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중2 능률 김성곤 – 어법선택 Lesson 8. Who Is Happy?

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Lesson 8. Who Is Happy?

Who Is Happy?

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Once upon a time, there (were / was) a crow who (lives / lived) in a forest.

The crow was very (happiness / happy) with his life.

He (always looked / looked always) at (himself / him) in the water.

He thought no one was (beautifuler / more beautiful) than he was.

Then one day, the crow (was seen / saw) a swan on the lake.

"The swan is so white," he thought, "but I (was / am) so black.

I have never (see / seen) (such / so) a white bird before.

His beauty shines so (bright / brightly).

The swan must be the (most happy / happiest) bird in the world."

He (went / went to) the swan and (expresses / expressed) his thoughts.

"Actually," the swan said, "I thought (which / that) I was the (happiest / most happy) bird.

But then I (was seen / saw) a parrot.

Now I think the parrot is the (happiest / most happy) bird in the world."

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The crow asked why (did he think / he thought) so.

The swan answered, "The parrot (have / has) colorful feathers.

He is (more beautiful / beautifuler) than I am.

He must be proud (for / of) his appearance."

The crow then flew to the parrot and said, "The swan said you are the (most happy / happiest) bird (because of / because) you have colorful feathers."

The parrot explained, "I lived a very happy life until I (was seen / saw) a peacock.

My feathers are colorful, (but / and) the peacock's feathers are colorful, big, (and / or) gorgeous.

So he (loves / is loved) by everyone."

The crow then (was visited / visited) the peacock at the zoo.

There (was / were) a lot of people around the peacock, and they praised him (for / on) his beauty.

The crow thought the peacock must be the (most happy / happiest) bird in the world.

(After / before) all the people (were left / left), the crow started (talk / to talk) to the peacock.

"Peacock, you are (so / too) beautiful.

Many people come (seeing / to see) you every day.

On the other hand, when people (were seen / see) me, they chase (me away / away me).

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I think you are the (happier / happiest) bird in the world."

The peacock said, "I may be the (beautifulest / most beautiful) bird, but I'm not happy.

(Because of / Because) my beauty, I am stuck in this zoo.

Unlike me, you (don‘t keep / aren't kept) in a cage.

I want (being / to be) like you (because of / because) you can go anywhere."

(After / before) the crow talked to the peacock, he started (think / to think) about who the happiest bird was.

The crow thought to (him / himself), "The peacock's feathers are (impressive, / impressively) but he is stuck in a cage.

I don't have colorful (feathers / feather), but I'm free (flying / to fly) anywhere."

The crow (went back / went back to) the forest.

He looked at (himself / him) in the water again and (was seen / saw) the (happier / happiest) bird in the world.