| Key words£ºluck, wish, fairy, pudding |
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| Genre£ºfolklore |
Topic£ºwish |
Words: 170 |
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| ESL, English, Story, Tale, Legend, Folktale, Myth, Fable, Learning, Teaching |
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¡°Silly, yourself!¡± cried the woman.
¡°You have lost another wish.
We have only one wish left.¡± |
The couple's three wishes
| Author£ºUnknown |
Source£ºwww.ymps.kh.edu.tw |
| Nation£ºUnknown |
Date£º2008-9-7 |

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A man and his wife were always wishing for luck. One night a fairy came to them and said, ¡°You may have three wishes.¡±
The next morning the woman went to a neighbor¡¯s house to get some bread. She saw a nice pudding there. When she came back, she said, ¡°I wish I had a pudding like that!¡± She did not think of the three wishes, but there was a pudding beside her.
¡°Silly!¡± cried the man. ¡°You have lost one of our wishes, and we only have a pudding. I wish it were on your nose!¡± At that moment, the pudding jumped up and landed on the woman¡¯s nose.
¡°Silly, yourself!¡± cried the woman. ¡°You have lost another wish. We have only one wish left.¡± ¡°What will it be?¡± asked the man. ¡°We must wish this pudding off,¡± said the woman. ¡°I can¡¯t have it on my nose.¡± So they wished it would go away, and away it went. They had had their three wishes, but they were no better than before.
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T or F£º
( ) 1. A fairy gave the man and his wife three wishes.
( ) 2. The man and his wife wished to have a nice pudding.
( ) 3. Their second wish was to put the pudding on the woman¡¯s nose.
( ) 4. They used their three wishes well.
( ) 5. Although they had three wishes, they still had the same life.
Keys: 1-5 TFFFT (click)
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