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«“If I run at full speed, no one _ (CATCH) me”, he boasted. “I can beat anyone here. Who wants to race with me?”»

There is an old legend. One day, the animals gathered in the wood for a chat. The Hare came forward and said that he was the _ (FAST) of all the animals. "I have never yet been beaten," he said. “If I run at full speed, no one _ (CATCH) me”, he boasted. “I can beat anyone here. Who wants to race with me?” The Tortoise answered _ (HE) quietly, "I want to race." “That’s the best joke I’ve ever heard! I could dance round you all the day”, answered the Hare. “I wish I_ (HAVE) a stronger competitor.” “Keep your boasting for when you’ve won”, smiled the Tortoise. She was wearing large sunglasses and a pretty hat. Her hat _ (MAKE) of yellow straw and suited her very much. “Shall we race?” asked the Tortoise. The Monkey was appointed as a referee. She signalled the start and, at once, the Hare rushed almost out of sight. Soon he stopped and, to show the Tortoise his disrespect, he _ (LIE) down to have a nap. He _ (NOT/NOTICE) when he fell asleep. When the Hare awoke from his nap, he saw the Tortoise just near the winning-post. There _ (BE) no time for him to save the race. In a second, the Tortoise crossed the line, turned back to the Hare and exclaimed “Wow! I _ (WIN)!" She was aware of the old wisdom that says: "Slow and steady wins the race."

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«The Tortoise answered _ (HE) quietly, "I want to race."»

There is an old legend. One day, the animals gathered in the wood for a chat. The Hare came forward and said that he was the _ (FAST) of all the animals. "I have never yet been beaten," he said. “If I run at full speed, no one _ (CATCH) me”, he boasted. “I can beat anyone here. Who wants to race with me?” The Tortoise answered _ (HE) quietly, "I want to race." “That’s the best joke I’ve ever heard! I could dance round you all the day”, answered the Hare. “I wish I_ (HAVE) a stronger competitor.” “Keep your boasting for when you’ve won”, smiled the Tortoise. She was wearing large sunglasses and a pretty hat. Her hat _ (MAKE) of yellow straw and suited her very much. “Shall we race?” asked the Tortoise. The Monkey was appointed as a referee. She signalled the start and, at once, the Hare rushed almost out of sight. Soon he stopped and, to show the Tortoise his disrespect, he _ (LIE) down to have a nap. He _ (NOT/NOTICE) when he fell asleep. When the Hare awoke from his nap, he saw the Tortoise just near the winning-post. There _ (BE) no time for him to save the race. In a second, the Tortoise crossed the line, turned back to the Hare and exclaimed “Wow! I _ (WIN)!" She was aware of the old wisdom that says: "Slow and steady wins the race."

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«“That’s the best joke I’ve ever heard! I could dance round you all the day”, answered the Hare. “I wish I_ (HAVE) a stronger competitor.”»

There is an old legend. One day, the animals gathered in the wood for a chat. The Hare came forward and said that he was the _ (FAST) of all the animals. "I have never yet been beaten," he said. “If I run at full speed, no one _ (CATCH) me”, he boasted. “I can beat anyone here. Who wants to race with me?” The Tortoise answered _ (HE) quietly, "I want to race." “That’s the best joke I’ve ever heard! I could dance round you all the day”, answered the Hare. “I wish I_ (HAVE) a stronger competitor.” “Keep your boasting for when you’ve won”, smiled the Tortoise. She was wearing large sunglasses and a pretty hat. Her hat _ (MAKE) of yellow straw and suited her very much. “Shall we race?” asked the Tortoise. The Monkey was appointed as a referee. She signalled the start and, at once, the Hare rushed almost out of sight. Soon he stopped and, to show the Tortoise his disrespect, he _ (LIE) down to have a nap. He _ (NOT/NOTICE) when he fell asleep. When the Hare awoke from his nap, he saw the Tortoise just near the winning-post. There _ (BE) no time for him to save the race. In a second, the Tortoise crossed the line, turned back to the Hare and exclaimed “Wow! I _ (WIN)!" She was aware of the old wisdom that says: "Slow and steady wins the race."

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