Worst Day Ever
美音、自然拼读、分级阅读与词汇复习
Sally Takayama slammed the front door behind her and flung her book bag on the kitchen table.
莎莉·高山把前门打到她身后,把书包倒入厨房桌子上.
Her little brother Michael, who was only eighteen months old, looked a little frightened in his high chair.
她小弟迈克尔才18个月大,在高椅上看起来有点害怕.
Sally’s father looked concerned as well.
莎莉的父亲看起来也很担心。
He set down Michael’s baby food spoon and faced Sally, who had slumped in her kitchen chair.
他放下了迈克尔的婴儿食物勺子并面对莎莉,莎莉倒入了厨房的椅子.
“Is something wrong?”
“有什么不对吗? “
he asked.
他问。
“Nothing, except that this has been the worst day ever, in my whole life!”
“没有什么,只是这是我一生中最糟糕的一天! “
Sally snapped.
莎莉崩溃了。
“What possibly could have happened to make this the worst day in your whole life?”
“是什么可能使今天成为你一生中最糟糕的一天? “
Sally rubbed her tired eyes with her fists.
莎莉用拳头摩擦她疲惫的眼睛.
In addition to being horrible, her day had also been long, and she was getting a headache.
除了可怕外,她的一天也已经很长了,她也开始头痛.
“Well, first of all,” she began, “I stopped to pull a dime out from a crack in the sidewalk on my way to the bus stop, but by the time I got it out, it turned out to be just a penny.
“首先,”她开始说,“我在前往公交车站的路上从人行道的裂缝中抽出一分钱,但到了我得到它时,结果只是一分钱。
Then I was late for the bus, but as I ran to catch it, my shoestring broke and my shoe fell off!
后来我赶来赶公交车,但跑去抓时,鞋被弄断了,鞋被掉下来了!
It was too late to run back and get it.
为时已晚跑回取去.
I’m glad I found it again near the bus stop on my way home, but it looks like someone ran over it.”
我很高兴在回家的路上又在公交站附近找到它, “
Sally’s father peered under the table, and sure enough, Sally’s left shoe was black and grimy and bore the distinct shape of a tire tread.
莎莉的父亲在桌子下望去,
“Going to school with only one shoe was no fun,” she continued.
她继续说,“只穿一双鞋上学是没有乐趣的”。
“Bobby Danforth was sitting right in the first bus seat, and he spotted my bare sock and started calling me Sock-Shoe Sally.”
“Bobby Danforth正坐在第一个公共汽车座位上,他看见我的赤袜子并开始叫我Sock-Shoe Sally。 “
“Then the whole bus started teasing me like that.
“然后,整辆公共汽车开始这样戏弄我。
When I got to school, I didn’t want to get my sock dirty, so I didn’t play at recess.
我上学时不想弄脏袜子,
I just sat on the steps holding my bare foot up.
我只是坐在台阶上 举起我的赤脚
But then in the cafeteria, Mary spilled her chocolate milk on the floor and I stepped in it!
但之后在食堂里,玛丽把巧克力牛奶洒到地上,我踩了进去!
Now my new yellow socks are all brown, and Bobby Danforth started calling me Chocolate-Sock Sally.
现在,我的新黄袜子都是棕色的, 和鲍比丹福斯开始叫我巧克力袜莎莉。
But the worst part was when the principal noticed that I didn’t have a shoe.
但最糟糕的是校长注意到我没有鞋子。
She asked me what happened, and when I told her about the dime, she laughed!”
她问我发生了什么, 当我告诉她一分钱,她笑了! “
“Oh, I don’t think she was laughing at you, Sally.
“哦,我不认为她在取笑你,莎莉。
She probably just thought it was a funny story,” Sally’s father said sympathetically.
她可能只是觉得这故事很有趣,
“Either way, after she stopped laughing, she brought me to her office and took out these smelly old running shoes.
她带我到办公室取出这双臭味的老跑鞋。
She told me I could wear them for the rest of the day.
她告诉我,我可以穿 其余的一天。
They must have been a million sizes too big—I looked like a clown!”
它们一定太大了 我看起来像个小丑!”
Sally wailed.
莎莉哭过
“Then I had to give the principal her shoes back and ride the bus all the way home again.
“然后,我不得不把校长的鞋子还给她,再坐公交车回家。
Bobby Danforth wouldn’t quit.
巴比丹福斯不会放弃。
I think that’s a pretty bad day, don’t you?”
我认为今天很糟, “
Sally asked.
莎莉问道.
“Sounds pretty bad to me, but you forgot about the one good thing that happened today,” Sally’s father said.
”萨利的父亲说,
“No good things happened today!”
“今天没有发生好事!”
Sally objected.
莎莉反对.
“Oh yes, one did,” he said.
他说,“是的,有一个做到了。”
“You certainly had fun telling me this story!”
“你告诉我这个故事确实很有趣! “
“Mrs.
“主席女士,
Anderson is a pretty small woman.
安德森是个小姑娘
I can’t imagine her shoes were that big,” Sally’s father said.
我无法想象她的鞋子这么大,
“It was very nice of her to loan you her shoes.”
“她将她的鞋子借给你是非常好的。 “
“Well, when I went to gym class, they went clop, clop, clop on the gym floor every time I took a step.
“当我去上体育课时,他们每走一步,都会在体育馆的地上挤出一圈。
Well, one of them went clop, clop, clop, while the other went squish, squish, squish because of the chocolate milk in my sock.
其中一个被挤了 挤了 挤了 还有一个被挤了 挤了 挤了
It made me miss the volleyball, and the whole team got mad at me.”
这让我错过了排球 整个球队都生我的气了 “
“They won’t remember it tomorrow,” Sally’s father reassured her.
Sally的父亲向她保证,