1. Put the verbs into Past Tense Simple.

The Boy Who . Wolf

(to cry)

A shepherd-boy, who .................. a flock of sheep near a village, . out the

(to watch) (to call)
villagers three or four times by crying out, "Wolf! Wolf!" and when his neighbors to
(to come)
help him, he at them for their pains.
(to laugh)
The Wolf, however, did come at last. The Shepherd-boy, now really alarmed, . in
(to shout)
an agony of terror: "Please come and help me; the Wolf is killing the sheep"; but no one
. any attention to his cries, nor any assistance. The Wolf, having no
(to pay) (to give)
reason of fear, and all the sheep.
(to kill) (to eat)
There is no believing a liar, even when he speaks the truth.

The Dog and the Wolf

A hungry wolf .. a domestic dog near a doghouse in a yard.

(to meet)
The dog .fat and his fur shone. The dog ..a plate full of bones and a fresh
(to be) (to have)
water bowl. The wolf to the dog:
(to say)
"You must be very happy to have all this food and a house to protect you from the rain."
The dog ..: You can have these too, if you will obey my master.
(to say)
The wolf .it was a good idea, but then he the dogs neck,
(to think) (to see)
where the fur worn.
(to be)
What .. to your neck? he .
(to happen) (to ask)
Oh, it's just this chain.
The wolf then . the big chain around the dog's neck and .
(to notice) (to think)
"He may have a lot of food, but he has no freedom. I prefer to be hungry, but free in the woods."

So the wolf . the dog and .. to his life in the forest.

(to leave) (to return)
2. Build a story: The Three Little Pigs

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!!! Helpful words: to build (a construi), hay (fn), branches (ramuri), bricks
(crmizi), to blow (a sulfa), chimney (burlan), to enter (a intra), fire (foc), water pot
(oal cu ap)