21-8-4【地道美语205】Aesop's fables 读《伊索寓言》学用英语复述故事

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Aesop's fables

dialogue 1

Jingjing:　Mark, we're ________ summer already. Anything new?

Mark:　I just started_______.　We had the first____ the day before _____.

Jingjing:　Oh really?　What ____ are you_____?

Mark:　The course is part of _____: short stories and______.　We're doing Aesop's____.

Jingjing:　Let's see: Aesop was a ____ ____ who was once___.　His stories include the Tortoise and the Hare, and the Boy _______.

Mark:　You got it.　____ is _____ about the _____ person.　So, it's hard to ___ if one ____ actually wrote _____stories.

Jingjing:　And stories weren't really ____ _____, where they?　I mean, people just ____ stories ____ through_____.

Mark:　That's right.　Long stories were written as____ with _______.　Shorter ones were___ enough to remember.

Jingjing:　I remember hearing _____ about ______.　He was in the ___ and picked the heaviest ____ for a long____.　People thought he was _____.

Mark:　Oh, I've heard that one.　The backpack____ to be the___ bag.　So, after his ________, he had very___ to carry.

Jingjing:　That's ___ I heard it.　We had to___ about it in school.

Mark:　Ha ha, me too.　I think it was the ____.

Jingjing:　I can only___ a few of Aesop's fables, though.　Like the two I ___, and just ____ of others.

Mark:　When I was _____ for the course, I found a _____.　I'm not even sure it's ____; but there were close to a ___ stories, all _____ Aesop.

Jingjing:　Well, that's a ___ list.　When you____ from your ______, you'll have to _____ that I might not have ____ before.

Mark:　OK.　I'll get____ and think over which story you're_____ to have heard before.

Jingjing:　Great.　See you______.

dialogue 2

Jingjing:　Mark, did you think of a__ to___ from Aesop?

Mark:　Yeah, I __ you haven't heard this one: ____________.

Jingjing: ______.　I don't think I've heard that one.　How____?

Mark:　Well, there's this donkey, ___ by a merchant from the ___ to a city ____ where the merchant can ___.

Jingjing:　So, the donkey's ____ a load of salt a long way. ______ so far.

Mark:　So, it's a_____ for the merchant and his donkey.　And every time, they have to____ that has no _____.

Jingjing:　Is there a part that's___ enough for them to ____?

Mark:　There's a ___, which is ____ and mostly ____.

Jingjing:　So, does anything _____in this story?

Mark:　I'm ______, if you'll let me.　The donkey___ in the water one _____.　And_________.

Jingjing:　It ____, you mean.

Mark:　Yes, and the donkey's not only____but also pretty__ that his load____ because of the ____.

Jingjing:　So, let me guess, next time, the donkey_____ in the same river, but _____.

Mark:　That's____.　But the merchant takes him back to the ___ and puts _____ on the donkey's back.

Jingjing:　Oh, so when the donkey falls in the water_____, the ______ ____a lot of water.

Mark:　That's the_____.　The donkey's load got ______.

Jingjing:　I ____what the merchant did___________ after his donkey fell _____.

Mark:　____________.　Anyway, you get ___of the story, right?

Jingjing:　Sure, it's ______ like this: the same____ doesn't ___ every time.

Mark:　That's right.　Hope you___________!

new words and phrases

fable:　

oral tradition:　

meter:　

folk tale:　

trek:　

out of his head:

You got me.:　

outcome:　

That's beside the point:　

moral: