014. The Lost Dog
He saw a dog on the sidewalk. The dog looked lost. He approached the dog. He pats his head. “Nice doggy,” he said to the dog. The dog wagged his tail.
The dog had a collar. He looked at the collar. It read the dog’s name. His name was Spike. Spike was a small dog. He looked well-groomed.
“Come on, Spike,” he said to the dog. The dog followed him home. He brought the dog upstairs to his room.
He opened a jar of dog food. He used to have a dog. He poured the dog food into a bowl. He placed it in front of Spike. Spike started eating. “I’ll take care of you, Spike,” he said to the dog.
He knew the dog did not belong to him. He printed posters of Spike. The poster said “Found Dog”. He went around hanging the poster. Nobody came to find Spike.
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Vocabulary
approach: abordagem, abordar, aproximação
belong: sentir-se em casa, ter seu lugar próprio
collar: coleira, colarinho
doggy: cachorro
jar: pote, vaso
pat: tapinha, dar palmadinhas em, passar a mão em
poster: pôster
sidewalk: calçada
tail: rabo, cauda
upstairs: para cima
wag: abanar
well: bem, poço, bom…
groomed: bem cuidado
Extra Vocabulary
well groomed: aparência limpa e agradável, produzida com cuidado
well-groomed (US): com uma aparência limpa e arrumada
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