Read and complete the story.

Here is the completed story based on the phonetic transcriptions provided: One day, Freddy the Fox 1) **goes** to see Betty the Bear. Betty is in her 2) **garden**. “Can I use your garden, dear Betty? I want to 3) **plant** some carrots.” “But how can we divide them when they are 4) **ready**?” Betty asks. “You can take the 5) **tops** and I can take the roots,” Freddy answers. Betty agrees and Freddy plants some carrots. 6) **When** the carrots are ready, Betty calls Freddy. “Come now, Betty,” says Freddy. “Let’s divide the carrots. The tops are for you and the 7) **roots** are for me.” “This is not fair!” says Betty the Bear. “I cannot 8) **eat** the tops!” Betty the Bear is very angry. “No 9) **more** favours for Freddy!” she says. But Freddy 10) **comes** again and asks for another favour. “Please, dear Betty,” he says. “Let me 11) **use** your garden. I want to plant some 12) **melons**.” “OK,” says Betty; “but this time I 13) **want** the roots!” “OK,” says Freddy and he plants 14) **some** melons. When the melons are ready, Freddy calls Betty: “Let’s share the melons,” he says. He cuts off the melons and 15) **puts** them in his bag. “You can have the roots.” Betty is so angry with herself that she goes into her house and doesn’t 16) **speak** to anyone. 7) The moral of the story is that you shouldn't trust tricksters. A similar Russian fairy tale is "Вершки и корешки" (The Tops and the Roots).