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The Learning Studio> Spoken English Course> Week 6> πŸ“˜ Day 5 – Understand Past Tense Verbs

 
πŸ“ Story 1: A Rainy Day at Home
It is raining today. The sky is full of grey clouds. Last week, we also had a rainy day. That day, school was closed. I woke up late and helped my mother in the kitchen. My brother played carrom with me. We watched a movie and ate hot pakoras. Now, every time it rains, I feel happy because it reminds me of that fun day at home.

πŸ“ Story 2: My Birthday Surprise
My birthday is in March. Last year, my friends gave me a big surprise. I went to school as usual, but everyone acted strangely. After the class, my best friend took me to the garden. There, all my friends waited with balloons and cake. They sang and cheered for me. Now, I remember that moment whenever I look at the birthday photos. It was the best surprise ever!

πŸ“ Story 3: A Visit to the Zoo 
I love animals. Last Sunday, I visited the zoo with my cousins. We saw lions, monkeys, elephants, and many birds. The tiger slept, but the monkeys jumped and played. We clicked many pictures. A zookeeper told us how to protect wild animals. Now, I tell my classmates about the animals I saw and what I learned at the zoo.

πŸ“ Story 4: Helping My Grandmother 
My grandmother is kind and sweet. Yesterday, she asked me to help her in the garden. We cleaned the pots, watered the plants, and picked some fresh flowers. I also carried her basket and washed the tools. Now, she always smiles when I help her. I feel proud that I did something useful and learned about plants too.

πŸ“ Story 5: The Broken Toy
Two days ago, I broke my favorite toy car. I was very sad. My father saw me crying and asked what happened. I told him the truth. He hugged me and said, "It's okay, we will fix it together." Now, the toy works fine again. I take more care of my toys these days. That mistake taught me to be more careful.

πŸ“ Story 6: The Picnic by the River
Every summer, my family goes for a picnic. Last Sunday, we packed our food early in the morning. My mother prepared sandwiches and lemon juice. We reached the river by 10 a.m. The place is quiet and beautiful. My father spread the mat and we all sat together. We played games and sang songs. In the afternoon, we swam in the river and then rested under a tree. Now, we always remember that day as one of the best picnics ever.

πŸ“ Story 7: My First Day at School
I am in class 6 now. But I still remember my first day at school. I wore a new uniform and my father took me to school. I was nervous, but the teacher smiled at me and made me feel better. I met many new friends that day. We drew pictures, learned rhymes, and played with toys. Now, I go to school every day with joy. That day gave me courage and confidence.

πŸ“ Story 8: A Train Journey 
I love train journeys. Last month, my family travelled to Surat by train. We booked our tickets in advance. The train arrived on time and we boarded quickly. I sat near the window and watched the trees and fields pass by. A man sells tea and snacks on the train. We bought some samosas. My sister slept, but I stayed awake and enjoyed the ride. It is a memory I will always keep.

πŸ“ Story 9: The Lost Puppy 
One day, I found a small puppy outside our house. It was cold and hungry. I picked it up and gave it some milk. My mother called the vet, and he checked the puppy. We made a small bed for it. Every day, we feed and play with it. Now, the puppy lives with us and runs around the house. We named him Bruno, and he is now a part of our family.

πŸ“ Story 10: School Sports Day
Every year, our school organizes Sports Day in January. Last year, I participated in the 100-meter race. I practised every morning for two weeks. On the Sports Day, the ground was full of students and parents. The race started, and I ran as fast as I could. I won second prize! My teacher congratulated me and my friends cheered loudly. Now, I plan to take part again this year and do even better.

πŸ“Story 11: A Day I Will Never Forget
Last Sunday, I woke up early because I was very excited. My cousins came to visit us after a long time. We planned a small picnic at the park near my house. My mother packed sandwiches, fruits, and juice. We all left the house by 9 a.m. and walked together to the park.
Now, I remember everything clearly. The sun was shining, and the weather felt perfect. My uncle brought a cricket bat, and we played cricket for an hour. Everyone laughed, ran, and cheered for each other. Later, we sat on a big mat under a tree and enjoyed our food.
Suddenly, it started raining. We covered the food quickly and ran towards the shelter. We all got a little wet, but nobody complained. In fact, we loved the surprise rain. My aunt told us funny stories to keep us warm.
Even today, when I think about that day, I smile. It was full of joy, laughter, and love. I learned that the best days are often the ones we don’t plan too much. That day remains special in my heart forever.

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Ashish Pithadiya
Hello! I am pleased to introduce myself (Ashish Pithadiya) as a lecturer at PNR Shah Mahila Arts and Commerce College, Palitana. I hold a Bachelor's and a Master's degree in English Literature, which makes me well-equipped to guide and mentor students in this subject area. As a visiting faculty member, I am committed to providing a stimulating and engaging learning experience for my students. I believe that literature has the power to transform individuals and society, and I am passionate about sharing this belief with my students. I strive to create a supportive and inclusive learning environment where students feel comfortable expressing their ideas and opinions.