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The Princess and the Robot in the Forest
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High Beginner (A1 High) General Reading CEFR A1

The Princess and the Robot in the Forest

Princess Lily is in the forest. She is afraid of the dark trees. She sees a small robot. The robot says, "Hello, I am Robo."Lily says, "I am scared." Robo says, "Do not be scared. I am your friend." L...

Duration

5 min read

Length

57 words

Story

3 paragraphs

Story Excerpt

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Paragraphs 1–2 of 3

Princess Lily is in the forest. She is afraid of the dark trees. She sees a small robot. The robot says, "Hello, I am Robo."

Lily says, "I am scared." Robo says, "Do not be scared. I am your friend." Lily smiles. She walks with Robo.

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Educational Objectives

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Grammar focus and learning objectives covered in this story.

Grammar Level

A1 · Present Simple, Imperatives, Adjectives after 'be'

Learning Outcomes

  • Read and understand a short story about a princess and a robot.
  • Recognise and use present simple sentences with 'be' and action verbs.
  • Identify feelings and give simple advice using imperatives.

Grammar Focus

Present Simple: subject + verb

Use the present simple to talk about facts and feelings that are true now.

“ Princess Lily is in the forest.
Tip: Remember to add -s for he/she/it in positive sentences.
Imperative: verb + object

Use the imperative to give advice or tell someone to do something.

“ Do not be scared.
Tip: Use 'do not' before the verb for negative imperatives.
Adjectives after 'be': subject + be + adjective

Use adjectives after the verb 'be' to describe feelings or states.

“ Lily is happy.
Tip: Adjectives do not change for singular or plural.

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