Once upon a time there (be)1 three Billy Goats Gruff. One day they (decide)2 (visit)3 their favorite hill. "I expect you (find)4 something good (eat)5 there," said the elder goat. Before they (can)6 (get)7 to the hill they (have to)8 (cross)9 a bridge. They (know)10 that a mean ugly troll (live)11 under the bridge but they never (see)12 him before. They also (know)13 that the troll (like)14 (fight)15. "If we (meet)16 the troll, I (fight)17 with him," said the younger goat. 
While the three goats (approach)18 the river the troll (sit)19 in the water (have)20 a wonderful time. Soon he (hear)21 the goats (come)22 onto the bridge. "Where you go?" asked the troll. "Who you (be)24?" The first goat who (cross)25 the river was the younger brother and he (become)26 afraid. He (not want)27 the troll (eat)28 him. So he (say)29 that he (be)30 small and thin. He (promise)31 the troll that the latter soon (see)32 his bigger brothers who (be)33 more dilicious. So the troll (let)34 the small goat (cross)35 the bridge. The troll (ask)36 to let the middle brother (cross)37 the bridge and he (allow)38 that as he (think)39 that the elder goat (be)40 the fattest. "I (live)41 under the bridge for many yearsbut I never (have)42 such a delicious meal," said the troll. But the elder goat was big and fat and strong. He (fight)43 and (win)44 many battles. When he (ask)45 (not move)46 he (come)47 closer to the troll and (give)48 him a big push. "I (not know)49 if I never (see)50 you again, Troll, but if I (do)51, (be)52 careful or I (kill)53 you." The troll (fall)54 into the river and nobody never (see)55 him again.

1-were

2-decided

3-to visit

4-to find

5-to eat

6-could

7-get

8-had to

9-cross

10-knew

11-was living

12-had never seen

13-knew

14-liked

15-fighting

16-meet

17-will fight

18-approched

19-was sitting

20-having

21-heard

22-coming

23-Where are you going?

24-Who are you?

25-was crossing

26-became

27-didn't want

28-to eat 

29-said

30-was

31-promised

32-would see

33-were

34-let

35-to cross

36-was asked

37-to cross

38-was allowed

39-thought

40-was

41-I have been living

42-I have never had

43-has fought

44-won

45-was asked

46-not to move

47-was coming

48-gave

49-won't know

50-I have never seen 

51-do

52-be careful

53-I will kill you

54-fell

55-nobody had never seen him again

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Once upon a time there were  three Billy Goats Gruff. One day they decided to visit their favorite hill. "I expect you to find something good to eat there," said the elder goat. Before they could get to the hill they had to cross a bridge. They knew that a mean ugly troll lived under the bridge but they had never seen him before. They also (knew)13 that the troll (liked to fight)15. "If we (meet)16 the troll, I (will fight)17 with him," said the younger goat. 

While the three goats (approached)18 the river the troll (was sitting)19 in the water (having)20 a wonderful time. Soon he (heard)21 the goats (come или coming)22 onto the bridge. "Where are you going?" asked the troll. "Who are you 24?" The first goat who (was crossing)25 the river was the younger brother and he (became)26 afraid. He (did not want)27 the troll (to eat)28 him. So he (said)29 that he (was)30 small and thin. He (promised)31 the troll that the latter soon (would see)32 his bigger brothers who  were)33 more dilicious. So the troll (let)34 the small goat (to cross)35 the bridge. The troll (was asked)36 to let the middle brother (to cross)37 the bridge and he (was allowed)38 that as he (thought)39 that the elder goat (was)40 the fattest. "I (have been living)41 under the bridge for many years but I have never had)42 such a delicious meal," said the troll. But the elder goat was big and fat and strong. He (had fought)43 and (won)44 many battles. When he (was asked)45 (not to move)46 he (came)47 closer to the troll and (gave)48 him a big push. "I (won't know)49 if I have never seen)50 you again, Troll, but if I (do)51, (be)52 careful or I (will kill)53 you." The troll (fell)54 into the river and nobody had never (seen)55 him again