Write a fairy tale based on oneof the given sayings: God helps those who help themselves. Those who chase two rabbits at once will catch neither. All's well that ends well. Use your imagination. Your fairy tale must have: A title Good and bad characters A setting (when and where the story is taking place) A plot (sequence of ordered events) A morale (which supports the saying) Total: 200–250 words.

It is not fair to cheat. He won a fortune last year. Mend the bike for me. It was a good bargain for him. His acts look very noble. The milk went sour yesterday. Put the thread into the needle and start sewing. It seemed to be the love at first sight. Tune the radiio better, please. Spread the blanket evenly, please. Don't drop it on the floor! How unfortunate it was to be in that place! We were very fortunate to escape. We'll greet them here tomorrow. We could hardly hear him for the noise they were making. Their loud laughter was enoying. He lives in the neighbourhood with his mother.

Since ancient times, people treat storks warmly and respectfully. There are many legends and beliefs associated with these graceful long-legged birds. The most common belief is that a stork brings children in its beak. People, having good feelings for these birds, never harm them. Storks pay people in return and willingly settle next to a person. They build their nests on water towers, on pipes, and even on roofs of houses. It is believed that the house on the roof of which the stork made a nest is under the protection of good powers.

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