Yesterday, I was teaching my daughter English. She didn't want to study. She just spoke loudly, "I strongly demand an ice cream stick!"and said, in Chinese. So:
"I strongly demand an ice cream stick!"
I told her, if she could speaksay this sentence in English I would buy one for her. But, but even I couldn't compose this sentence in English.
So, how do English kids speak of that?
(I'm not sure what these are called in English.)
Yesterday, I was teaching my daughter English. She didn't want to study. She just spoke loudly, "I strongly demand an ice cream stick!" in Chinese. So I told her, if she could speak this sentence in English I would buy one for her. But even I couldn't compose this sentence in English.
So, how do English kids speak of that?
(I'm not sure what these are called in English.)
Yesterday, I was teaching my daughter English. She didn't want to study. She just spoke loudly, and said, in Chinese:
"I strongly demand an ice cream stick!"
I told her, if she could say this sentence in English I would buy one for her, but even I couldn't compose this sentence in English.
So, how do English kids speak of that?
(I'm not sure what these are called in English.)
