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S-The Tree and The Reed
S-The Tree and The Reed
Words
into ['ɪntʊ]
over ['əʊvə]
of [ɒv] [əv]
V.
tell [tel] (told [təʊld])
dig [dɪg]
raise [reɪz]
repent [rɪ'pent]
boast [bəʊst]
bend [bend]
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N.
tree [tri:]
reed [ri:d]
root [ru:t]
ground [graʊnd]
head [hed]
air [eə]
way [weɪ]
hurricane ['hʌrɪk(ə)n]
force [fɔ:s]
wind [wɪnd]
Adj.
okay ['əʊ'keɪ]
upright ['ʌpraɪt]
Adv.
once [wʌns]
deeply ['di:plɪ]
also ['ɔ:səʊ]
boldly ['bəʊldlɪ]
yet [jet]
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A tree once told a reed to dig its roots deeply into the ground.
It also told the reed to raise its head boldly in the air.
One day, a hurricane came and blew the tree over. The tree
had to repent of its boasting.
Yet, the reed was okay. It stood upright, bending to the force
of the wind.
Expression
a tree
a reed
a hurricane
the force
the wind
one day
tell sb to V
have to V
blow N over
repent of ~
stand upright
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Q. & A.
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Exercise
A ( ) once ( ) a ( ) to ( ) its
( ). ( ) day, a ( ) ( ) and ( )
( ). ( ), the ( ) was ( ). It ( )
( ), ( ) to the ( ) of the ( ).
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