¡Es mío! Nivel 64

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¡Es mío! | Libro ATAL de vida cotidiana nivel 64

Palabras de Práctica

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On the right side of the image, Brother stands leaning forward with an angry, frustrated expression, gripping a purple stuffed toy animal and pulling it away. Boy is on the far right, sitting/kneeling on the floor with an equally angry, upset expression, mouth open yelling, reaching up and holding onto the same purple toy — the two are locked in a tug-of-war over it. The scene is set indoors in a living room, with a wooden desk/table, a chair, and a window with a blue curtain visible behind them. The left side of the image is plain background.

—¡Es mío! —gritó El Nene. Tiró del juguete con dos manos. El Hermano tiró también. El juguete iba y venía. Ninguno lo soltaba. —Yo lo tenía primero —dijo El Nene. El Hermano tiró más fuerte.

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On the left side of the image, Mum stands in the center with a stern, frustrated expression, pointing firmly as she scolds the two boys. Boy stands to her left, rubbing his eye with one hand and looking upset, while Brother stands in front of Mum to the right, head down with a sulky, unhappy expression. A stuffed toy and broken pieces lie on the floor between them. The scene is set indoors in a living room, with a table and a pitcher visible in the background. The right ~40% of the image is plain background.

¡Pum! Los platos dieron contra el piso. Mamá entró con cara seria. Los señaló a los dos. —A la cama. Ahora. —¡Pero él empezó! —dijo El Nene. El Hermano bajó la cara.

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On the right side of the image, Boy sits barefoot on the ground with a wistful, slightly sad expression, looking off to the side. A small toy tractor sits on the ground beside him — his one prized possession. Above him is a thought bubble showing Boy sitting alone happily with a toy, representing his wish to have something just for himself. The scene is set against a plain white background.

El Nene daba comida al Hermano. También daba ayuda. Daba y daba. Pero a veces quería algo solo de él. Miró su tractor chico en la tierra. Era útil, bello y suyo.

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On the left side of the image, Boy sits astride Elephant's back, leaning forward with a happy, excited expression as he holds on. Elephant is walking through a grassy suburban yard, mid-stride with its trunk raised slightly and one front leg lifted. The scene is set outdoors on a bright, sunny day with a blue sky, green grass, and soft rolling hills in the background. The right portion of the image is open sky and distant landscape, clear of characters or detail.

Después El Nene vio algo en el patio. ¡Un elefante! Un elefante de verdad. El Nene pasó bajito, subió al lomo y se agarró. El elefante dio un paso gigante. —¡Agárrate! —dijo El Nene.

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On the right side of the image, Brother crouches low on the ground beneath a large tree, facing toward the viewer at a three-quarter angle with a quiet, absorbed posture as if playing a game by himself — but something about the scene feels uneasy. A wide, open grassy plain stretches across the scene under a clear blue sky, with scattered trees visible in the far background. A small group of elephants is visible in the distant background on the right side of the plain. The left side of the image is open plain with no characters or detail.

El elefante y El Nene cruzaron campo abierto. El viento daba en la cara del Nene. Sin pelea. Sin dar nada. Solo El Nene. Entonces vio al Hermano bajo un árbol. —¿Hermano?

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On the left side of the image, Brother is sprinting desperately with his arms outstretched, his body leaning forward in full flight, with a scared expression as he glances back. Just behind him, Mad Elephant charges aggressively with its trunk extended and head lowered, motion lines trailing behind it to convey speed. The scene is set outdoors in a park-like open area with a single tree on the far left and green grass underfoot, bathed in warm daylight with a soft yellow-toned background. The right side of the image is plain white background.

Un elefante se salió del grupo y fue directo al Hermano. La tierra tembló. El Hermano echó a correr. El elefante iba más rápido. Mucho más rápido. —¡Corre! —gritó El Nene.

Página 7
On the right side of the image, Brother is perched high up in a large leafy tree, sitting on a thick branch with both hands gripping the wood for balance. He has a worried, fearful expression on his face as he looks out cautiously. The tree's green canopy of leaves fills the upper-right corner, with branches extending across the top of the scene. The left side and lower portion of the image is open white background, providing space for text.

El Hermano llegó al árbol y empezó a subir. Rama tras rama, subió alto. Se agarró fuerte. El Nene lo miró desde lejos. Antes quería estar solo. Ahora solo quería que El Hermano estuviera bien.

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On the left side of the image, Boy rides on top of Elephant, who is charging forward at full speed with motion lines trailing behind them. Boy is leaning forward with a determined expression, one arm stretched out ahead pointing the way. Elephant has a focused, wide-eyed look as it gallops with its legs in mid-stride and trunk curled slightly upward. The background is plain white, leaving the right side of the image open for text.

—¡Vamos! —dijo El Nene—. ¡Más rápido! El elefante corrió. Los árboles pasaban como manchas. El Nene señaló el camino. El árbol estaba cerca. —¡Agárrate, Hermano! ¡Ya voy!

Página 9
On the right side of the image, Mad Elephant stands on a grassy patch beneath a large tree, trunk wrapped around a low branch and pulling downward with a determined expression. Brother sits up in the tree on a branch above, looking down at Mad Elephant with a nervous, wide-eyed expression, gripping the branch tightly. The scene is set outdoors in a park-like setting on a bright, sunny day with lush green foliage surrounding the tree.

Demasiado tarde. El elefante bravo agarró una rama con la trompa y tiró. La rama crujió. El Hermano abrió mucho los ojos. El árbol se movía. El Nene gritó: —¡Para!

Página 10
On the left side of the image, a large leafy tree dominates the scene. Boy is perched on a lower branch, leaning forward with one arm stretched out toward Brother, his expression determined and concerned. Brother sits higher up on an upper branch, looking down toward Boy and reaching back with one hand, appearing slightly worried. The outdoor setting is bright and daytime, with lush green foliage surrounding both characters. The right ~40% of the image is plain white background.

El Nene saltó a una rama baja. Subió rápido y estiró la mano. —¡Agárrate de mi mano! El Hermano bajó la mano. Sus dedos casi se tocaron. —Un poco más…

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On the right side of the image, Mad Elephant's trunk is coiled tightly around Boy's midsection, lifting him into the air. Boy hangs with his legs kicking and his arms reaching out desperately, his face showing a wide-eyed, scared expression as he calls out. Mad Elephant is partially visible at the far right edge, with its large ear and trunk dominating that side. The background is plain white, leaving the left side completely open for text.

La trompa agarró al Nene por la cintura y lo sacó del árbol. Sus piernas patearon el aire. —¡Agárrate! —gritó El Nene. Pero se lo decía a sí mismo. ¿El Hermano estaba a salvo?

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On the left side of the image, Boy is sitting up in a wooden bed with a startled, wide-eyed expression, propping himself up on one arm as if just woken from a dream, with a pink blanket and blue pillow around him. Mum sits on the edge of the bed beside him, gently placing her hand on his head with a warm, caring expression. Brother stands next to Mum at the bedside, looking up at Boy with soft, calm eyes while Mum holds him close with her other arm. The scene is set indoors in a bedroom, with a pair of flip-flops on the floor beside the bed. The right side of the image is plain white background.

—¡Nene, despierta! —dijo Mamá en la cama—. Estabas gritando. El Nene miró su cuarto. Todo había sido un sueño. El Hermano estaba allí, con cara suave. El Nene le tomó la mano. —Mañana puedes jugar con mi tractor. El Hermano sonrió. Ninguno se soltó.

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