英語短文朗誦篇一：英語朗讀文章(

（1）The Good Man and the Bad Man

There are two men. They are very different. One is good and one is bad.

One day the good man goes walking in the woods.

He takes some steamed buns with him. He is hungry, so he takes a bun out of his pocket. It drops on the ground and rolls away. The good man looks everywhere.

He cannot find his bun. But he hears a strange little sound.

The good man takes another bun out of his pocket.

He lets it drop on the ground and roll away. He hears the sound again.

The good man follows the sound. He sees a little squirrel.

"Thank you for the delicious buns," says the little squirrel.

"You are welcome." says the good man.

"Because you have such a good heart, I have a present for you," says the little squirrel. The squirrel shows the good man two boxes. One is big and one is little.

"Which one do you want?" asks the squirrel.

"Give me the little one," says the good man.

He takes the box and goes home happily. The good man shows the box to his wife. They open it, and it is full of diamonds and gold.

The bad man hears about the magic box. He wants a box, too.

So he brings some dirty buns from the garbage and puts them in his pocket.

He goes walking in the woods. He drops a dirty bun on the ground and it rolls away. He hears a little sound. The bad man drops another dirty bun on the ground and it rolls away.

He hears the sound again. The bad man follows the sound. He sees a little squirrel. "These buns are terrible!" says the squirrel.

"Just give me a box," says the bad man.

The squirrel shows the bad man two boxes. One is big and one is little.

"Give me the big one," says the man. He takes the big box and goes home.

The bad man shows the box to his wife. They open it and it is not full of diamonds and gold. Ugly ghosts come out. The bad man and woman run away and are scared to death.

（2）The Ice Cream Touch

Tommy loved ice cream. He ate ice cream every day.

He couldn't bear to live without ice cream.

One day. Tommy met a vanilla ice cream-colored rabbit in the woods.

"I have magic power. I can give you one wish," said the rabbit.

"Really? May I? " Tommy was surprised. "Yes," said the rabbit.

" I wish everything I touch would be ice cream," Tommy said.

"Good. This is a magic pill. After you eat it, your wish will come true," said the rabbit. The next morning, Tommy took the pill. He wondered what would happen next. He touched his red pillow. It became ice cream.

He took a bite, he found it was delicious!

Tommy was very excited. He touched all the things in his room.

Now he had an ice cream bed, an ice cream quilt, and an ice cream desk.

"The magic is real!" he shouted.

He touched his white pants and red shirts. They became ice cream!

Now Tommy was a little upset. He couldn't get dressed. He started to cry.

Guess what? They were ice cream tears.

Then Tommy heard a sound.

It was Mimi, his pure white little cat.

Mimi was Tommy's best friend. Tommy cuddled his cat.

"Oh, no!" His best friend also became ice cream.

At that moment, the vanilla ice cream-colored rabbit showed up.

The rabbit looked at all the ice cream and asked, "What happened? You look so sad," Tommy cried louder.

"Please help me. I don't want any ice cream! I just want my cat back!"

"Well, OK," said the rabbit,

"Now I will give you another wish. Touch things with your right hand and they will return to their original form."

Tommy stopped crying.

He touched Mimi with his right hand. Mimi was pure white again and leaned against him. Tommy was so happy!

Then he touched all his things. Very soon, there was no more ice cream.

Now Tommy still loved ice cream.

He still ate ice cream every day, but he made a wish in his heart:

"I wish I never see that vanilla ice cream-colored rabbit ever again!"

（3）Footprints

Lionel was sitting in the kitchen reading a book.

Louise came in holding a jar of tadpoles.

She slowly climbed the stairs and put the tadpoles in her room.

"There," she said. "Safe and sound."

When she turned around, she saw muddy footprints on the rug.

She followed them down the stairs and through the hall to the kitchen.

"Lionel," she shouted, "why didn’t you tell me my sneakers were dirty?" Lionel looked up. "I wasn’t watching," he said. Louise sighed.

