典范英语-危险的运动鞋
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《典范8》每一本书都以故事为核心,以激发兴趣为首要目标,倡导“在故事中轻松、快乐、自然习得英语”。
每个故事成功塑造了几个活泼可爱的核心人物形象,内容生动有趣,引人入胜,易于理解和接受。
刺猬女孩艾蜜(Amy)向读者栩栩如生地展现了乐观、善良、包容、好奇、坚持的女孩艾蜜的形象。
她用自己的方式改变了冷漠、吝啬、挑剔的派克(Peck)先生。
读这本故事的时候,想起了几年前度过的波丽安娜(Pollyanna)。
乐观的小女孩Pollyanna在一定程度上改变了美国甚至其他国家的人民,Pollyanna也被写进词典,成了“乐观的人”的代名词。
从某种程度上讲,Amy就是Pollyanna,“送错的信”中的Pippa Jones 和Flo Jones,“罗比.伍兹和她快乐的弟兄们”中的Robbie Woods,“传球”中的爷爷都是Pollyanna。
他们“热爱生活,并执著得以快乐为事业”,在逆境中能自得其乐并为别人带来快乐。
友善、敬业等个人的优秀品质的培养不是靠说教,更不是靠背诵口号,而是靠正向核心价值观念的引领。
除了个人榜样的引领外,孩子们价值观念的培养和阅读有着很大的关联,正如朱永新所说的“一个人的精神成长史就是他的阅读史”。
语言是文化的载体,思想的反映,阅读怎样的书籍,自然就会接受什么样的思想,孩子的心灵就会打上什么样的烙印,日后就会成为什么样的人。
莎士比亚说“书籍是全人类的营养品”,《典范8》的18个经典故事正是滋养孩子心田的养料。
“泰坦尼克号的幸存者哈罗德布莱德的故事”,用第一人称的口吻再现了当年泰坦尼克号下沉的时候,他的同事,高级话务员Jack Phillips视死如归坚守岗位以身殉职的感人故事;再现了生死关头乐队人员的高贵品质,他们面临死亡,优雅地为人们演奏者;再现了大难面前的人性的伟大,男人将生的机会留给了父女和儿童。
“坦白”中的不修边幅爱生如子的Mr Such老师和尊师如父的学生Derec 和Janey之间的故事令人忍俊不禁。
Dangerous Trainers176 CarrieThis book tells us an interesting and strange story.A boy¡¯s big brother got a pair of new trainers. They look so big and dangerous. They always tramped something and made a noise. So the boy hated them very much.On one night, accidentally the boy found the trainers were alive and they had a secret life.Something strange happened at night. The trainers moved when the boy was sleeping at night. The boy told this to his brother. But he didn¡¯t believe him. So the boy decided to catch them tonight.The boy stayed up late and found that the trainers were on the move. They squeeze through the letter box and hunt food in the garden. They were carnivorous. The boy told his brother what he had seen. Mum came in and told the boy he have just had a bad dream. The Next day, the trainers disappeared. The boy¡¯s brother said he has left them on the bus. Mum was very angry, because of the expensive trainers. But Mum couldn¡¯t find them. The boy thought the trainers could be very dangerous at least. In a word, it tells us, when we are in contact with others, we all need to consider the problem from the perspective of others, to respect the feelings of others, not just for our own happiness. If we respect others, learn empathy, maybe we can make a lot of friends.。
典范英语9顶级跑鞋内容概括a boy saw a pair of rugged sports shoes and takes its as a treasure. when he wore it, a fat person laughed at him, but the boy loved running, he ran with the premium sports shoes, he sprinted involuntarily, and discovered he ran abnormally fast. his friend told him to not rely on the shoes, after a bit of testing only then did the boy realize how special this pair of shoes was. but this pair of shoes got stolen by the hulk. in the match, he lose because of it, but was happy. on the other hand the person who won the match with the help of the shoes, because of the shoes's autonomy, received the punishment he deserve 译文:一个男孩见到一双破运动鞋就说是宝贝。
穿着时还被一个擅长跑步的大块头嘲笑,但男孩热爱跑步,就穿着顶级跑鞋练习,但他不由自主的猛跑起来,发现自己跑得不是一般的快。
他的朋友劝他不要依靠鞋子,一番实验后小男孩才领悟到这鞋的不同之处。
但这双跑鞋却被大块头偷走了。
在比赛中,这使他在比赛中名落孙山,但却很快乐,相反,那个靠顶级跑鞋赢得冠军的人,由于跑鞋的自主性,收到应有的惩罚。
《典范英语》(六)1. Walrus Joins in海象参加表演2. Noisy Neighbours吵闹的邻居3. Princess Pip’s Holiday皮皮公主的假期4. Oh, Otto!哦,奥托!5. Captain Comet and the Purple Planet科密特船长与紫色星球6. Jungle Shorts丛林短裤7. The Masked Cleaning Ladies of Om来自奥姆的蒙面清洁女工8. The Masked Cleaning Ladies Save the Day蒙面清洁女工反败为胜9. The Masked Cleaning Ladies Meet the Pirates 蒙面清洁女工面对海盗10. Jellyfish Shoes水母鞋11. The Boss Dog of Blossom Street花朵街的狗老大12. Cornflake Corn玉米片硬币13. The Ghost Ship幽灵船14. Micro the Metal Dog机器狗麦克罗15. The King ofFootball The Story of Pelé球王贝利的故事16. Arctic Hero The Story of Matthew Henson北极英雄——马修•汉森的故事17. Pioneer Girl The Story of Laura Ingalls Wilder 拓荒女孩——劳拉•因格尔斯•怀尔德的故事18. My Friend, Mandela我的朋友曼德拉《典范英语》(七)1. Amy the Hedgehog Girl刺猬女孩艾蜜2. Coming Clean坦白3. Bertha’s Secret Battle博莎的秘密招数4. Titanic Survivor The Story of Harold Bride泰坦尼克号的幸存者——哈罗德•布莱德的故事5. The Big Chance大好时机6. Blackbones Saves the School布莱克博恩拯救学校7. The Wrong Letter送错的信8. Dangerous Trainers危险的运动鞋9. The Luckless Monster不走运的怪物10. Jem Stone Genie –the Crash精灵简姆•斯通——撞击事件11. Stinky Street臭街12. Cool Clive酷酷的克莱夫13. Robbie Woods and his Merry Men 罗比•伍兹和他快乐的弟兄们14. Pass the Ball!