The Lion, the Bear, and the Fox by Aesop with new words in real context, video, discussion questions, the moral of the story to learn English with amusing and instructive stories. The Lion, the Bear, and the Fox is now in the public domain available on Gutenberg Project. Video of the Lion, the Bear, and the Fox https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BLZY3Qjv3zU&t=13s The Lion, the Bear, and the Fox A lion and a bear were fighting for possession of a deer, which they had both seized at the same moment. The battle was long and fierce, and at length, both of them were exhausted, ...
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The lion and the bear futilely fought each other without insight that it is an unnecessary combat that exust all their stamina. At last, wounded and severely injured, they unbelievably watched the opportunistic fox who got advantages of their incapacitation and seized what he could. It’s the tragic end for all those who unmindfully fight over something that they already have and could share without hurting and fighting each other. How miserable they are.
Thank you for your comment on this fable. Here’s my feedback:
exust = exhausted
who got advantages of = that / which took advantage of
How miserable they are. = How miserable they are! (exclamation mark)