"I’ll have to clean this up fast. Father and Mother will be home soon. They are just across the street."

She filled a pail with soap and water. Then she got the mop and the sponge.

Lionel watched her. He knew how Louise must feel. It was not a good feeling. "I’ll help you," he said.

"Really?" said Louise. "Thanks. I’ll do the kitchen. You start in the hall."

Lionel scrubbed the carpet. The footprints spread into brown smudges. Lionel rubbed harder. The smudges got bigger.

Louise finished in the kitchen. She came out to see how Lionel was doing.

"Arrrgh!" she screamed.

"Well, I’m not done yet," said Lionel.

"I can see that," said Louise.

She took the sponge from Lionel. Then she rubbed really hard.

She squeezed the dirty sponge into the pail again and again.

Lionel got fresh water from the kitchen three times.

When they finished the last footprint, Louise let out a deep sigh. Then she turned around. "Oh no!" she cried. "Look at the wall!"

Lionel looked. His fingerprints were everywhere.

" I’ll get more water," he said quickly.

"No, no," said Louise. "Don’t move."

She ran for some towels and fresh water. Then she scrubbed and cleaned and scrubbed some more.

Lionel held the dirty towels.

Finally she was done. Louise slumped into a chair.

"Where should I put the towels?" Lionel asked.

" I’ll take them," said Louise. "Why don’t you go out and play?"

"Are you sure?" Lionel asked.

Louise nodded. "I’m sure. I’m positive! Thanks for your help, Lionel. But, please…Go!" "Okay," he said.

He was glad he had helped Louise. Maybe he would try it more often.

英語短文朗誦篇二：英語朗誦美文

Love Your Life

However mean your life is, meet it and live it; do not shun it and call it hard names. It is not so bad as you are. It looks poorest when you are richest. The faultfinder will find faults in paradise. Love your life, poor as it is. You may perhaps have some pleasant, thrilling, glorious hours, even in a poorhouse. The setting sun is reflected from the windows of the alms-house as brightly as from the rich man's abode; the snow melts before its door as early in the spring. I do not see but a quiet mind may live as contentedly there, and have as cheering thoughts, as in a palace. The town's poor seem to me often to live the most independent lives of any. May be they are simply great enough to receive without misgiving. Most think that they are above being supported by the town; but it often happens that they are not above supporting themselves by dishonest means. Which should be more disreputable. Cultivate poverty like a garden herb, like sage. Do not trouble yourself much to get new things, whether clothes or friends, Turn the old, return to them. Things do not change; we change. Sell your clothes and keep your thoughts.

英語短文朗誦篇三：英語小短文朗誦

Sunshine(陽光)

Sunshine is not only from the sun but also from our hearts.

陽光不止來自太陽，也來自我們的心。

Having sunshine in heart we can see the bright side of the world. 心里有陽光，我們可以看到世界美好的一面。

Having sunshine in heart we will treat each other heart to heart.

心里有陽光，我們將以誠相待。

The heart of sunshine, even in a sad day, will remain the warmth and enthusiasm.

心里有陽光，即使在悲傷的日子，也會保留溫暖和熱情。

Only with a heart of sunshine can we improve the quality of our lives. 只有心有陽光我們才能提升生命的品質。

Be self-confident, tolerant and grateful; let the heart of sunshine light every little things of life.

自信、寬容、感恩吧！讓心里的陽光照亮生活中的點點滴滴！ The heart of sunshine makes the life of sunshine.