传球!15. Here Comes Trouble来麻烦了16. Doohickey and the Robot杜希奇与机器人17. Doughnut Dilemma炸面圈的两难处境18. Scrapman and the Incredible Flying Machine 废铁人与神奇飞行器《典范英语》(八)1. Waiting for Goldie等候高蒂2. The Personality Potion性格魔水3. The Ultimate Trainers顶级跑鞋4. Black Dan布莱克•丹5. Blackbeards Last Stand黑胡子海盗最后的抵抗6. Kelly the Rescue Dog搜救犬凯莉7. Okay, Spanner, YouWin!好吧,斯潘纳,你赢了!8. Petey皮蒂9. Climbing in the Dark黑夜挣扎10. Grace the Pirate海盗格雷斯11. Air Raid!空袭!12. The Booming Boots of Joey Jones 乔伊•琼斯的大力球鞋13. Sing for your Supper用歌声换晚餐14. Tomb Raiders古墓挖掘者:发现图坦卡蒙《典范英语》(九)1. The Secret Garden秘密花园2. White Fang白牙3. Gulliver’s Travels格列佛游记4. Black Beauty黑骏马5. 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea海底两万里6. The Lost World失落的世界7. David Copperfield大卫•科波菲尔8. Frankenstein弗兰肯斯坦9. Jane Eyre简爱10. Stories of Sherlock Holmes 福尔摩斯故事集11. Robinson Crusoe鲁宾逊漂流记12. Wuthering Heights呼啸山庄13. Treasure Island金银岛14, Macbeth麦克白。
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I remember the day vividly, the sun was shining brightly, and the air was filled with the scent of fresh cut grass as I laced up my sneakers, ready for the big game. Little did I know, the seemingly innocuous pair of shoes I was wearing would turn out to be a dangerous athletic shoe, a lesson in the importance of safety and quality in sports equipment.It was a Saturday afternoon, and our high school soccer team was gearing up for a crucial match. I had just received a new pair of athletic shoes as a birthday gift. They were sleek, stylish, and promised unmatched performance. The excitement of wearing them for the first time was palpable, but so was the danger that lay ahead, unbeknownst to me.As the game began, I felt a surge of energy, my new shoes providing a spring in my step. The grip on the turf was excellent, and I could feel the cushioning absorb the impact with each stride. However, as the first half progressed, I started to notice a slight discomfort. A pinching sensation in my right foot was growing more intense with every move.I brushed it off, attributing it to the newness of the shoes, but as the game continued, the discomfort morphed into pain. It was a sharp, stabbing pain that made each run feel like a battle. I could see my teammates concerned glances, but the competitive spirit in me refused to let the pain dictate my performance.Then, it happened. During a breakneck sprint to chase down a loose ball, my foot twisted in an unnatural angle, and I heard a sickening snap. The pain was excruciating, and I collapsed onto the field, clutching my ankle.The game came to a halt as my teammates rushed to my side, and the realization dawned on me my dangerous athletic shoe had betrayed me.The subsequent examination by the coach and the school nurse revealed a sprained ankle, a result of the poor support and stability offered by my new shoes. The design flaw had compromised my safety, leading to an injury that would sideline me for weeks.This incident was a stark reminder of the potential hazards of substandard sports equipment. Athletic shoes, in particular, are critical to an athletes performance and safety. They need to provide adequate support, cushioning, and grip, all of which were lacking in my pair.The