b) Say whose house: 1) the wolf blew in; 2) the wolf could not blow down. c) Say where: 1) there was a nice field of turnips; 2) there was a nice apple-tree with ripe apples on it; 3) there was a fair. 2) Match two parts of the sentences: 1) The mother pig sent the three little pigs into the world; 2) “Please, may I have some of your straw”; 3) The wolf had to think of some other way; 4) “We’ll go together to Mr. Smith’s field”; 5) “We’ll go to Merry-garden”; 6) “I’ll throw you one apple”; 7) The wolf hurried; 8) The little pig put his biggest pot on the fire. End-of-page task: The word had to think of some other ways to get the little pig. Pick up the sentences which describe these ways. 1) The wolf invited the little pig to go together to Merry-garden to get some apples.

b) Whose house:

1. The wolf blew in the house of the first little pig.
2. The wolf could not blow down the house of the third little pig.

c) Where:

1. There was a nice field of turnips.
2. There was a nice apple-tree with ripe apples on it.
3. There was a fair.

2) Matching:

1. The mother pig sent the three little pigs into the world to get some turnips for dinner.
2. “Please, may I have some of your straw to get some apples.”
3. The wolf had to think of some other way to get the little pig.
4. “We’ll go together to Mr. Smith’s field to boil.”
5. “We’ll go to Merry-garden to get the little pig.”
6. “I’ll throw you one apple to build a house.”
7. The wolf hurried to seek their fortune.
8. The little pig put his biggest pot on the fire to pick up the apple.

Ways the wolf tried to get the little pig:

1. The wolf invited the little pig to go together to Merry-garden to get some apples.
2. The wolf suggested going to Mr. Smith’s field to get turnips for dinner.
3. The wolf invited the little pig to go to the fair.
4. The wolf threw an apple down the chimney.