陽光的心造就陽光的人生！

sunshine ['s?n?a?n] 陽光

bright [bra?t] 美好的

enthusiasm. [?n'θju?z??z(?)m] 熱情

quality ['kw?l?t?] 質量

When You Are Old(當你老了)

When you are old and grey and full of sleep,

當你老了(來自:www.newchangjing.com 蒲公 英文 摘:英語短文朗誦)，白發(fā)蒼蒼，睡意昏沉，

And nodding by the fire, take down this book,

在爐火旁打盹，請取下這本部詩歌，

And slowly read, and dream of the soft look,

慢慢讀，回想你過去眼神的柔和

Your eyes had once, and of their shadows deep;

回想它們曾經(jīng)濃重的陰影；

How many loved your moments of glad grace,

多少人曾愛你年輕歡暢的時候

And loved your beauty with love false or true,

出于假意或真心，愛慕你的美麗，

But one man loved the pilgrim soul in you,

只有一個人愛你那虔誠的靈魂

And loved the sorrows of your changing face;

愛你蒼老臉上的痛苦

And bending down beside the glowing bars,

俯身在火光閃耀的爐火旁

Murmur, a little sadly, how love fled,

凄然的低語，愛如何消逝

And paced upon the mountains overhead,

愛已踱步登上頭頂?shù)纳綆n

And hid his face amid a crowd of stars.

將他的臉盤隱沒群星之中

shadow ['??d??] 陰影 murmur ['m??m?]低語

pilgrim ['p?lgr?m]朝圣者

What Is Time?（時間是什么？）

Time is grain for peasants.

對農(nóng)民來說，時間就是糧食。

Time is wealth for workers.

對工人來說，時間就是財富。

Time is life for doctors.

對于醫(yī)生來說，時間就是生命。

Time is victory for soldiers.

對于軍人來說，時間就是勝利。

Time is knowledge for students.

對于學生來說，時間就是知識。

Time is speed for scientists.

對于科學家來說，時間就是速度。

Time is money for businessmen.

對于商人來說，時間就是金錢。

Time is everything for all of us.

對我們大家來說，時間就是一切。

Therefore, seize the time of today.

因此，把握今天！

grain [gre?n] 糧食 wealth [welθ]財富 victory ['v?kt(?)r?] seize [si?z] 抓住

勝利

Just for Today(就為了今天)

Just for today I will try to live through this day only and not tackle my whole life problem at once.

就為了今天，我將盡力只度過今天而不立刻去解決終生的問題

I can do something for twelve hours that would appall me if I had to keep it up for a lifetime.

對一件令我膽寒而又必須堅持一輩子的事，我只能堅持十二個小時。 Just for today I will adjust myself to what is, and not try to adjust everything to my own desires. I will take my “l(fā)uck” as it comes.

就為了今天，我會調(diào)整自己去適應事物的本質，而不是想方設法使每件事滿足自己的欲望。當機會來的時候我會抓住它。

Just for today I will try to strengthen my mind.就為了今天，我會盡力心強志堅。

I will study. I will learn something useful. I will not be a mental loafer. 我會學習，學一些有用的東西。我不會做一個精神上的流浪漢。 I will read something that requires effort, thought and concentration. 我會讀一些需要努力、思考和集中精力的東西。

tackle ['t?k(?)l] 解決；處理

appall [?'p?l] 使膽寒；使驚駭

adjust [?'d??st] 調(diào)整

desire [d?'za??] 欲望，渴望

strengthen ['stre?θ(?)n] 加強

Where There Is a Way There Is a Will(有志者事竟成)

The secret of success is not money but a strong will.

成功的秘訣不是金錢而是一個堅強的意志。

A great man is one who has a strong will and an indomitable spirit. 一個大人物是一個具有堅強意志和不屈不撓精神的人

In other words, if a man does not have a strong will to win the final victory, he will never succeed in his life. He is no more than a loser.

換言之，如果一個人沒有堅強的意志去獲得最后的勝利，他終其一生都不會成功。他只不過是個失敗者。

It is quite obvious that there is nothing difficult in the world, if you make up your mind to do it, you will certainly accomplish your end.

很明顯，世界上并沒有難事。如果你肯下決心去做它，你一定會達到目的。

Indomitable [?n'd?m?t?b(?)l] 不折不撓的 obvious ['?bv??s] 明顯的 Accomplish [?'kɑmpl??] 完成， 實現(xiàn)，達到

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