experience prompted me to research more about the importance of choosing the right athletic shoes. I learned that a good pair should fit snugly but comfortably, with enough room for the toes to move freely. The heel should be wellcushioned to absorb shock, and the sole should have a good grip to prevent slipping. Moreover, the materials used should be of high quality to ensure durability and prevent injuries.I also discovered that many sports injuries are caused by improper footwear. According to the American Orthopaedic Foot and Ankle Society, approximately 79% of runners experience some form of injury each year, many of which could be attributed to illfitting or inadequate shoes.This revelation led me to advocate for better awareness about the importance of proper sports equipment among my peers. I shared mystory and the lessons I learned, emphasizing the need to prioritize safety over aesthetics or brand names when choosing athletic shoes.In conclusion, my encounter with a dangerous athletic shoe was a painful but valuable lesson. It taught me the significance of selecting highquality, welldesigned sports equipment to ensure safety and prevent injuries. As athletes, we owe it to ourselves and our teammates to make informed choices about the gear we use, as it can make all the difference between a victorious game and a seasonending injury.。
危险的运动鞋读后感I have read the article about the dangerous sneakers, and I have to say I was quite surprised by the information provided. It's really eye-opening to learn about the potential risks associated with certain types of sneakers. For example, I never knew that some sneakers could actually cause foot and ankle injuries due to their lack of support and cushioning. It's scary to think that something as simple as a pair of shoes could lead to such serious consequences.I remember a time when I bought a cheap pair of sneakers online because they looked stylish and were on sale. I wore them for a few weeks and started to notice pain in my feet and ankles. I didn't think much of it at first, but as time went on, the pain got worse. It wasn't until I read an article similar to the one I just read that I realized my sneakers were the problem. I immediately invested in a pair of high-quality, supportive sneakers and the difference was incredible. No more pain, no morediscomfort.It just goes to show that sometimes it's worth spending a little extra money on a good pair of sneakers to avoid potential injuries. I'll definitely be more cautious when choosing my footwear in the future.英文回答:After reading the article about dangerous sneakers, I was quite surprised by the information provided. It'sreally eye-opening to learn about the potential risks associated with certain types of sneakers. For example, I never knew that some sneakers could actually cause foot and ankle injuries due to their lack of support and cushioning. It's scary to think that something as simple as a pair of shoes could lead to such serious consequences.I remember a time when I bought a cheap pair of sneakers online because they looked stylish and were on sale. I wore them for a few weeks and started to notice pain in my feet and ankles. I didn't think much of it atfirst, but as time went on, the pain got worse. It wasn't until I read an article similar to the one I just read that I realized my sneakers were the problem. I immediately invested in a pair of high-quality, supportive sneakers and the difference was incredible. No more pain, no more discomfort.It just goes to show that sometimes it's worth spending a little extra money on a good pair of sneakers to avoid potential injuries. I'll definitely be more cautious when choosing my footwear in the future.中文回答:读完关于危险运动鞋的文章后,我对提供的信息感到非常惊讶。
