The Minotaur

(to be) a terrible monster with the body of a man, and the head of a bull. It lived on the Crete Island in the labyrinth. The citizens of Athens

(sacrifice) seven young boys and seven young girls to the Minotaur every nine years.

One day it was once again time to send the children to Crete. Theseus, prince of Athens,

(tell) that he wanted to go with them and kill the monster. But noone could find the exit from the labyrinth. There were no escape ...

Theseus and others

(arrive) in Crete. Ariadne, the princess of Crete fall in love with Theseus as soon as he arrived, and

(give) him a ball of thread. He could find the exit from the labyrinthine corridors with this thread. Theseus killed the monster and saved the children. He used a ball of thread and found the exit from the labyrinth.

thread [θrɛd] - нить

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17 октября, 20:35

The Minotaur

(to be) a terrible monster with the body of a man, and the head of a bull. It lived on the Crete Island in the labyrinth. The citizens of Athens

(sacrifice) seven young boys and seven young girls to the Minotaur every nine years.

One day it was once again time to send the children to Crete. Theseus, prince of Athens,

(tell) that he wanted to go with them and kill the monster. But noone could find the exit from the labyrinth. There were no escape ...

Theseus and others

(arrive) in Crete. Ariadne, the princess of Crete fall in love with Theseus as soon as he arrived, and

(give) him a ball of thread. He could find the exit from the labyrinthine corridors with this thread. Theseus killed the monster and saved the children. He used a ball of thread and found the exit from the labyrinth.

thread [θrɛd] - нить

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The Minotaur

was a terrible monster with the body of a man, and the head of a bull. It lived on the Crete Island in the labyrinth. The citizens of Athens

sacrificed seven young boys and seven young girls to the Minotaur every nine years.

One day it was once again time to send the children to Crete. Theseus, prince of Athens, told that he wanted to go with them and kill the monster. But noone could find the exit from the labyrinth. There were no escape ...

Theseus and others

arrived in Crete. Ariadne, the princess of Crete fall in love with Theseus as soon as he arrived, and

gave him a ball of thread. He could find the exit from the labyrinthine corridors with this thread. Theseus killed the monster and saved the children. He used a ball of thread and found the exit from the labyrinth.