四年级下册 · Unit 1-1 · Using my five senses

Peter: Look, Danny. I have a glass of watermelon juice, a glass of cherry juice and a glass of grape juice.

Peter: What's this, Danny? Please look and guess.

Danny: It's purple. Is it grape juice?

Peter: Yes, you are right.

Peter: Now smell it. Is it cherry juice or watermelon juice?

Danny: It's watermelon juice, I think.

Peter: Taste it. What is it?

Danny: It's watermelon juice. It's sweet. I like it.

watermelon

grape

plum

cherry

strawberry

S1: What do you have?

S2: Close your eyes. Smell it. Is it ... or ...?

S1: It's ..., I think.

S2: Now taste it. How does it taste?

S1: It's ...

S2: What is it?

S1: It's ...

Alice: Look, I have some fruit. They're grapes, plums and apples. What do you like?

Kitty: I like apples.

Alice: Do you like red ones or green ones?

Kitty: I like red ones.

Alice: OK. A red apple for you and a green apple for me.

Kitty: Thanks.

Alice: How does the red apple taste?

Kitty: It's sweet. It's very nice. How about the green one?

Alice: It's nice too, and it's very crunchy.

The fox and the grapes

Oh, grapes! They are purple and round. What nice grapes! I want them.

Those grapes are sour. They are not sweet at all.

The grapes are on a tall vine. I can't eat them.

Are the grapes purple or green?

Are the grapes sweet or sour?

Who can eat the grapes, the bird or the fox?

Does the fox like the grapes?

In summer we often sit around and enjoy a fruit.

It's green and round.

It's red and sweet inside.

What is this fruit? Can you guess? The watermelon! Yes, yes, yes!

Learn the sounds: -ar, -ue, -oo

Mark has a little car.

The car is yellow and blue.

He often rides it in his yard with his sister Sue.

He also rides it around the park on sunny afternoons.

But Mark never rides his car when he goes to school.