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The Hare and a Tortoise- (Past Tense)

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Correct Form of the Verb The Hare and a Tortoise-Past Tense In the old days, a hare and a tortoise unlikely friends. The tortoise Select Lived Lives in a pond, while the hare Select Had Built Has Built his burrow nearby. Their friendship Select Was Is smooth sailing, except for one issue - the pride of hare in his speed. He often Select Teased Teases the tortoise for being slow, which Select Hurt Hurts the feelings of tortoise, but he Select Remained Remains silent. One day, the hare Select Boasted Boasts about his speed to other animals and Select Challenged Challenges them to a race. The tortoise surprisingly Select Accepted Accepting the challenge. The hare Select Laughed Laoughing , thinking it was a joke, but the tortoise Select Remained Remains calm. They Select Chose Choose a distant tree as the finishing point and Select Began Begins the race. The hare quickly Select Disappeared Disappearing from sight, but soon Select Stopped...

A Farmer and His Quarrelsome Sons

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Past Tense The Farmer and His Sons-Past Tense Once upon a time, there was a farmer who four sons.They were always quarreling with each other, and the farmer was Select Worried Worries about their constant fighting. One day, the farmer fell Select Ill Sick and was bedridden. He Select Calls Called his sons to his bedside and said, "My dear sons, I am Select Worried Concerned about your constant quarreling. If you do not learn to work together, our farm will Select Suffer Fail . I want to teach you a Select Lesson Moral ." He Select Asks Asked the servant to bring a faggat of the sticks. When he Select Brings Brought it, he Select Gave Gives each son a stick and asked them to Select Break Bend it. Each son easily Select Broke Break their stick. Then, the farmer gave them a bundle of sticks and asked them to Select Break Bend it. Despite their Select Combined Combine strength, they couldn't Select Break Ben...

Moral Stories- (Past Tense)

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No 1 |A Thirsty Crow No 2 |The Hare and A Tortoise No 3 |The Farmer and His Sons Quit