典范英语8危险的运动鞋读后感After reading the classic English novel "Dangerous Shoes," I was deeply moved by the powerful themes and impactful storytelling. The characters in the book struggled with issues of identity, acceptance, and belonging, making it a relatable and thought-provoking read. The author beautifully portrayed the complexities of human emotions and relationships, drawing me in from the very first page.阅读经典英语小说《危险的运动鞋》后,我深受其中强大的主题和感人的叙事所感动。
书中的人物们与身份、接受和归属感等问题作斗争,使得它成为一本引人思考的读物。
作者精美地描绘了人类情感和关系的复杂性,从第一页开始就吸引了我。
The struggles and triumphs of the characters in "Dangerous Shoes" served as a mirror to reflect on my own life experiences and relationships. It made me reflect on the importance of self-discovery and authenticity in a world that often demands conformity and sacrifices individuality for societal norms. The novel reminded me tostay true to myself, even when faced with challenges and pressures to conform.《危险的运动鞋》中人物的挣扎与胜利成为了一面镜子,让我反思自己的生活经历和人际关系。
The Booming Boots of Joey Jones1. Introduction(1) About the Author: David ClaytonDavid Clayton (born October 21, 1977) is anAmerican film producer, writer and actor. He has co-starred in films such as Sublime, Dark Ride and Skylight,which he also wrote. Rogers has acted in televisionshows such as NY-LON,Ghost Whisperer, CSI:NY, Cougar Town and Revenge of the Bridesmaids(2) About the storyJoey is a laugh. He often makes mistakes. One day, he gets a chance to play for the school football team. He is a disaster on the pitch until he puts on his dad’s old boots. When he scores a goal and wins the match, it’s a welcome surprise to everyone.Chapter OneBefore the class (quiz)1.Which game is the king for the school?2.Joey is a laugh, isn’t he? Could you give an example?3.Since Joey is laugh,why was chosen to play for his school?4.What about the sports team?5.Is the game a success or a failure?why?During the class1. Translationlaugh _________________ clumsy _________________ mess up _______________ the inter-schools swimmig__ bounced into____________ jogged _________________ bothered_________________ shot ________________往里倾斜的太厉害__________________________________几乎塞满了球门____________________________为了这样的机会,他愿意在半夜去北极踢球_______________________________________要是他留在自己原来的位置就好了!__________________________________耸耸肩__________________________________跺着脚走了__________________________________2. Choose and answer1) What was Tank doing when Joey dive-bombed him?A:playing football B:playing basketballC:swimming D:doing gymnastics2) How did Tank get on with Joey?A: well B: just so-so C: not mentioned D:badly3)During the game, why did Joey rush off from his place?A: he was too tired B:he wanted to hit a scoreC: he had something important to do D: his coach called himAfter the class (Write and answer)1.In your opinion, what would Joey do after the game?2. What function did the 1st chapter play in the book?Chapter twoBefore the class (quiz)1.Why didn’t Joey ask for a new pair of shoes from his parents?2.What’s the meaning of the topic “ Practice makes perfect”?3.For what did his parents save money?4.What was Joey’s idol? From this , what can you know?5.Why did Joey quarrel with Tank?During the class1. Translation倒钩踢球_______________ 滑水撬_______________排列着_______________ 把后卫挡不存在一样_______________ 换衣服_______________ 来一记漂亮的踢球_______________ 发个点球_______________ 没踢进球门_______________把灯罩蹬倒_______________ 精疲力竭_______________他踢偏的次数比他踢中的次数多十倍_______________ _______________ _______________ ____________2. Choose and answer1) During the practice, who was Joey’s company?A: his father B: Tank C: Skenner and his father