英语小故事

英语小故事（精选13篇）

　　读书让我们知道了很多奥秘，那些智慧和精彩，那些英明与穿透，让我们在惊叹的同时拈页展颜。以下是我为大家整理的英语小故事，欢迎阅读，希望大家能够喜欢。

　　英语小故事篇1　　Alittlepandapicksupapumpkinandwantstotakeithome.Butthepumpkinistoobig.Thepandacan’ttakeithome.

　　Suddenlysheseesabearridingabiketowardher.Shewatchesthebike.“Iknow!Ihaveagoodidea.”shejumpsandshoutshappily,“Icanrollapumpkin.It’slikeawheel.”

　　Sosherollsthepumpkintoherhome.Whenhermotherseesthebigpumpkin,sheissurprised,“Oh,myGod!Howcanyoucarryithome?”thelittlepandaanswersproudly,“Ican’tliftit,butIcanrollit.”Hermothersmiledandsays，“Whataclevergirl!Useyouheardtodosomething,”

　　英语小故事篇2　　Therehasbeenalongtimeformyfamilynottogooutfortheactivity,becausemyfatherisbusyallthetime.Butlastweek,myfatherfinallyfinishedhisproject,sothathecouldtakearestforsometime.Myfatheradvisedustogotothezoo,Iwassoexcited,becauseIhadn’tseenmanyanimalsinmylife.Inthezoo,thereweresomanypeople,itwassolively.Isawthemonkey,thegiraffeandsoon.IsawtheseanimalsintheTVusually,butIsawtheminfrontofmethatday.Thepeacockimpressedmesomuch,itlookedhomelywhenitlaiddowntheground,butwhenitstoodupandopenedthewings,itwassogorgeous.Peoplesaidpeacockwasproud,indeed,itwouldnotpleasepeople.Ihadagoodtimeinthezoo.

　　英语小故事篇3　　WhenIwasverysmall,IwassoobsessedwiththemovieHarryPotter.IhadwatchedalltheseriesandIwassoimpressedbytherolethatactedbyEmmaWatson.Nowsomanyyearshavepassed,Ikeeppayingattentiontoher.Emmaisassmartastherolesheplays.Thoughshekeepsfilmingmovies,shenevergivesupstudy.ShegotfullAinherlessonandshecouldgotoanytopuniversity,finallyshewenttoBrownUniversity.Whenshegraduated,shewasinvitedtogivethespeechHeForHer.Shecalledthementobeequalwiththewomen.Thespeechwaswelcomedbytheworldandpeoplegavegreatsupport.PeoplecallEmmatheEnglandrose,sheissmartandelegant,whichsetsthegoodexamplefortheEnglandgirls.

　　英语小故事篇4　　Oneday,amonkeydrovehiscarnearalake.Sudden,hesawatigerunderatree.Thetigersawhim,too.Thetigerranveryfastatthemonkey.Themonkeywasveryafraidandheandhiscarfellintothelake.Themonkeycouldn'tswimandheshouted.Arabbitcameandhejumpedintothelake.Therabbitswamtothemonkeybutdidnothelphim.Bothofthemshoutedforhelp.Luckily,agiraffecamealong.Hewasverytall.Hehelpedtherabbitandthemonkey.

　　英语小故事篇5　　WeatherPredictAfilmwasonlocationdeepinthe.OnedayanoldIndianwentuptothedirectorand,Tomorrowrain.Thenextdayitrained.Alater,theIndianwentuptothedirectorandsaid,Tomorrow.Thenextdaytherewasahailstorm.ThisIndianisincredible,saidthedirector.HetoldhissecretarytohiretheIndiantopredicttheweather.However,afterseveralsuccessfulpredictions,theoldIndiandidn'tshowupfortwoweeks.Finallythedirectorsentforhim.Ihavetoshootabigscenetomorrow,saidthedirector,andI'mdependingonyou.Whatwilltheweatherbelike?TheIndianshruggedhisshoulders.Don'tknow,hesaid.Radioisbroken.

　　英语小故事篇6　　Onceuponatime,thereweretwoverygoodfriendswholivedtogetherintheshadeofarock.Strangeasitmayseem,onewasalionandonewasatiger.Theyhadmetwhentheyweretooyoungtoknowthedifferencebetweenlionsandtigers.Sotheydidnotthinktheirfriendshipwasatallunusual.Besides,itwasapeacefulpartofthemountains,possiblyduetotheinfluenceofagentleforestmonkwholivednearby.Hewasahermit,onewholivesfarawayfromotherpeople.

　　Forsomeunknownreason,onedaythetwofriendsgotintoasillyargument.Thetigersaid,;Everyoneknowsthecoldneteswhenthemoonwanesfromfulltonew!;Thelionsaid,;Wheredidyouhearsuchnonsense?Everyoneknowsthecoldneteswhenthemoonwaxesfromnewtofull!

