Sam the Acrobat, the most renowned performer in Canada and his brother, Billy the Fire-breather, IS/ARE touring this summer.
Everyone in Sam’s travelling circus IS/ARE practicing from sunup to sundown in preparation for the big show, which is happening in May.
Each of the performers HAVE/HAS their own special trailer, where they like to relax and plan new tricks.
Sam, along with Billy and their friend Daisy, IS/ARE excited for the show, which will be their first since the tragedy in 1956 when a tornado destroyed their tents.
Neither Sam nor Daisy ARE/IS expecting another catastrophic incident this time, because the show will be underground.
Sam the Acrobat, the most renowned performer in Canada and his brother, Billy the Fire-breather, are touring this summer.
ReplyDeleteEveryone in Sam’s travelling circus is practicing from sunup to sundown in preparation for the big show, which is happening in May.
Each of the performers have their own special trailer, where they like to relax and plan new tricks.
Sam, along with Billy and their friend Daisy, is excited for the show, which will be their first since the tragedy in 1956 when a tornado destroyed their tents.
Neither Sam nor Daisy are expecting another catastrophic incident this time, because the show will be underground.
Sam the Acrobat, the most renowned performer in Canada and his brother, Billy the Fire-breather, IS touring this summer.
ReplyDeleteEveryone in Sam’s travelling circus IS practicing from sunup to sundown in preparation for the big show, which is happening in May.
Each of the performers HAS their own special trailer, where they like to relax and plan new tricks.
Sam, along with Billy and their friend Daisy, IS excited for the show, which will be their first since the tragedy in 1956 when a tornado destroyed their tents.
Neither Sam nor Daisy IS expecting another catastrophic incident this time, because the show will be underground.
Sam the Acrobat, the most renowned performer in Canada and his brother, Billy the Fire-breather, ARE touring this summer.
ReplyDeleteEveryone in Sam’s travelling circus IS practicing from sunup to sundown in preparation for the big show, which is happening in May.
Each of the performers HAS their own special trailer, where they like to relax and plan new tricks.
Sam, along with Billy and their friend Daisy, IS excited for the show, which will be their first since the tragedy in 1956 when a tornado destroyed their tents.
Neither Sam nor Daisy IS expecting another catastrophic incident this time, because the show will be underground.
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ReplyDeleteSam the Acrobat, the most renowned performer in Canada and his brother, Billy the Fire-breather, are touring this summer.
ReplyDeleteEveryone in Sam’s travelling circus is practicing from sunup to sundown in preparation for the big show, which is happening in May.
Each of the performers has their own special trailer, where they like to relax and plan new tricks.
Sam, along with Billy and their friend Daisy, are excited for the show, which will be their first since the tragedy in 1956 when a tornado destroyed their tents.
Neither Sam nor Daisy is expecting another catastrophic incident this time, because the show will be underground.
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