D:his coath2)From the practice, what characteristic did Joey have?A: determined B: humorous C: funny D: lazy3What did Joey finally ask for from his father?A: a new football B: a pair of new shoesC: a Christmas gift D: birthday present4:What’s Joey’s advantages and disadvantages of hitting the ball?what about Skenner?After the class (Write and answer)5: What did Joey’s father give him at last ? Could you guess his father’s thought?Chapter ThreeBefore the class (quiz)1. What did Joey’s father give him at last ? Could you guess his father’s thought?2. Why did Joey say “They ‘re …exactly my size.”3. could you know the reason why Joey didn’t sleep well that night?During the class1. Translationpreview____________________ thrill____________________back out ____________________ burst out laughing________________ ankle ____________________ enormous ____________________nodded off __________________van ____________________他感到似乎有人泼了他一盆凉水___________________________高质量的靴子________________________________取消足球赛很难的__________________________________2. Choose and answer1) What did Joe’s father give him as the gift?A. a new pair of shoesB. a new footballC. an old pair of bootsD.good quality boots2)How did Joe spend that night?A.too happy to sleepB. too disappointed to sleepC. practiced footballD.slept well to prepare for the match3) How was the weather the next day?A.windyB.sunnyC. rainnyD. cloudy4) Who were the last two students in the hall?A. Sken and JoeB. Joe and ArthurC. Tank and EddyD. Joe and TankAfter the class (Write and answer)1) Why did Joe say “the boots are his size”?2)If you were Joe, what would you deal with the boots?3) Could you predict what would happen to Joe and boots?Chapter FourBefore the class (quiz)1.What was the weather like?2. What was the reaction of Tank and Addy to Joe’s boots?3. In fact , who won the toss?4. How many corners were mentioned in this chapter?5. In this chapter, did Joe get the ball and kicked it?6. During the first half_time, which team won the match temporarily?During the class1. TranslationScoff at ______________________ golf tee______________________ Protest______________________ kick off______________________ sucked______________________ fed up with___________________ 笑的前俯后仰________________________别和我耍小聪明了________________________在另一边出界了________________________投掷硬币决定防守球门________________________2. Choose and answer1)Who kicked off the ball to begin the match?A: Tank B: Joe C:Flowery D:Sken2)Why couldn’t the players kick the ball farther than 5 meters?A: they were too tiredB: they were too weakC: the ground was covered with mudsD: their opponents were too strong3) If you were Tank , what would you think of Joe’s kicking?After the class (Write and answer)Please retell the first_time match and then guess what would happen to the football match in the second half_time.Chapter FiveBefore the class (quiz)Answer these questions:1)Did Joe’s father turn up ? What was he doing then?2)At last , was Joe a hero or a laugh? Why?3)Could you tell us the final score of the football match?During the class:Translation:灵活的:_________________ 任意球: _________________集中注意:_______________ 防守盯人:_________________A little punch: ______________ bog down _________________Stalk off: __________________ cracker: _________________ Draw: _________________ penalty area: ________________ According to the last chapter, answer the following questions:1)How did Tank’s attitude to Joe change ? why?2)What’s the final score of the match?3)Who got the score(s) for his team?4)Could you retell the process of the score?After the class:Write a brief summary about the story. At the end, depict your own opinion about the story.。
