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                                              Binyan Nif’al – Present Tense


                               Concluding Translation Test – םוּג ְר ִת ן ַח ְב ִמ


                   Translate the following story into Hebrew and check yourself using the
                   following page and the corresponding CD track.


                   I want to tell you about Winnie the Pooh. I have a friend who loves to
                   hear stories about Winnie the Pooh, and when I am sick - ה לוֹח, she is

                   very nice to me and reads me two stories about him. Since I like these
                   stories very much, I think that maybe you will too.


                          Winnie the Pooh is a bear - ב ד. I don't know how old he is. He
                   lives in a forest- רַעַי, in a tree. He even has furniture – םי ִטי ִה ְר in his
                   tree! He has a little table and a chair and a bed. What does he eat? Bears

                   love to eat honey - שַׁב ְּד, and Winnie the Pooh is no exception –  ן ִמ      אֵצוֹי

                   לָל ְכ ַה. In fact - ה  תֲׂע ַמְל, when he starts eating honey, it's difficult for him
                   to stop. He gets up in the morning, gets dressed, sits at his little table and
                   eats honey.


                          Winnie the Pooh has many friends in the forest. First of all, there's
                   Christopher  Robin.  Christopher  Robin  is  a  little  boy.  He  has  to  go  to

                   school and learn  the  things  that  little boys  must  know. He  can  already
                   read and write. After school, in the afternoon, he can visit with Winnie
                   the Pooh. He cannot call because they don't have telephones. Christopher
                   Robin is very smart, and thinks of good things to do. Together they walk

                   or run or sit, sing, hang - םיִל ְתִנ from trees, and build things. Winnie the
                   Pooh is always happy to see Christopher Robin and thinks that he is a

                   good friend and invites him to play often.

                          Winnie the Pooh also knows (recognizes) Piglet. Piglet lives in the
                   forest as well, and he works to put his house in order. Each day, he meets

                   Winnie the Pooh and they sometimes remain together all day. They talk
                   and tour the forest, looking for new things to see and do, or meeting with
                   old friends. When they are tired, they rest.












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