　　Theargumentgotstrongerandstronger.Neithercouldconvincetheother.Theycouldnotreachanyconclusiontoresolvethegrowingdispute.Theyevenstartedcallingeachothernames!Fearingfortheirfriendship,theydecidedtogoaskthelearnedforestmonk,whowouldsurelyknowaboutsuchthings.

　　Visitingthepeacefulhermit,thelionandtigerbowedrespectfullyandputtheirquestiontohim.Thefriendlymonkthoughtforawhileandthengavehisanswer.;Itcanbecoldinanyphaseofthemoon,fromnewtofullandbacktonewagain.Itisthewindthatbringsthecold,whetherfromwestornorthoreast.Therefore,inaway,youarebothright!Andneitherofyouisdefeatedbytheother.Themostimportantthingistolivewithoutconflict,toremainunited.Unityisbestbyallmeans.

　　Thelionandtigerthankedthewisehermit.Theywerehappytostillbefriends.

　　英语小故事篇7　　ITwaslovelysummerweatherinthecountry,andthegoldencorn,thegreenoats,andthehaystackspiledupinthemeadowslookedbeautiful.ThestorkwalkingaboutonhislongredlegschatteredintheEgyptianlanguage,whichhehadlearntfromhismother.Thecorn-fieldsandmeadowsweresurroundedbylargeforests,inthemidstofwhichweredeeppools.Itwas,indeed,delightfultowalkaboutinthecountry.Inasunnyspotstoodapleasantoldfarm-houseclosebyadeepriver,andfromthehousedowntothewatersidegrewgreatburdockleaves,sohigh,thatunderthetallestofthemalittlechildcouldstandupright.Thespotwasaswildasthecentreofathickwood.Inthissnugretreatsataduckonhernest,watchingforheryoungbroodtohatch;shewasbeginningtogettiredofhertask,forthelittleoneswerealongtimecomingoutoftheirshells,andsheseldomhadanyvisitors.Theotherduckslikedmuchbettertoswimaboutintheriverthantoclimbtheslipperybanks,andsitunderaburdockleaf,tohaveagossipwithher.Atlengthoneshellcracked,andthenanother,andfromeacheggcamealivingcreaturethatlifteditsheadandcried,“Peep,peep.”“Quack,quack,”saidthemother,andthentheyallquackedaswellastheycould,andlookedaboutthemoneverysideatthelargegreenleaves.Theirmotherallowedthemtolookasmuchastheyliked,becausegreenisgoodfortheeyes.“Howlargetheworldis,”saidtheyoungducks,whentheyfoundhowmuchmoreroomtheynowhadthanwhiletheywereinsidetheegg-shell.“Doyouimaginethisisthewholeworld?”askedthemother;“Waittillyouhaveseenthegarden;itstretchesfarbeyondthattotheparson’sfield,butIhaveneverventuredtosuchadistance.Areyouallout?”shecontinued,rising;“No,Ideclare,thelargesteggliestherestill.Iwonderhowlongthisistolast,Iamquitetiredofit;”andsheseatedherselfagainonthenest.

　　“Well,howareyougettingon?”askedanoldduck,whopaidheravisit.

　　英语小故事篇8　　MotherPigsendsherthreelittlepigletsoutintotheworldtoliveontheirown.

　　Thefirstlittlepigbuildsahouseofstraw,butawolfblowsitdownandeatsthepig.Theencounterbetweenwolfandpigfeaturesringingproverbialphrases:

　　Onedaythebigbadwolfcameandknockedonthefirstlittlepig'sdoorandsaid,'Littlepig,littlepig,letmecomein.'Andthelittlepiganswered,'No,no,Iwon'tletyoucomein,notbythehaironmychinnychinchin.''Well,'saidthewolf,'thenI'llhuffandI'llpuffandI'llblowyourhousein.'Sohehuffedandhepuffedandheblewthehousedownandatethelittlepig.

　　Thesecondpigbuildsahouseofsticks,hasthesameconversationwiththewolf,andmeetsthesamefate.

　　Thethirdpigbuildsahouseofbrick.Thewolfcannothuffandpuffhardenoughtoblowthehousedown.Heattemptstotrickthethirdlittlepigoutofhishouse,butthepigoutsmartshimateveryturn.Finally,thewolfthreatenstocomedownthechimney,whereuponthethirdlittlepigboilsapotofwaterintowhichthewolfplunges.Thelittlepigcooksthewolfandeatshim.

　　英语小故事篇9　　Onceuponatime.Therewasahouse.Besidethehousetherewasabirdcage.Onedayacatwenttoeatthebird,Sothecatjumpedandhitthebirdcage.Thebirdcagefelldowntothegroundknockingthebirdcage‘sdooropen.Thebirdthenflewaway.

　　Sothecatstartedtochasethebirdandthedogchasedthecat.Howeverthebirdflewontopofthetree.Sothecatstartedtoclimbthetreeandthedogbarkedatthecat.Beforethecatcouldreachthebird,thebirdflewaway.thiscausedthecattofalloutofthetree.Thedogthenranaway,Thebirdquicklyflewbackintohiscageandthemanfromthehousecarriedhimsafelyhome.

