Cuento de los tres cerditos en inglés (está en pasado continuo) - tarea de inglés PDF

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Once upon a time in a small village, there were three little pigs, who were brothers and sisters. One day the news spreading that a fierce wolf was stalking the village and threatening to be eating them. one day they agreed that it would be wiser for each of them to build a house to be more protected. The youngest of them, being so lazy and lazy, deciding to be making his house out of straw, since it was easier and less working to building. for hours he spent hours piling up dry reeds and in no time at all he is building his new home. So, as he made his house in a hurrying, he went to playing. -I'm not afraid of the big bad wolf anymore," he saying to his brothers.

The medium-sized pig, a little more determined than the small one but also not very eager to work, deciding to make his house out of wood. He thought that a wooden house was enough to be safe. So, he went into the forest and hauling as many logs as he could to building the walls and roof. After a couple of days, he had finishing it and happily went to chatting with other animals. -“I'm not afraid of the big bad wolf anymore either”, he said to everyone he met.

The eldest wisely decided to make an indestructible and comfortable house, so he went to town to buying bricks and cement. His brothers did not understand why he went to so much trouble. -“Look at our brother” said the little piggy to the middle one, “He spends all day working instead of coming to play with us”. -I don’t knowing why he works so hard when he can do the house in no time, our houses have turned out great and as solid as his. To which the eldest replying: -When the wolf comes, we will see who has been the most responsible and smartest of the three. After weeks he was finally able to finish his house, rigid and beautiful.

Days later the wolf appearing in that village in search of prey; the little piggy who was playing in a mud puddle saw the fearsome wolf appear through the bushes, the piggy

started to be running and locked himself in his straw house, he closed the door relieving. But then he heard the wolf scream: -I will huff and puff and blow and the house will come down! And just like he said, he started blowing and the straw hut collapsed to the ground. The scared little pig ran towards his middle brother’s house, but seconds later they heard the wolf scream again: -I’ll huff and puff and blow and the house will come down! He was blowing so hard that the wooden structure began to move and also collapsed. The desperate brothers ran across the meadow to the house of their older brother, who opened the door and let them in, closing the door behind them.

-Calm down boys, we will be fine here, the wolf will not be able to destroy my house. The fearsome wolf came to the older brother’s house and no matter how much he blew, and he blew he couldn’t move a single brick, it was a sturdy house; even so he didn’t give up and looked for a hole to enter. In the back of the house there was a hundred-year-old tree, the wolf climbed up and jumped to the roof and from there he jumped into the chimney. He slid down the chimney to enter the house but fell into a huge pot of broth that heated the fire. The burn was so strong that it let out a piercing howl and he shot toward the ceiling. With a reddened ass he ran away never to return.

-“You saw what happened”, the eldest scolded his brothers “you were saved by the skin of your teeth from the claws of that wolf, that’s what happens to you for being unconscious lazy, you have to think about things before doing them, first there’s the obligation, then the fun. I hope they learned their lesson.

And of course, they did, from that day on they became more responsible and built their brick and cement houses like their older brother’s, and they lived happily and peacefully forever....