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Bruce at the garden
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بروس و باغش
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Bruce was an Australian and worked for a newspaper in Sydney.
Then he thought, `I want to see Europe, so I'll go to England and
work for a newspaper there for a few years.'
He
flew
to London and soon got work, because he was good at his
job.
He lived in a' small but
comfortable
house near London, and he
had a small garden. He
enjoyed
working in it on Saturdays and Sundays. He had nice neighbours on both sides, and they often worked in their gardens on Saturdays and Sundays too, and then they talked and joked together.
One day he was
digging
a hole in his garden
to
plant
a bush when one of these neighbours came to the fence between the two gardens
and looked at Bruce's work. He laughed and said, `Are you making a
swimming-pool?'
`Oh, no,' answered Bruce, `I'm going home.'
Flew/past tens of the fly/:
travel through the air; travel in an airplane; operate an airplane; make something travel through the air پرواز کردن
Comfortable/adjective/:
easy; relaxing; bringing comfort راحت
Enjoyed/past tense of the enjoy/:
have fun, get pleasure from لذت بردن، برخوردارشدن از
Dig/verb/:
burrow, hoeكندن، كاوش كردن
To
plant/
infinitive of the plant/:
sow, place seeds or vegetation into soil كاشتن
