Question

Hola necesito el resumen de un libro en inglés que ya exista y sea fácil , nivel principiante !!

Answer 1

Respuesta:

Puedes hacerlo del viaje de Gulliver

Explicación:

Answer 2

El viaje de Guilliver: (he encontrado el resumen en Google, era el más corto)


Lemuel Gulliver is a married surgeon from Nottinghamshire, England, who likes to travel. Embark on an ominous journey to the southern seas when a storm falls and end up on an island. This island, Liliput, is inhabited by tiny people about 6 inches tall. They capture Gulliver in his sleep and take him to the capital of the city, where they keep him chained inside a large abandoned temple outside the city walls.

Gulliver becomes a great friend of the Emperor of Liliput, who teaches him many of his customs. For example, instead of hiring capable administrators for his cabinet, the emperor chooses people who have the highest skill in a dangerous type of string dancing. The emperor asks Gulliver for help in winning the war against Blefuscu, a tiny kingdom on the other side of a canal. Gulliver agrees and uses its large size to capture the entire Blefuscu navy.

Despite the great service that Gulliver has done for the Lilliputians, he has two terrible enemies who seem to envy his strength and the emperor's preferential treatment: Admiral Skyresh Bolgolam and Treasurer Flimnap. These two men conspire to influence the emperor to execute Gulliver. They give Gulliver a series of articles to make him a trial, and the final sentence is that Gulliver loses his sight. (The ministers also secretly decide that they are going to starve Gulliver to save money on the huge amount of food he consumes.) A friend of the Lilliputian court warns Gulliver about the conspiracy against him. He manages to escape to the island of Blefuscu. Luckily, a human-sized boat crawls onto the beach at Blefuscu. Gulliver paddles until he reaches Australia, not far from there, and finds a boat that takes him to England.

Gulliver returns to sea after a brief stay in England with his family (who, it must be said, does not seem to like him as well). Once again, a storm strikes and Gulliver ends up on Brobdingnag Island. Brobdingnagians are 60-foot-tall giants, who treat Gulliver as a fairground attraction. Gulliver manages to capture the attention of the Queen of Brobdingnag, who has him as if he were a pet. It entertains him because being so small he can speak and act like a real person. The queen employs a little girl, Glumdalclitch, to care for Gulliver and teach him his language. Glumdalclitch does it with great affection.