The Thirsty Crow

Once a crow was travelling for a very long time and felt thirsty. The crow found a pitcher with water inside, but it couldn’t reach it. The bird tried to tip it over, but failed. So, it started dropping pebbles one by one until the water rose to the top and it could finally drink.

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the Man with the coconuts

my school day

Funny stories can be a great way to learn English because they make the learning process more enjoyable and engaging. They provide a natural context for learning new vocabulary and grammar, and the humor can help you remember new words and phrases more easily. 

The Dog and the Bone

The story is about a stray dog who got a bone. The dog goes to a river to enjoy it. He saw his own reflection in the water and thought it was another dog with a bone. Then the dog tried to take the bone from his reflection, but ended up dropping his own bone into the river.

The Dog and the Bone

The story is about a stray dog who got a bone. The dog goes to a river to enjoy it. He saw his own reflection in the water and thought it was another dog with a bone. Then the dog tried to take the bone from his reflection, but ended up dropping his own bone into the river.

The Golden Touch

Midas, a character from Greek mythology and Roman folklore, ruled over Phrygia and was famous for his greed and lack of wisdom. After showing kindness to Silenus, Midas was granted a wish by Dionysus. The king wished that everything he touched would turn into gold.

At first, he was thrilled with his new power, but soon he faced the consequences when even his food transformed into gold, leaving him on the brink of starvation. This experience made him realise the errors of his ways.

The Boy Who Cried Wolf

This is the story of the shepherd boy in a village. He cried out “Wolf! Wolf!” as a joke to get attention from the villagers. The villagers rush to help him. They get angry upon seeing no wolf. The boy laughed at them but he got scolded in return. The boy continued this once more and the entire thing repeated once again.

Third time, to the boy’s surprise, a wolf appears. This time the villagers did not help even after the boy shouted for help. Later the villagers found out about the incident and saw the boy crying who lost his sheeps.