Once upon a time there (live) a king. He (have) a beautiful queen. There (be) a wizard, too, who (love) the queen, but she (love) the king. They (live) in a nice big castle. The wizard (be) very angry because the queen (not love) him, so he (turn) her into a goat and the king into a frog and (close) them in a forest. They (meet) a parrot there who (be) the wizard’s soldier, but the wizard (turn) him into a parrot because the soldier (hate) him. The parrot (tell) the king and the queen that if they (want) to become themselves again they (need) fire to burn the wizard’s magic wand, which he (carry) everywhere he (go). The frog and the goat (light) the fire and (walk) over a mountain, across a river and a sea until they (come) to the castle. They (attack) the wizard. The queen (attack) him with the fire and the frog (throw) a lit stick at the wizard. Now the wizard’s magic wand (be) burnt and the goat and the frog (be) back the queen and the king again. They (lock) the wizard into the jail and they (live) happily ever after.

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