　　英语小故事篇10　　Ihaveadog,hisnameisJoy.Heisverylovelylikeotherdogs.Whenhefeelshappy,healwayswagshistail.Whenhewantstoeatfood,heoftenfollowsmeuntilIgivehimsomethingtoeat.Ireallylikehim.WhenIfeelsad,heoftenstayswithmeasifheknewwhyIwassad.Thankstohim,heputsmeoutofmymisery,sothatIcanlivehappily.Heletmeknowdogsarehuman'sbestfriends.

　　Mypetisalovelydog.Itsnameisdiandian.becausetherearealotofblackcircleonitsskin.thediandianisveryfriendly.Manychildenlikeplaywithhim.Hisfavouritefoodismeatbones.Hisfavouritetoyisadoll.'diandian'likestorunverymuch.Itcanrunveryfastandithasagirlfriend.itsnamenana.Therearealotofblackcircleonitsskin,too.Ilikemypetverymuch.Itisagoodpet!

　　Oneday,mymotherboughttwolittlerabbitsforme.I’mveryhappy.

　　Fromthaton,thetwolittlerabbitsbecamemygoodfriends.theyhavetwolittleears,redeyes,withwhiteandfatboby.they’remarvellous.

　　Everyday,theyplaywitheachotherhappily.Oneday,Icouldn’tfindthem.Iaskedmymother:”Wherearethey?”MymothertoldmethatShedidn’tknow.Atlast,Ifoundtheminthegrass.theywereverydirty.Iwasangry,butwhenIlookedattheirlovelyfaces,Iwashappyagain.

　　Ilovemylittlerabbits,andtheyloveme.theyaremygoodfriendsforever.

　　英语小故事篇11　　Onceuponatimetherewasababyeaglelivinginanestperchedonacliffoverlookingabeautifulvalleywithwaterfallsandstreams，treesandlotsoflittleanimals，scurryingaboutenjoyingtheirlives.

　　Thebabyeaglelikedthenest.Itwastheonlyworldhehadeverknown.Itwaswarmandcomfortable，hadagreatview，andevenbetter，hehadallthefoodandloveandattentionthatagreatmothereaglecouldprovide.Manytimeseachdaythemotherwouldswoopdownfromtheskyandlandinthenestandfeedthebabyeagledeliciousmorselsoffood.Shewaslikeagodtohim，hehadnoideawhereshecamefromorhowsheworkedhermagic.

　　Thebabyeaglewashungryallthetime，butthemothereaglewouldalwayscomejustintimewiththefoodandloveandattentionhecraved.Thebabyeaglegrewstrong.Hisvisiongrewverysharp.Hefeltgoodallthetime.

　　Untiloneday，themotherstoppedcomingtothenest.

　　Thebabyeaglewashungry.Imsuretodie，saidthebabyeagle，allthetime.

　　Verysoon，deathiscoming，hecried，withtearsstreamingdownhisface.Overandover.Buttherewasnoonetheretohearhim.

　　Thenonedaythemothereagleappearedatthetopofthemountaincliff，withabigbowlofdeliciousfoodandshelookeddownatherbaby.ThebabylookedupatthemotherandcriedWhydidyouabandonme?Imgoingtodieanyminute.Howcouldyoudothistome?

　　英语小故事篇12　　Therearemanykindsofanimalsintheworld.Peopledon’tknowtheexactnumbers.Inthezoo,peoplecanseemanykindsofanimals.Forexample,lions,tigers,theyarescary.Monkey,foxesareintelligent.Peopleusuallythinkpandas;koalabearsaresocuteandsmart.Someanimalsliveinthewater,suchasdolphins.Theyneedalotofwaterfortheirhome.Andelephantswithlongnoseareverystrange.Theycansinganddance.Thegiraffesarequitetallbecauseoftheirlongnecks.Sotheycanreachthetopofthetrees.

　　英语小故事篇13　　Elephantisthelargestanimalonlandtoday.Itweightssomeninetykilogramsandisaboutonemetrehighwhenborn.Whenitis12yearsold,itstudsoverthreemetersanddoesnotgrowanymore.Elephantisusuallygreyincolor,havingalongtrunkwithlargeivorytusksprotrudingfromeachsideofitsmouth.Usuallymovingingroupsandcaringforeachother,Elephantisknowtobeaveryandgentlecreamre.

　　Formanyyearspeoplehaveusedthestrengthofthesepowefulanimalstomovetreesandheavylogs.Elephanthasbeenandisavitaltoolforpeopletodomanythingsthatwouldnormallybeimposs-ible.Elephantisandwillcontinuetobeoneofthegreatestcreaturesmanhasevercomeintocontactwith.Itssize.beauty,andpowerwillforeverbeusefultoman.

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