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The Little Prince

In Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's timeless masterpiece The Little Prince, the solitary life of a pilot forced to make a crash landing is forever altered by a miraculous encounter. From the depths of the Sahara emerges a mysterious golden-haired boy—a prince from a distant asteroid. Through their poignant conversations, a profound and philosophical tale unfolds.



Dear language explorer,

Welcome, and congratulations on choosing this beautiful path. Preparing for the IELTS by immersing yourself in timeless classics like "The Little Prince" is a wise and wonderful choice. It means you are not just learning a language, but connecting with its soul.

Your guiding philosophy: Grow like a baobab tree

Remember the baobab trees from the story? The Little Prince teaches us to tend to our planet daily, uprooting harmful seedlings before they grow large. View your English ability in the same way. Consistent, mindful practice with authentic materials is key. Do not be overwhelmed by the vast desert of vocabulary; focus on just one chapter, one sentence, one word at a time.

Practical pathways for individual skills.

Let's explore how the features of this website can become your personal toolbox:

  • Listening and Pronunciation:Use paragraph audio. Listen to a sentence, pause, and try to repeat, imitating the speaker's rhythm. Pay special attention toHighlighted VocabularyPronunciation, such as in the fox dialogue "tame(Taming). This can enhance the quality of your accent and listening endurance.
  • Reading and Vocabulary:First, quickly read through the chapter to grasp the main idea, then read intensively and focus.IELTS High-Frequency Words. Click each word to view its definition, example sentences, and synonyms. For other unfamiliar words, use the dictionary link to look them up. Pay attention to the vivid usage of vocabulary in sentences.
  • Writing:Find beautiful sentences as models for imitation. For example, after reading "What is essential is invisible to the eye," try to create your own sentence about an important abstract concept (such as trust or hope).
  • Oral:After completing the chapter reading, close your eyes, retell the story in your own words, and record it. This can cultivate fluency and narrative skills, perfectly aligning with the requirements of the second part of the oral exam.

Build Your Vocabulary Garden

Kafa takardiya kalmomi na musamman. Rarraba sababbin kalmomi bisa jigo (kamarTunani, Tafiya, Falsafa). Yi amfani da misalan jumlolin da aka bayar, kuma kula da bita akai-akai.Maimaitawa da mahallinIt is the magic key to memory.

Messages from the Heart

As the fox said:It is the time you have wasted for your rose that makes your rose so important.The "time you invest" in this story will ultimately make your English shine. Progress is hidden in daily, patient practice. You are on a magnificent journey, and we will always walk with you.

Sincerely,
Your Learning Guide

English original text
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Chapter I
Chapter II
Chapter III
Chapter IV
Chapter V
Chapter VI
Chapter VII
Chapter VIII
Chapter IX
Chapter X
Chapter XI
Chapter XII
Chapter XIII
Chapter XIV
Chapter XV
Chapter XVI
Chapter XVII
Chapter XVIII
Chapter XIX
Chapter XX
Chapter XXI
Chapter XXII
Chapter XXIII
Chapter XXIV
Chapter XXV
Chapter XXVI
Chapter XXVII