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It can never fly from you.PART I
Twenty Six Letters Twenty – six cards in half a pack; Twenty – six weeks in half a year; Twenty – six letters dressed in black
Think on the beautiful things you see On mountain, riverside, meadow and tree. How many their names are, but how small
Listen to this poem ”ABC” by Spike Milligan, read it and decide which letters of the alphabet are not included.
1. Where is the story set? Who speaks? 2. Can you explain, in your own words, the two descriptions of C? 3. Can you tell the story in your own words in just one sentence? 4. What is your favourite letter of English alphabet and why? 5. How do letters help each other build a new word? Find examples in the poem and give your own.
We are very little creatures, All of different voice and features; One of us in glass is set, One of us you find in jet, T’ other you may see in tin,
If the fifth you should pursue, It can never fly from you.
(Jonathan Swift) 1. Name the words in which the single vowels appear. What do these words have in common? 2. Who is speaking in the poem? 3. What is your favourite vowel? Name five necessary things for you which have this vowel.
Date: 2015-12-18; view: 1315
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