適合小學生演講的英語故事

  小學生通過參加一些英語的演講比賽,不僅能提高英語口語,還能從各個方面提升自身的氣質,今天小編在這裡為大家分享一些,歡迎大家閱讀!

  篇一

  I just lost two dollars

  When the couple arrived in Los Angeles, the husband became fascinated by the plush***豪華的***casino and started betting on all the attractions. After four days, they had just two dollars left.

  "Let me go to the casino alone," the man told his wife. "I ve got a feeling that I'll be luck today."

  Once downstairs he went to the roulette***輪盤賭*** table and put his last two dollars on No.14.red. His number won. He continued betting and winning. Within an hour, he had acquired $50000. Feeling that his luck was about to change, he picked up his chips and walked toward the cashier.

  Just before he reached her, he felt one final urge to bet. He went back to the roulette table and put everything on No. 10, black. The wheel spun1 round and round, and finally stopped on No.12. red. Heartbroken, the fellow returned to his room.

  "Well," his wife asked anxiously, "How did you make out?"

  "I lost two dollars."

  當一對夫婦來到洛杉磯的時候,丈夫被豪華的賭場吸引住了,並在所有有吸引力的專案上賭錢。四天之後,他們只有兩美元了。

  “讓我自己去賭場吧,”這個男人告訴他妻子,“我感覺我今天會有好運氣。”

  下樓之後,他走到輪盤賭博機的前面把最後兩美元放到了紅的十四號上面。他的號碼贏了,他繼續下注然後又贏了。一小時之內,他得到了五萬美元。他感覺自己運氣要變了,於是他把自己的籌碼拿起來走向出納員。

  就在他快走到她跟前時,他感覺內心慫恿他再最後一把,他走回輪盤賭博機,然後把所有籌碼放在黑色十號上面。輪子轉了又轉,最後停在了紅色12號上。他的心都碎了,回到了他的房間。

  “喂,”他的妻子焦急的問,“情況怎麼樣了?”

  “我損失了兩美元。”

  篇二

  風和太陽***The Wind And The Sun***

  One day the wind said to the sun, “Look at that man walking along the road. I can get his cloak off more quickly than you can.” ***有一天風跟太陽說: “看看那個沿著路上走的人.我可以比你快讓他把披風脫下來.***

  “We will see about that,” said the sun. “I will let you try first.” ***“我們等著看吧,”太陽說, “我讓你先試.***

  So the wind tried to make the man take off his cloak. He blew and blew, but the man only pulled his cloak more closely around himself. ***因此風嘗試讓那個人把披風脫下來.他用力地吹,可是那個人把披風拉得更緊.***

  “I give up,” said the wind at last. “I cannot get his cloak off.” Then the sun tried. He shone as hard as he could. The man soon became hot and took off his cloak. ***“我放棄了,”風最後說, “我無法讓他把披風脫下來.”然後由太陽試試看.他儘可能地晒他.不久,那個人很熱就把披風脫下來了.***你最好不要和他說話

  You’d Better Not Talk With Him

  Mr Brown had lived in a village before he became a famous lawyer .He remembered his hard life during studying in the colleage .And his parents borrowed much money for him .So he worked hard and tried his best to get more money .

  Now he lives in a beautiful house with his family and his son Rechard is clever .He likes the boy very much and sent him to the best school in the city .He hoped Rechard to live a happy lift and buys everything the boy wants .He wished his son could become a great scientist .

  But he doesn’t know Rechard hates studying and spents much time in playing .Now he’s interested in fishing and sometimes cuts classes .So he failed in the exams .Miss Young ,his headteacher ,tells him not to do that ,but hd doesn’t listen to her .She became angry after the boy was late again one afternoon .

  “I’ll visit your father tomorrow evening ,Rechard ,”said Miss Young .”I will ask a good way to educate you .”

  “You’d better not talk with him ,madam ,”said the boy .“Or you’ll pay for a fee for his advisory service !”

  篇三

  The travelers and the bear 旅人與熊

  Once upon a time, two friends were traveling together in a forest. Suddenly, a bear jumped out onto the path.

  One friend saw the bear first. He quickly climbed up a tree and hid. He did not stop to help his friend.

  The other friend was left alone with the bear. He had to think fast. The bear moved closer to the man.?

  The man fell down to the ground and did not move. The bear came up to the man and began to smell him.

  The man held his breath and lay perfectly still. Soon, the bear lost interest in the man and left. When it was clear that the bear was gone, the man in the tree came down to the ground.

  He was very happy to see that his friend was safe. "That bear was so close that it looked like it was talking to you!" he joked. "What did it say?"

  "The bear gave me this advice," said the man. "Never travel with a friend who deserts you when there is trouble.”