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A Story about Robin
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In Sherwood Forest, near the town of Nottingham, there once ........................ ............. (to
live) an outlaw called Robin Hood, the leader of a band of bow-men.
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They ..................................... (to rob) the rich and ................................... (to help) the poor.
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Robin’s greatest enemy
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(to be) the cruel Sheriff
of Nottingham.
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The Sheriff .....................................(to want / to catch) Robin Hood and .........
............................(to hang) him in the market-place of Nottingham.
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One day, the Sheriff’s soldiers ..................................... (to catch) two of Robin Hood’s men,
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Little John and Friar
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Tuck.
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The Sheriff ..................................... (to throw) them into prison and .....................................
(to give) the order to build the gallows in the market-place.
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When Robin Hood ................................ (to hear) the news of this arrest, he ........................
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(to get) very angry.
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While Robin .................................. (to talk) to his men, a very old man ................................
(to come) into the camp.
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He ..................................... (to bring) news from Nottingham.
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10. “Yesterday, they ............................. (to build) the gallows. The Sheriff ................................
(to want / to hang) John and Tuck tomorrow at ten o’clock.“
11. Suddenly Robin ..................................... (to have) an idea.
12. “Please, give me your old clothes, my dearest friend,“ he .................................. (to ask) the
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old man.
13. The next day Robin ..................................... (to put on) the old man’s clothes.
14. Under his coat he ..................................... (to carry) his horn.
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15. Many people ..................................... (to be) in the market-place to watch the hanging.
16. The mothers of the two and their girlfriends ..................................... (to wait) in the crowd.
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17. Robin ..................................... (to go) to the Sheriff and .................................. (to say):
18. “Sir, they ........................ (to tell) me that you .............................. (to look) for a hangman.“
19. “Yes, I am,“ ..................................... (to answer) the Sheriff.
20. “How much would you give me if I hanged them for you?“ ............................ (to ask) Robin.
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21. “Take whatever you ..................................... (to want)!“ the Sheriff .....................................
(to tell) him.
22. “All right. Give me fifty silver coins!“ ..................................... (to say) Robin.
23. Then the Sheriff ..................................... (to tell) his men to fetch the two outlaws.
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24. When the two prisoners ..................................... (to stand) under the gallows, Robin
............................ (to go) to them and ................................ (to whisper) his orders to them.
25. Suddenly, he ..................................... (to throw) away his coat, ........................ ............. (to
lift) his horn to his lips and ..................................... (to blow) it three times.
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26. This ..................................... (to be) the sign for his men to come forward and help him.
27. They ..................................... (to be) in the crowd.
28. At the sound of the horn they ..................................... (to take) off their cloaks and
..................................... (to stand) there in their green suits.
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29. “Long live Robin Hood!“ ..................................... (to shout) Robin Hood’s men.
30. And they ..................................... (to draw) their swords to
rescue their friends.
31. Then they all .......................... (to fight) their way out of
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Nottingham into the green forest.
32. The Sheriff and his soldiers ..................................... (not;
to catch) them.
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