Fourth grade, English handwritten newspaper book 2

Students must be interested in English to learn English well, and making English handwritten newspapers can cultivate students' interest. The f

Fourth grade, English handwritten newspaper book 2

Students must be interested in English to learn English well, and making English handwritten newspapers can cultivate students' interest. The following is the information I bring to you. I hope you like it.

Appreciate the fourth grade English handwritten newspaper, figure 1, and the fourth grade English handwritten newspaper, figure 2.

English Handwritten Newspaper for Grade Four Figure 3-4 English Handwritten Newspaper Figure 4-4 English Handwritten Newspaper Figure 5-4 English Handwritten Newspaper Information 1: One winter morning, an employee explained why he was 45 minutes late for work. "It's so slippery outside that every step I take forward, I have to slide back two steps."

The boss looked at him suspiciously. "Oh, really? Then how did you get here? "

"I finally gave up," he said, "and started to go home."

One winter morning, an employee explained why he got up and was 45 minutes late for work.

"It's too slippery outside. Every step I take forward, I have to take two steps back. "

The boss looked at him suspiciously. "Oh, really? Then how did you come? "

"Then I decided to give up," he said, "and then I walked home."

The second part of the fourth grade English handwritten newspaper: English short story A crab left the coast and settled in a meadow not far from the inland. The meadow looked good and green, which seemed to be a good place to feed. But a hungry fox came and found the crab and caught it.

Just as he was about to be eaten, the crab said, "I deserve it, because I have no reason to leave my natural home by the sea and settle here, as if I belong to this land."

Learn English by reading stories.

Idiom source

flunk the exam

Fall behind Sun Shan (last on the list of successful candidates)-fail in the competitive examination.

In the Song Dynasty, there was a joker named Sun Shan Sun Shan.

There was a humorous man in the Song Dynasty. His name is Sun Shan.

One year, he went to take the imperial examination and ended up at the bottom of the list.

One year, he took an exam, and when the list was published, he was the last one.

When he returned to his hometown, one of his neighbors asked him if his neighbor's son was admitted.

When he got home, his neighbor asked his son how the exam was.

Sun Shan smiled and said, "Sun Shan is the last one on the list. Your son is behind Sun Shan. "

Sun Shan smiled and said to his neighbor, "Sun Shan came last in the exam, and your son's name is still behind Sun Shan."

People use this idiom to express failure in an exam or petition.

People use "failure in Sun Shan" as a metaphor for not passing the exam or not being admitted.

Cultural connection

Nowadays, "failing Sun Shan" mostly means "failing the exam", which can be said to be "failing the exam" in English.

A phrase "Apple-Poland" should be mentioned here. Nearly a hundred years ago, some American primary school students liked to put some polished apples on their teachers' desks, trying to please their teachers in case they "lost their reputation in Sun Shan". Later, "flattery" gradually became derogatory, meaning "please, flatter and bribe", and was used to satirize those who flatter and please others. Flatterer, that is, "flatterer", has become "flatterer" It's better to be down-to-earth in your study ~ ~ ~

Let's watch an example sentence together ~

John is an apple polisher. No matter what the boss says, he always agrees.

John is an apple polisher. Whatever the boss says, he agrees.