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Limericks - раздел Образование, Сочетание гласных букв There Was An Old Woman From Kent, Whose Nose Was Rem...

There was an old woman from Kent,

Whose nose was remarkably bent.

One day, they suppose,

She followed her nose,

And nobody knows where she went.

There was an old man from Crewe

Who dreamed ( [dremt] ) he was eating his shoe.

He woke up in the night

With a terrible fright

And found it was perfectly true.

There was a young cannibal called Ned,

Who used to eat onions in bed.

His mother said “Sonny,

It’s not very funny.

Why don’t you eat people instead?“

There was a young lady from Gloucester ( [‘gloste] )

Whose parents thought they had lost her.

From a fridge came a sound,

And at last she was found.

The trouble was how to defrost her.

There was a young man called Paul,

Who grew so exceedingly tall,

When he got into bed

He could stretch out his leg

And turn off the light in the hall.

There was a young lady of Niger,

Who smiled as she rode on a tiger;

They returned from the ride

With the lady inside,

And the smile on the face of the tiger.

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Сочетание гласных букв

Remember the following terms... an alphabet aelig lf b t ABC алфавит... a sound sa nd звук...

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