I have a question about English for fourth graders

2009-03-12View Original

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Recently, while tutoring a fourth-grader in English, I encountered a problem and would like to ask for advice: “I like coffee, I like tea, I like *** with me!” ”Is it an English proverb? How to translate it? This post was last edited by wang*neng on 2009-3-13 09:24]

Reply #22009-03-12

Did the poster make a spelling mistake? I like “coffee”; I like tea. I like *** with me – it’s just a simple list of things one likes. I like coffee, I like tea, I like mine***

Reply #32009-03-12

Thank you, the moderator of floor 2! It should be the rhythm of a rope-skipping game! Because there is an illustration next to it that shows jumping rope. :handshake :handshake

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