Question

SIMPLE PAST ACTIVITY
PETER AND THE WOLF
COMPLETE THE TEXT USING THE SIMPLE PAST TENSE OF THE VERBS
(completa el texto usando los verbos en pasado correctos)

Peter __________ (be) a Young boy who __________(live) in a small village in the Russian countryside. He _________ (not have) a father or a mother so he __________ (live) with his grandfather. The people of the village _______ (ask) Peter to take the sheep to the meadows.
So early in the morning he _____ (walk) with lots of sheep around him. During the day he _______ (look) after them and he even ______ (count) them. He ______(play) his flute, ______ (climb) up the trees and he even _____(talk) to the sheep but they (do not answer) him of course. So he ______(feel) very lonely and bored up in the mountains.
One day _____(have) and idea to try and have some fun. He _______(decide) to play a trick on the people of the village. He _____(cry) as loud as he ______(can): “Wolf, Wolf, please help me!”
Some men and women______(get) out of their houses and ______(run) up to the hills to help Peter. But when they ________(arrive) there, there _____(be) no wolf at all. Peter ______ (laugh) like crazy at the villagers but they ______ (not be) very pleased with him. And they ______(go) back home.
Some days later when Peter________(be) watching over the sheep in the meadows, a real wolf appeared and ______(attack) the sheep. The boy ________(try) to fight the wolf but it ________(become) too dangerous. So Peter _____(cry) loudly for help again: “Wolf, Wolf, please help me!”
But this time nobody ____(show) up. The people of the village______(stay) home because they _____ (not believe) in Peter anymore. Poor Peter nobody _____(help) him and he _____(have) to run to the village for help. The ____(be) a good lesson to _____(learn) from.

Answer 1

Respuesta:

BE-WAS ,WERE  LIVE-LIVED    WEREN´T HAD    LIVE-LIVED         ASK-ASKED    

WALK-WALKED       LOOK-LOOKED        COUNT-COUNTED      PLAY-PLAYED     CLIMB-CLIMBED   TALK-TALKED    DIDN´T ANSWER     FEEL-FELT    HAVE-HAD  DECIDE-DECIDED   CRY-CRIED  CAN-CAN

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