go home quickly now saidLenny. I have to clean my bootswash myshorts! 'And when Mr Cox drove home for his tealater on he smiled to himself. On Lyon Streetthere were five pairs of jungle shorts blowing onthe washing lines.典范英语 6-06Jungle Shorts丛林短裤class 3 had put on their coats3 班的学生们已经穿上外套 wai

23、ting in a line to 排成一队正等着 Zip 拉链Anorak 防水衣had stuck 卡住了Nearly 几乎，差一点儿Missed 没听见rushed across the playground迅速跑过操场Lend 借给Boots 球鞋I bet 我敢说score fifteen goals 进十五个球Stripy 条纹socks短袜 strip 球服 begged恳求道 get out of 脱下after tea 吃完茶点get you another coat 再给你买一件外套 典范英语 6-06had pancakes for tea 茶点吃的是摊饼 knife a

24、nd fork 刀叉 with a clatter 当啷一声promised 答应了football things 足球用品 except for 除了 shorts 短裤 market 市场 made up her mind 打定主意 that was that 不可改变了，就那样了 photos 照片 great 了不起proper 正儿八百的，像样的lay awake thinking 睁着眼睛躺着想问题 make sure 确保 set out 出发two street away from和隔两条街的距离 kicking a ball about 把球踢来踢去 slammed the

25、ball over to him猛地把球传给他I ' m off with my mum我得跟我妈走典范英语 6-06crowded 挤满了人piled high 堆得高高地stalls 摊位there were for sale under stripy canvasroofs条纹帆布棚顶下面有卖 的Get your jungle shorts 来买丛林短裤喽 a wide straw hat 一顶宽檐草帽enormous 巨大的over his trousers 套在长裤外面they had big green trees on上面有高大的绿树 with monkeys smili

26、ng at the top猴子在树顶上发笑 big or small 不论大小cost much 花钱多，贵pulled at 拽着，拉着struggled through the crowds 挤着穿过人群a pair 一条（短裤）in Lenny 's 适siz合e Lenny穿的尺码 cost far too much money实在是太贵了 like them better than 比更喜欢典范英语 6-06pulled a face 拉长了脸no buts 不许但是the pile 那堆（裤子） gone down a lot 下去了很多 put aside fo给r 留了 he