小学六年级英语故事

　　英语故事因其具有可理解性、趣味性和足够的语言输入量被认为符合小学学习英语的工具。下面我为大家带来，希望大家收藏阅读!

　　1　　Hewasheruniversityteacher.Hewas***art,confident,andhadagreatsenseofhumor.Andhewasrathergood-looking,too.Thefactwas,shehadfalleninlovewithhim.Shesensedthathemightlikeher.Shehadcaughthimlookingathermorethanonce.Whattodo?

　　Attheendofthesemester,shewaitedtillalltheotherstudentshadleft.Shesaidshehadagiftforhim.Hesaidthatwasveryniceofher.Thenhelookedaroundforawrappedpackage.Wherewasthegift,heasked.Shesaiditwasstillatthestore.ShewouldpickhimupandtakehimtherethatSaturday,ifthatwasokaywithhim.

　　ShepickedhimupattheStarbucksnearhisapartment.Hewasenjoyingthemystery.Heaskedher:Wasitanalarmclocksothathewouldn’tbelateforclass?Wasitteachingmaterials,likemarkersanderasers?Anewbriefcase?Anextrainkcartridgeforhisputerforwhenheprintedhandouts?Shesaidthatshecouldn’tment.

　　TheygottothemallandwentintoNordstrom’s.“Ihopeitisn’tasuit,”hejoked.“Ineverwearsuits.”

　　“No,itisn’t.Butit’ssomethingthatyoualwayswearwithasuit.”

　　“Atie?WhywouldIwearatieifIneverwearsuits?”

　　“Notatie,silly,”shesaid,astheywalkedintotheshoedepartment.Shehadnoticedthathealwaysworethesamepairofshoesinclass.Shehadguessedthatheworesize11,andhadpickedoutanicetwo-tonecasualmodelbyClark.Shehopedthathewouldliketheshoesasmuchasshedid.Theshoesfitperfectly,andhedidlikethem.Whentheyleftthestore,heofferedherhishand,andtheywalkedouttohercarhandinhand.Shewastingling.“Letmeatleastbuyyoudinner,”hesuggestedastheygotintohercar.

　　2　　ChetandEliothadbeenrunningaroundallday.Ithadbeenhot.Theywereunshaved,andwearingshorts,T-shirts,andflip-flops.Atabout6p.m.,theyfeltlikeeatingsomething.TheywereonsouthLake,whichhadseveralrestaurants.EliotsuggestedthattheygototheMediterraneanrestaurant.“Thefoodisgoodandthere’slotsofit,”hetoldChet.Itwasrefreshinglycoolinsidetherestaurant.Theywereseatedatatablenearthefrontdoor.

　　Theirwaitresswasayoung,prettyblonde.Chethitonherimmediately.“CouldIhaveyoufordessert?”heasked,withabiggrinonhisface.She***iled,butsaidnothing.Chettoldherthathewasafamousheartsurgeon,andifshedidn’tgivehimherphonenumber,hewouldhavetooperateonhisownbrokenheart.She***iledagain.WhensheaskedChetandEliotiftheywantedappetizers,theybothrealizedthatEnglishwashersecondlanguage.

　　Chetaskedherwhereshewasfrom.ShesaidshewasfromRussia.ChettoldherthatherEnglishwasverygood.Shethankedhim.Theyhadadeliciousmeal,andChetleftthewaitressabigtip.Shethankedhim,butshestillrefusedtogivehimherphonenumber.“Ihavehu***and,”sheexplained.“Yes,andhe’stheluckiestmanonEarth,”Chettoldher.She***iled.

　　Outsidetherestaurant,ChetkiddedEliot.“Youdidn’tsayawordintheretoher.Howdoyouexpecttogetanywherewithwomenifyoudon’ttalktothem?”“Ididn’twanttospoilyourchances,”Eliot***iled.

　　Twomonthslater,EliotwassubstituteteachingforaUSCitizenshipclass.Whentheclassended,onestudentlingered.Itwastheblondewaitressfromtherestaurant.ShetalkedtohimforaboutfiveminutesaboutGeorgeWashington.Sensingthatshehadsomethingelseonhermind,Eliotaskedhertojoinhimforacupofcoffee.Shesaidshewouldloveto.