Dangerous trainersThud thud thud (脚步声)噔My big brother’s got some new trainers. He wears them all the time. 一天到晚Thud, thud, thud! When he runs upstairs in them(穿着它们)the whole house shakes震动. Mum shouts, “stop that noise!”别在那制造噪音. My brother’s new trainers are big and puffy 圆鼓鼓的and purple. They’ve got soles as thick as鞋底厚的像tractor tyres. 拖拉机外带Clump, clump.嗑啷He’s clumping to his bedroom. 嗑啷嗑啷地走向卧室‘gangway!让开’ he shouts. I have to squash myself against the wall把自己紧贴着墙上, so my feet don’t get crushed以免脚被踩扁. “i hate your horrible可怕的,恐怖的trainers!” i tell him. “they’re dangerous.’But he just clumps downstairs again. Thud, thud, thud. The front door slams碰地关上了. Thank goodness谢天谢地- he’s gone out. It’s nice and peaceful now. I can lie here on the floor and read my book. Stomp, stomp, stomp咚咚. The floor begins to tremble颤抖. Is a herd of elephants一群大象heading this way正朝这边走来? No, it’s the new trainers. Here they come again-like great, purple, crushing machines碾压机.“mind my book小心我的书. You’re trampling on it!踩上了”My big brother throws hisself into a chair.屁股坐在椅子上He props his big purple feet up 翘起了他的大紫脚on one another.两脚交叉“i can’t see the telly电视机now! It’s my favourite programme.最喜欢的节目Your trainers are in the way!挡道了”. Mum says: “those new trainers are a menace祸害! Take them off脱掉in the house. ”But my brother says, “i love my new trainers. They are great, i am never going to take them off ! Not ever!永远不”“then do up those dangly laces 把耷拉的鞋带系好!”sighs mum. “you’ll break your neck摔死!” . But my brother just clumps outside. His long laces dangle 耷拉behind him. And his monster trainers squash 碾碎all the little daisies雏菊on the grass.I hate those new trainers. They should be banned受到禁止. My brother even wants to go to bed in his new trainers. But mum says: “i’ve never heard of anything so silly. Take them off. ” . So he climbs up to his top bunk bed上铺. He throws down 扔下his new trainers. Whump, whump 哐, so they land near my bottom bunk bed下铺.Mum switches off 关掉了our light. I lie in the dark and watch the dangerous trainers. They seem to be even bigger at night. They’ve got two big purple tongues that stick out at冲...伸出来me and go , “ya boo.”. They ‘ve got little eyes, like a spider. The eyes are watching me back!反过来望着我The trainers are alive是活的. “don’t be silly, ” i tell myself. Trainers can’t be alive.不可能是活的。
I close my eyes so i can’t see the trainers any more. Then i fall asleep睡着了. But next morning, when i wake up, the trainers have moved挪了位置. There’s no doubt about it毫无疑问. They are under my brother’s computer desk now. And they are neatly side by side整齐的并排放着. My big brother didn’t move them because he is still in the top bunk, snoring打呼噜. You have been out,你们出去了一趟haven’t you? I wag my finger at 向...摇手指the trainers. “when we were all asleep you went out on your own独自, didn’t you?”But the trainers don’t say a word. “wait until tonight,” i warn警告them. “i didn’t see you go out last night because i fell asleep. But tonight i’ll stay awake醒着. I’ll catch you, just wait and see.”The top bunk’s creaking嘎吱作响. My big brother’s waking up.A life of their own“your trainers are alive,” i tell him. “they go out at night on their own, without you. You know those little metal holes 金属眼where you put your laces? Well, they aren’t lace holes鞋带眼. They’re eyes. Your trainers have got lots of eyes, like spiders. Did you know that? And they’ve got big slurpy说话声咕噜咕噜的purple tongues. ”But my brother just groans嘟囔抱怨, “you do talk a load of rubbish!你真是胡说八道”Then he turns over翻过身去and goes back to sleep. Those trainers are getting me really mad气的我发疯. They’re wrecking 毁坏my things. Today i found my crayons 蜡笔mashed into the carpet 被踩碎在地毯里。
