A bicycle
John’s father likes to swim. So he often goes to the swimming pool. His mother likes to play tennis. They often go to the stadium. Their son John is seven. He wants to be a good sportsman. His mother teaches him to play tennis but he asks his parents to give him a bicycle.
One day Father comes home and says: «I have got a present for you. Come and see».
John comes up and sees…..»Oh, it’s great! It’s a bicycle! I like it very much. Thank you Daddy! I am so glad to have it».
Every day Father and John go to the sports ground to ride a bike.
One day John says, «I can ride a bicycle very well. Let’s ask Mother to go with us».
So they go to the sports ground and watch John riding a bike. He rides and rides and
rides. He is happy. He says, «Look, Mum! No hands!» Then he says, «Look, Dad! No feet!»
But suddenly John cries, «Look, Mum! No teeth!»
1.
1.John’s father likes to skate.
John’s father likes to swim
2.His mother plays the piano very well.
His mother likes to play tennis.
3.John is ten.
John is seven.
4.He likes to play tennis.
He likes to ride a bike.
5. One day Father gives him a ball.
One day Father gives him a bicycle.
2.To get up, to go, to wash, to play, to watch TV, to read, to drink, to eat
I get up at seven o’clock.
My mother goes to work at nine o’clock.
I wash my hands.
We watch TV every evening․
Every day I drink a cup of tea.
My mother likes to play piano.
3.
Every day I get up at half past six. First I go to the kitchen and have a cup of tea and toast for breakfast. Then I go to the bathroom and clean my teeth. After that, I get dressed and brush my hair.
At half past seven I go to work. I take the bus to Cabramatta. It is a long way from home. I arrive at work at ten to eight. At twelve o’clock I have lunch and at four o’clock I go home.
At seven o’clock I have dinner with my family and then we watch TV. At a quarter past eleven I go to bed.
4.
On Monday I go to the stadium.
On Tuesday you have English.
On Wednesday he goes to the swimming pool.
On Thursday she has a dance.
On Friday we go the restaurant.
On Saturday they go to the sports ground .
On Sunday you go to the village.
5.
My family (1) in Melbourne. There (2) six people in my family. My mother and father live in a (3) house. The house has four (4) and a big backyard. There are (5) in the front yard.
My older brother, Alan, is (6) with two children. My younger brother, Bill, and my sister, Sue, live (7) home. My father (8) in an office in Belmore. He is a (9). My mother works at home and (10) after the house.
I am very lucky to have a wonderful family.