Now Kitty was angry -his encounter with the car lady hadn't gone well and all the delicious birds had flown away. So he took it out on the first living thing he found.
In order to explain the lack of claws here, it's up to you to decide whether he was tired and not used to hunting, not angry anymore but playful, or just such a gifted hunter he didn't need to use claws at all!! (we know he hadn't been de-clawed, which is just plain cruel and shouldn't happen to any cat or living clawed organism)
Check out this mini-story I made as a slideshow
I hope you enjoy it!
Inanimatealice project from iStories
As a teacher of Spanish and English
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IMPRESSIONS OF ZEELAND BY DOROTHEE (roelli2010)
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About Me
- Beatriz Lupiano
- I've taught English as a Foreign Language (EFL) since 1994.My learners' ages have varied from 6 to 60+ and their levels from beginner to advanced (A1-C1 on CEFR scale).I'm interested in blended learning,in fostering life-long, autonomous learning skills and in how the brain works when we learn.
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