Thursday, August 17, 2023

"Little Red" by Jessica McDonald

Little Red
 by 
Jessica McDonald 
Once there was a girl,
And her name was Little Red,
She set off to her grandma’s house,
For Gram was sick in bed,

She wandered through the forest,
With her basket full of bread,
She ran into the Big Bad Wolf,
‘Where Are you going?’ he said.
‘I’m headed to my grandma’s house,
Can’t stop to talk,’ said Red.
The sneaky wolf, he made a plan,
And then away he sped.

When Red got to her Grandma’s house,
She saw her there in bed,
‘Oh, what big eyes, and ears, and teeth,
You have upon your head!’

‘The better to eat you with my dear’
The hungry wolf just said.
‘Please don’t eat me,’ said Little Red,
‘Just eat my bread instead.’

Summary of the poem: 
Little Red sets out to visit her sick grandma with a basket of bread. Along the way, she encounters the Big Bad Wolf, who slyly asks where she's going. The wolf, with a devious plan, races ahead to the grandma's house. When Little Red arrives, she notices the wolf disguised as her grandma and remarks on its large features. The wolf reveals its intention to eat her, but Little Red cleverly suggests eating her bread instead.

Here are more adjectives from the text:
little: small
sick- not well both physically and mentally
, full- not empty
, big, sneaky, hungry
Here are sentences using the adjectives from the text:
    a. The little girl picked wildflowers as she walked through the meadow.
    b. Despite feeling sick, he insisted on going to school to not miss an important test.
    c. The picnic basket was full of delicious sandwiches and fruits.
    d. The big tree cast a comforting shadow on the hot summer day.
    e. The sneaky cat managed to steal a treat from the kitchen counter without anyone noticing.
    f. The hungry lion roared loudly as it approached its prey.

Dear readers,

Please, never hesitate to comment because your comment inspires me much to write. Moreover, any correction regarding the writings will be largely appreciated and valued, and you can ask me any grammatical question regarding English. I promise I would try my best to assist you, all. Thank you very much.

 Prepared by

Md. Saiful Alam

BA Honours, BEd (1st Class) and MA in English

An MPO registered Assistant Teacher of English

Machkhola Secondary School, Satkhira

Email: suman64924@gamil.com

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