THE MOUSE DEER AND THE CROCODILE by NIA APRILLIANI https://padlet.com/2010117320011/dalnaqhk1m64o0my [ kelompok 2 Intensive English ] The fairy tale "THE MOUSE DEER AND THE CROCODILE" tells the story of a mouse deer who managed to trick a group of crocodiles One day Mouse Deer was walking in the forest. Suddenly his stomach felt hungry. Then he saw that there was a lot of fresh fruit that was on the other side of the fast river. The mouse deer was confused, how could he pass the river to get food. Finally, Kancil came up with a brilliant idea. en-us 2020-11-05 14:13:57 UTC 2024-05-26 12:42:30 UTC hello@padlet.com 2010117320011 https://padlet.com/2010117320011/dalnaqhk1m64o0my/wish/894093036 After saying that to the crocodile, the mouse deer ran fast leaving the crocodile angry because of his actions. Crocodiles are more stupid than mouse deer so that mouse deer easily tricked him. Kancil also freely ate the fruits on the other side of the river to get rid of his hunger. And surely fruit is tastier than grass.]]> 2020-11-05 14:25:29 UTC https://padlet.com/2010117320011/dalnaqhk1m64o0my/wish/894093036 2010117320011 https://padlet.com/2010117320011/dalnaqhk1m64o0my/wish/894097016 Feeling happy to hear the news that the mouse deer brought the freshest meat for him and his other crocodile friends, the crocodile then complied with the mouse deer request and called all the crocodiles in the river to line up to form a bridge.

"Ready!" said all the crocodiles excitedly. The mouse deer happily jumped over the crocodile and pretended to count the crocodiles that had lined up to form the bridge.

After reaching the end, the mouse deer jumped to the riverbank. Then he said, "Thank you crocodiles, thanks to you, I was able to cross this river."
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Once upon a time, the mouse deer felt hungry. He then ate the grass around him. After eating grass, the mouse deer said, "Grass alone does not make me full." 
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