.“you shouldn’t have left them on the floor,你本不应该把他放在地上”said my brother.But i bet 敢说those trainers did it. Clump, clump, clump. You can’t get away from them摆脱. You can hear them all over the house整个屋子. “who squashed踩压this chewing gum口香糖into the carpet?” shouts mum.“it’s these trainers,” says my big brother. “i haven’t got used to 穿惯了them yet.”they’re so big and heavy i can’t control them. They keep treading on things总是踩到东西! “don’t be silly,” says mum. “it’s your fault, not your trainers. You’re talking as if your trainers have a life of their own自己有生命.”Mum doesn’t know it. But she’s exactly right. Those trainers do have a life of their own. They have a secret life过着一种秘密生活. They go out at night, on their own自行其是, when we’re all asleep. They must do, mustn’t they? How else否则could they be in a different place by morning?Tonight i’m going to prove it. I’m going to prove it. I’m going to follow those trainers and see where they go. I’m going to spy on监视them. It’s night time. It must be very late because the house is quiet. Mum and dad are in bed. But i’m not asleep. I’m watching those trainers, like i said i would就像我说的那样.It’s hard work. My eyes keep closing眼皮直打架. “don’t fall asleep!” i whisper悄悄说to myself. “stay awake!”打起精神The trainers are behaving themselves还算规矩so far. They haven’t moved at all一动不动. But their spider eyes are glittering在闪光in the dark. I don’t trust them. They’re very sneaky鬼鬼祟祟. As soon as i close my eyes they’ll be off, on their own. But my eyelids眼皮are so heavy. My head is dropping down垂下来.ZZZZZZZZZZZZZ.The trainers are on the move行动起来! I knew it . I knew they had a secret life. They’re marching down the stairs正大步走下楼梯. Clump, clump,clump.What if 要是...怎么办they wake up mum and dad? But they don’t . Even though尽管they’re making an awful din弄的叮当响.I slip out of bed溜下床and follow them. I tip-toe踮着脚走down the stairs in my bare feet光脚.At the bottom of在底下the stairs the trainers stop. They look around. “ah ha,” i think. “you’re trapped 被困住now. The front door is locked.”but the trainers aren’t trapped. Have you ever seen a hamster仓鼠squeeze through挤过a tiny space极小的空间? The trainers can do that. They squeeze, like purple toothpaste, though the letter box. First one, then the other.Oh no, they’re escaping逃走. I look out through the glass bit in the front door前门上的那块玻璃. They’re stomping down the garden path小路! I turn the key in the front door and let myself out把自己放了出来. Mum would go mad 气疯if she knew. It’s very late. There’s a big silver moon in the sky. And i’m out here in the garden, in my pyjamas穿着睡衣.But i’m on a mission在执行任务. I’m finding out我要发现all about the secret life of trainers. I’m finding out what they do when we’re all asleep. I hide behind a bush灌木丛and spy on them. At first, they look very innocent善良无辜. They’re walking around the garden in the moonlight. Just walking.“That’s not dangerous, “i think, “they’re just out for a walk, that’s all不过如此. A walk in the moonlight.” but no. A moth蛾子flies by飞过来. And suddenly, the trainers spring into action立即行动. One of them throws out 抛出a lace like a lasso套索.Got it! The moth flutters扇动翅膀. But it can’t get free无法逃脱. Then the big purple tongue flicks out 向外一弹and, gulp咕的一口, the moth is gone. I can’t believe it! The trainers aren’t taking a walk. They’re hunting. Hunting for things to eat在捕猎食物. My brother’s trainers are carnivorous食肉动物!They’re very good hunters猎手. They guzzle大口大口地吃everything in sight看得见. A shiny亮闪闪black beetle 甲壳虫trundles缓缓地爬across the grass. He doesn’t stand a chance它毫无机会. Flick goes the lace鞋带一弹and he’s dragged被拖into the trainer’s purple throat. Crunch, crunch咔嚓咔嚓. “burp!嗝” goes the trainer运动鞋打了个嗝.A worm蚯蚓pops its head up探起头来. Wham啪! Goes a trainer and stomps on it啪的一声跺上去. The other trainer licks it up with its tongue 把它舔起来吃了. The trainers sniff the air.