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Lesson 119 Who's silly? Boys or girls?
Narrator: It's the end of term.
Sandy and Sue are going to a school
party.
Sandy says he's ready,
but Sue isn't ready yet.
Sandy: Hurry up, Sue!
Aren't you ready yet?
Sue: No, I've got to put on my party dress.
And I've got to comb my hair.
Sandy: Come on, Sue! Hurry up!
Sue: Be quiet, Sandy!
When I'm ready, I'll tell you.
Sue: Which dress shall I wear, mum?
The red one, or the blue one?
Mother: The red one, Sue.
Father: What's the matter, Sandy?
Sandy: I'm waiting forSue.
I've been waiting for hours!
Aren't girls silly?
Sue: I'm ready now.
Sandy: At last!
Mother: Sandy! You haven't put your shoes on yet.
Sue:Aren't boys silly!
vt. 控告，起诉
vi. 请求，追求，起诉
