Question

While a shepherd was tending his sheep in a pasture, he see a number of wild sheep mingled with his herd. He drived all of the sheep home and putted them into a pen together. The next day was stormy, so the shepherd did not took the sheep out as usual. Instead he feeded the in the pen. He give his own sheep only enough food to keep them from starving but he gived the wild sheep as much as he could. He want them to stay and he think that if he fed them well they wouldn't want to leave.​

Answer 1

Explanation:

While a shepherd was tending his sheep in a pasture, he see a number of wild sheep mingled with his herd. He drived all of the sheep home and putted them into a pen together. The next day was stormy, so the shepherd did not took the sheep out as usual. Instead he feeded the in the pen. He give his own sheep only enough food to keep them from starving but he gived the wild sheep as much as he could. He want them to stay and he think that if he fed them well they wouldn't want to leave.