B2 - Granny Fixit and the ball - Preguntas y respuestas
It’s a beautiful day, and the park is filled with the laughter of children engaged in various activities—basketball, football, bikes, and skateboarding. Happiness fills the air.
Look over there! Granny Fix It is talking to a boy with a ball named Paul. “Hello, I’m Granny Fix It. What’s your name?” Paul kicks the ball, and, oops, it’s stuck in a tree. Lunchtime arrives, and the ball is left behind. “Oh, my ball. I’m hungry. Let’s go.”
Now the park is quiet, or is it? Granny Fix It is having a conversation with the ball, which isn’t happy. “Help! I don’t like this.” Granny Fix It wants to assist the ball and reaches into her small yellow bag. What’s in there? A long ladder! Granny Fix It rescues the ball, placing it on her head. But the ball still isn’t happy. “Oh, I don’t like this. Be quiet, don’t worry.” Granny Fix It tucks the ball under the tree and goes to sleep. Now the ball is happy. “Thank you, Granny Fix It.”
Uh-oh, now a dog has the ball, and Granny thinks it isn’t happy.
“Oh, I don’t like this. Be quiet, don’t worry.” Granny Fix It puts the ball under the tree and goes to sleep. Now the ball is happy. “Thank you, Granny Fix It.”
Oh no, a dog has the ball. Granny thinks it isn’t happy. “Oh, good. A ball. A ball for me. Come back?” Granny Fix It puts her hand in her small yellow bag. What’s in there? It’s a skateboard. The dog goes away with the ball. The ball isn’t happy.
Granny Fix It jumps on the skateboard. She wants to get the ball. Granny Fix It and the dog are in the street. There are a lot of cars and lorries and motorbikes and buses. The small dog has their football. The school dog has the football.
Granny Fix It. Can you fix it? Granny Fix It? Can you fix it? Can you get the ball for ball? The small dog has the football. The small dog has the football. This little dog has the football. Granny Fix It. Can you fix it? Granny Fix It? Can you fix it? Can you get the ball for ball?
Granny Fix It wants the ball. Wait. Granny Fix It puts her hand in her small yellow bag. What’s in there? It’s a bone. The dog sees the bone and drops the ball.
Now the ball is happy. “What’s that? Hurrah, a bone? A bone for me?”
Oh no. Now a cat has the ball. The ball is angry. “Oh, good. A ball. A ball for me. Wow. Come back?” The orange cat has the football. The orange cat has a football.
Granny Fix It. Can you fix it? Granny Fix It? Can you fix it? Can you get the ball for ball? The orange cat has the football. The orange cat has the football.
Granny Fix It. Can you fix it? Granny Fix It? Can you fix it? Can you get the ball for ball? The orange cat has the football. The orange cat has the football. Granny Fix It. Can you fix it? Granny Fix It? Can you fix it? Can you get the ball for ball?
The orange cat has the football. The orange cat has the football. Granny Fix It. Can you fix it? Granny Fix It? Can you fix it? Can you get the balls for ball? Granny Fix It wants the ball. She gets a fish from her small yellow bag. The cat sees the fish and drops the ball. The ball is happy. “Yummy, yummy. Fish for lunch? Meow.”
Oh no. Now a squirrel has the ball. The ball is very angry. Granny Fix It follows the squirrel on her skateboard. “All good, a ball, a ball for me. Come back?” Granny Fix It can’t see the squirrel or the ball.
Preguntas y respuestas
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| Verbo en inglés | Traducción al español | Pasado |
|---|---|---|
| playing | jugando | played |
| talking | hablando | talked |
| kicks | patea | kicked |
| puts | pone | put |
| goes | va | went |
| retrieves | recupera | retrieved |
| drops | suelta | dropped |
| sees | ve | saw |
| jumps | salta | jumped |
| gets | consigue | got |
| fakes | finge | faked |
| wants | quiere | wanted |
| helps | ayuda | helped |
| takes | toma | took |
| remains | permanece | remained |