闻着空气中的味道They’relooking for something else to gobble吞食. I hear a rustling悉悉索索in the bushes. A baby mouse pops out its pink nose. Oh no! The trainers’eyes gleam发光at each other. They stay very, very quiet. They’re waiting. The baby mouse darts out of从...冲出来the grass. “run, mouse, run!”i shout, “you’re in deadly danger有生命危险. The trainers will gobble you up把你一口吞了! Run for your life快逃命吧!”Leave them aloneBut the baby mouse doesn’t hear me. He doesn’t know what danger he’s in. He doesn’t know about the carnivorous trainers.He pitter-patters nearer, nearer噼里啪啦地越走越近. Fast as you can blink一眨眼, the laces flick out. He’s tied up被绑起来like an Egyptian mummy一具埃及木乃伊! A big purple tongue slides out 不声不响地伸出来and -- “will you stop shouting?” says my brother. “i’m trying to get some sleep正要睡觉!” i sit up in bed. “i saw them. I saw your trainers. They were out in the garden hunting. They crunch踩碎beetles. They lick up worms. They tied a baby mouse up like a mummy. ”“what? ” says my brother, rubbing揉揉他的眼睛his eyes. “did you say a baby mouse?”“yes, ” i cry. “and i can prove it. Look, they’re not where you left them, are they? They’re in a different place!”My brother looks down from the top bunk bed. The trainers aren’t where he threw them. They’re neatly side by side, next to the book case. Mum switches on the light打开灯. “what’s the matter? Who was shouting?”“he was,” says my brother, pointing at me. “he’s being silly, as usual. He says he saw my trainers try to eat a baby mouse. He says they’ve been out in our garden hunting!”“well, why have they moved over there挪到那边了? I shout at him.”“they weren’t there when we went to sleep. That proves they’ve been out somewhere.”“oh, that,”says mum. “i moved them. I always come in when you’re asleep and tidy up a bit稍微整理一下房间. Haven’t you noticed how this bedroom’s always neat and tidy when you wake up?”“no,” says my brother. “but i saw them, ” i tell Mum. “i saw them out in the garden just now. They were munching嘎吱嘎吱吃a moth!”“you just had a bad dream做噩梦,”says Mum. “that’s all.”and she switches off the light关灯. “are you still awake?” i ask my brother, in the dark. “yes,” comes a voice from the top bunk. “i did see them,” i tell him. “Honestly老实说, it wasn’t a dream. I should watch out 当心of i were you . I wouldn’t put my feet in those trainers. Not for a million pounds给我一百万英镑也不行. They might nibble啃your toes. They might gobble your feet.”“just go to sleep,” says my brother. But he sounds a bit worried.The next day the house is very quiet. No thud, thud. No clump, clump. I can walk around in my bare feet.. I can lie on the floor and read my book. Where are the big, purple, mouse-guzzling嘎吱嘎吱吃老鼠的trainers ? “i left them on the bus,” says my brother.Mum goes mad气疯了. “they were brand-new崭新的trainers. They cost a lot of money.”“sorry,” says my brother. “it was an accident是个意外. Honest it was真的.”Mum phones the bus company. Nobody’s seen a pair of big, puffy, purple trainers with soles like tractor tyres. “i can’t understand it.” says Mum. “there’s no sign of them连个影子也没有. They can’t have walked off the bus走下公交车by themselves.”My brother and i look at each other. But we daren’t不敢grin咧嘴笑because mum’s in a bad mood心情不好. Keep your eyes open睁大眼睛. One of these days说不定哪一天, you might see a pair of big purple trainers. You might see them in the moonlight clumping round your garden. You might hear a tiny “Squeak嘎吱嘎吱声!’ then a burp.I’d leave them alone不理会他们if i were you. I’d keep right out of their way离他们远远地. And i wouldn’t put my feet in them. Not even one little pink toe. Putting your toes inside a pair of carnivorous trainers could be very, very dangerous.。