A Second book for Non English Speaking People
A Second book for Non English Speaking People
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THE GROCER.
It was a rainy day. Henry and his ster could not go out. They did not now what to play.
"Why don't you play store?" said leir mother.
45 " Oh, yes, " said Henry, " I can keep a grocery store. Rose can buy from me. " Rose helped him to get the store ready. They found some boxes. Mother gave them some white sand.
Henry put some sand into a box, and called it sugar. He put some into another box and called it tea. In the other boxes he had flour and coffee.
When the store was ready, Ros...e came to buy.
" What is the price of your tea ? " she said.
" Tea is fifty cents a pound, " said Henry. ''It is very good tea. " " Please give me half a pound of tea, " said Rose.
Henry weighed the tea in a pan.
Then he put it into a paper.
"What is the price of sugar ?" said Rose.
46 " Sugar is five cents a pound, " said Henry.
So Rose bought four pounds of sugar. She paid the grocer with paper money.
" Call again, " said the grocer. '' We have good things. We sell cheap. " " Yes, " said Rose, " I like your store.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE GROCER.
It was a rainy day. Henry and his ster could not go out. They did not now what to play.
"Why don't you play store?" said leir mother.
45 " Oh, yes, " said Henry, " I can keep a grocery store. Rose can buy from me. " Rose helped him to get the store ready. They found some boxes. Mother gave them some white sand.
Henry put some sand into a box, and called it sugar. He put some into another box and called it tea. In the other boxes he had flour and coffee.
When the store was ready, Ros...e came to buy.
" What is the price of your tea ? " she said.
" Tea is fifty cents a pound, " said Henry. ''It is very good tea. " " Please give me half a pound of tea, " said Rose.
Henry weighed the tea in a pan.
Then he put it into a paper.
"What is the price of sugar ?" said Rose.
46 " Sugar is five cents a pound, " said Henry.
So Rose bought four pounds of sugar. She paid the grocer with paper money.
" Call again, " said the grocer. '' We have good things. We sell cheap. " " Yes, " said Rose, " I like your store.
What to read after A Second book for Non English Speaking People?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Leo Harrington to read onlineMoreLess
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