The Farm
NEW WORDS:
- Swish – Verb (v): To move quickly from side to side.
- Moo – Verb (v): The sound a cow makes.
- Saddle – Noun (n): A seat placed on a horse for riding.
- Pigpen – Noun (n): A small area where pigs are kept.
- Goat – Noun (n): An animal with horns that often eats plants.
- Chicken coop – Noun (n): A small house where chickens live.
- Rooster – Noun (n): A male chicken that makes a loud noise in the morning.
- Honk – Verb (v): A loud sound made by a goose.
- Nip – Verb (v): To bite softly.
- Stray – Adjective (adj): An animal without a home.
Transcript
P/s: This was translated using Google Translate, so please forgive any inaccuracies.
The Farm | The Farm |
| My uncle is a farmer. | My uncle is a farmer. |
| He lives on a farm. | He lives on a farm. |
| He has many different types of animals. | He has many different types of animals. |
| In the barn, there are horses and cows. | In the barn, there are horses and cows. |
| The cows swish the flies away from themselves with their tails. | The cows swish the flies away from themselves with their tails. |
| It sounds very loud if a cow says “moo” when you are standing there. | It sounds very loud if a cow says “moo” when you are standing there. |
| The cows eat the grass from my uncle’s field. | The cows eat the grass from my uncle’s field. |
| He gets milk from the cows. | He gets milk from the cows. |
| I put a saddle on one of the horses and went for a ride. | I put a saddle on one of the horses and went for a ride. |
| There are pigs in the pigpen. | There are pigs in the pigpen. |
| He has goats. | He has goats. |
| He says that the goats will eat just about anything. | He says that the goats will eat just about anything. |
| He has a chicken coop with chickens in it. | He has a chicken coop with chickens in it. |
| The chickens lay eggs. | The chickens lay eggs. |
| Have you ever seen baby chicks? | Have you ever seen baby chicks? |
| They are very cute. | They are very cute. |
| My uncle collects the eggs every morning. | My uncle collects the eggs every morning. |
| There is a rooster too. | There is a rooster too. |
| The rooster crows when the sun comes up. | The rooster crows when the sun comes up. |
| My uncle also has a goose. | My uncle also has a goose. |
| The goose makes a honking noise. | The goose makes a honking noise. |
| I don’t think that the goose likes me. | I don’t think that the goose likes me. |
| It nips me when I go near it. | It nips me when I go near it. |
| Many cats live in my uncle’s barn. | Many cats live in my uncle’s barn. |
| They are stray cats, but he lets them stay there because they keep the mice away. | They are stray cats, but he lets them stay there because they keep the mice away. |
| My uncle feeds the cats. | My uncle feeds the cats. |
| My uncle says that he would like to get some sheep for his farm. | My uncle says that he would like to get some sheep for his farm. |
| You can get wool from sheep. | You can get wool from sheep. |
| There are a lot of animals on my uncle’s farm. | There are a lot of animals on my uncle’s farm. |
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