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Once upon a time, there was a princess. But he only ate insects and she thought that was disgusting. He wanted to please her and so he married her and they became vegetarians. One year later, he had many children.
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Once upon a time, there was ( be ) a toad who loved (love) a princess. But he only ate (eat) insects and she thought (think) that was (be) disgusting. He wanted (want) to please her and so he became (become ) a vegetarian. One year later he married (marry) her and they had (have) many children.
Il était une fois un crapaud qui aimait une princesse. Mais il ne mangeait que des insectes et elle pensait que c'était dégoûtant. Il voulait lui plaire/faire plaisir et est devenu végétarien. Un an plus tard, il l'épousa et ils eurent beaucoup d'enfants.
Explications :
verbes réguliers : on ajoute "ed"
verbes réguliers qui finissent par "y":
Si la lettre avant le "y" est une voyelle : on ajoute "ed"
ex : play → played
Si la lettre avant le "y" est une consonne : on remplace le "y" par "i" et on ajoute "ed"
ex : marry → married
verbes irréguliers : par coeur