Does it taste different than the red apples?

果吃起来和红果很不同吧？

" What fine red apples! " she said.

“多好的红果啊！”她说。

Yeah, like the red apples are sweet..and the green apples in America..they're very sour.

是的，红果更甜，美国的果很酸。

Imagine that all your life all you've ever seen are red apples.

想象一下，你一生中看到的都是红果。

Red. Yeah. Yeah. Actually I like the green apples.

红果。实际上，我喜欢果。

" What big red apples! " he said.

“好大的红果啊！”他说。

What fine red apples you have on your trees! May I have one?

你家果树上长的红果真好呀！我可以摘一个吗？

Everybody was there. Everybody laughed and sang, climbed up and tumbled down.

每一棵果树都作好了准备，一旦们，便降下红果或黄果的阵雨。

And as you see more and more red apples, this belief remains constant.

当你看到越来越多的红果时，这种信念就会保持不变。

You also need a fruit to hang from it—say, a red apple or a pomegranate.

你还需要一个水果挂在上面——比如说，一个红果或一个石榴。

Also, this really only applies to apples, red delicious Washington apples in this case, but not all fruits.

而且，这只适用于果，美味的华盛顿红果，实验结果不适用于所有的水果。

" Oh, it must be very red, " Right?

哦 这是个很红的果吧 是这样吗？

We have got a lot of red apples.

我们有很多红果。

We've got a lot of red apples.

我们有很多红果。

A red apple is on the grass.

草地上有一个红果。

The red apple tastes better than the green one.

红果比果味道更好。

There was a red apple among the green ones.

果中有一个红果。

Suddenly, a juicy red apple fell next to him.

突然，一个多汁的红果落在了他的身边。

He will eat red apples every day.

他每天都会吃红果。

Tom wants to buy a red apple.

汤姆想买一个红果。