Đọc hiểu tiếng Anh (Reading Practice)
Tìm thấy 10 bài · Cấp A2 · Chủ đề personal growth
Our School Sports Day
A slow runner agrees to join the 400-meter race at school Sports Day and learns an important lesson. An A2 story practicing comparatives, could/couldn't and the past continuous.
The Wallet on the Bus
A fifteen-year-old student finds a wallet full of cash on the bus and must decide what to do. An A2 story about honesty, with past continuous interrupted by past simple, should and comparatives.
How I Learned to Swim
An A2 reading about overcoming a fear of water and learning to swim over one summer, practicing past continuous and comparative structures.
How I Learned to Ride a Bike
A personal story about learning to ride a bike with the help of a patient father, for A2 learners practicing past simple and comparatives.
The Secret of the Mountain
Old Peter lived at the foot of a very high mountain. Every day, he walked a little way up the mountain and carried back a small stone. He put the stones in his garden.
The Boy and the Big Blue Sea
Noah lived in a small house near the sea. Every day, he sat on the sand and watched the waves. He loved the water, but he was afraid of it. The sea was so big, and Noah felt very small.
The Bread of Friendship
Lucas lived in a small, quiet street. He was a baker. Every morning, at four o'clock, he started to make bread. The smell of fresh bread went out of his shop and into the air.
The Girl Who Loved to Paint
Mia lived in a small town. She was a quiet girl, but she had a big dream. She loved to paint. Every day, after school, she went to the park with her brushes and colors. She painted the trees, the birds, and the happy children.
The Garden of Dreams
Leo was a young boy who lived in a dusty, grey city. There were many tall buildings but no trees. Most people in the city were always tired and bored. They forgot what a flower looked like.
The Secret of the Old Clock
Oliver was a young man who lived in a very fast world. He always had his phone in his hand. He ate quickly, walked quickly, and talked quickly. He thought that being busy was the same as being happy.