Labels:text | screenshot | number | font | parallel OCR: Junior Essentials 9 Check my spelling Read the following story carefully. there are a number of spelling mistakes in it. Each time you find an error, write the correct spelling in one of the boxes below. There are exactly enough mistakes to fil all the boxes. Once, long oge in Greece, there Iived a sheppard called Panos, He lived high in the mountains in a little house made of white stone with a wonderful view of the country Ground. Every morning, brite and early. Pants would toke hit sheep out to grase on the tweet green grass that grew over the countryside. But Ponos was not content. he looked to the horizon where he could see the une sparkling in the sunlight and sighed deop long sighs, which made the sheep stop eating for just a moment and regard him with whatever curiosity theep Che day Ponos made up ha mind to change his life. He gothered his sonvingt could manege. and sold his flock for a good price of the market. Altogether he had quite a large bag of gold and with it set off to the coast. After a doy's wok he reached a village by the sea with a harbor ful of all sorts of boats. Seagulls cercled in the $hj above Panos, he could smell the soit in the air and he was altagethor fut of hope for his new life; Panos did not miss the sheep at al and, to tell the truth, they did not miss him. Panos used his gold to buy a small but sterdy boat and, on hearing that a nearby island needed olives, borght a cargo of them and set sail to trade. But when Panas was well out to seu the skies blockenned, the wind begon to buffet he boat and the waves threw the little craft hither and yon. Parios felt quite Il. but more than that he was scared. He relsed he was no seaman and, before he knew it, his boot was sinking under him. Somne hours later Panet struggled ashore, having clung to a piece of the reckage of his boot, and want to sleep on the sandy beach, The next day he walked back into the seaside village and sat on the quay looking at the soa, which was now carm, A passer-by sat next to Panos and, looking at the stil waters said 1 love the sea when it is so tranquil' "Ah." replied Panos, a man with no gold, boat or theap, '1 expect it wants somne more olives, that is why it's so quiet!" Plany 10 mit of 70 Junior Essentials - Game: Shark Level: 6
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