顺口溜：英文顺口溜

　　1.

　　Good, better, best,

　　never let it rest,

　　till good is better,

　　and better is best.

　　2.

　　I shall not see the shadows,

　　I shall not feel the rain,

　　I shall not hear the nightingale

　　Sing on as if in pain,

　　And dreaming through the twilight,

　　That doth not rise nor set,

　　Happy I may remember,

　　And Haply I may forget.

　　3.

　　Evening red and morning gray,

　　Send the traveler on his way,

　　Evening gray and morning red,

　　Bring the rain upon his head.

　　4.

　　what is pink?

　　A rose is pink,

　　By the fountain's brink,

　　What is blue? The sky is blue.

　　Where the clouds float through,

　　What is yellow? Pears are yellow,

　　Rich, ripe and mellow.

　　What is green? The grass is green,

　　With small flowers among,

　　What is orange? Why, An orange,

　　Just an orange.

　　5,

　　The moon is in the sky,

　　It is far and high,

　　Let's go to the moon,

　　Let's ride a rocket and fly.

　　6.

　　Twinkle, twinkle, little star,

　　how I wonder what you are,

　　Up above the world so high,

　　Like a diamond in the sky.

　　7.

　　Spring is gay with flower and song;

　　Summer is hot and leave cold alone,

　　Autumn is rich with fruit and grain,

　　Winter snows and brings new year too.

　　8.

　　There was a lady from Rica,

　　who rode with a smile on a tiger,

　　they returned from a ride,

　　with a lady inside,

　　and the smile on the face of the tiger.

　　9.

　　In winter I got up at night,

　　And dress by yellow candle light,

　　In summer quite the other way,

　　I have to go to bed by day.

　　10.

　　One, two, three, four,

　　mary at the cottage door,

　　Five, six, seven, eight,

　　Eating cherries off a plate.

　　11.

　　There was a young man from Leeds,

　　Who swallowed a packet of seeds.

　　Within just an hour,

　　His nose was a flower,

　　And his head was a riot of weeds.

　　12.

　　I like honey all my life,

　　I paste them on my knife,

　　They are always very stiff,

　　It is hard to take them off.

　　13.

　　There was a young man from Quebec,

　　who wrapped both his legs round his neck,

　　But then he forgot

　　How to undo the knot,

　　And now he is an absolute wreak!

　　14.

　　Peter, peter, pumpkin-eater,

　　had a wife and failed to keep her

　　put her into a pumpkin shell

　　There he kept her very well!

　　15.

　　The fair breeze blew,

　　the white foam flew;

　　the furrow followed free,

　　we were the first to burst—

　　into the silent sea.