Three Little Pigs - Part II

Three Little Pigs - Part II

The third little pig met a man with a load of                             plural_noun                             .

The little pig said to him, 'Please, man, give me those                             @plural_noun                             to build me a house.'

This the man did, and soon the little pig had built a house with them.

Just after the house was built, along came the wolf. He knocked at the door of the little pig's house and said, 'Little pig,                             adjective                             pig, let me come in!'

But the little pig answered, 'No, no! Not by the hair of my                             adjective                                                         adjective                             chin!'

Then the wolf said, 'I'll                             verb_1                             and I'll                             verb_2                             , and I'll blow your house in!'

So the wolf                             past_tense_of_verb_1                             and he                             past_tense_of_verb_2                             and he                             past_tense_verb                             and he                             past_tense_verb                             , and he                             past_tense_verb                             and he                             past_tense_verb                             , but he couldn't blow this third little pig's house down.

When he found that with all his                             verb_1_(ending_in_ing)                             and                             verb_2_(ending_in_ing)                             he could not blow this little pig's house down, he said, 'Little pig, I know where there is a field of fine                             plural_noun                             .

'Where?' the little pig asked eagerly.

'Over in Mr. Smith's                             @plural_noun                             field. And if you will be ready tomorrow morning I will call you and we will go together and get some for our dinner.'

'Thank you,' replied the little pig. 'I will be ready when you come for me. What time do you want to go?'

'Oh, I'll come for you at six o'clock.'

Now the little pig rose at five o'clock and was back home with his                             @plural_noun                             when about six o'clock the wolf came and said, 'Little pig, are you ready?'

'Ready?' exclaimed the little pig. 'Why, I have been there and back home again, and I have a fine pot of                             @plural_noun                             already cooked for my dinner!'