Favourite my friend cathy 1) (have) a horse. it … (be) a beautiful animal with big eyes and a long tail. its name 3) (be) bella and (love) people. it 5) (not/kick) or bite. it 6) (be) very friendly. it 7) (eat) apples and hay but it 8) (not/eat) meat. horses 9) (not/like) meat. since it 10) (rain) a lot in england, bella 11) (sleep) in stable. cathy 12) . (ride) her horse every day after school. she 13) (not/ride) into the town because there 14) … (be) a lot of traffic on the roads. there 15) … (not/be) many cars in the country, so cathy 16) (take) bella there. it 17) (not/be) easy looking after a horse but cathy 18) (enjoy) it very much

Given text is a story written in the simple present tense about Cathy and her horse Bella. Below is the corrected version with the missing verb forms added: Favourite my friend Cathy 1) has a horse. It 2) is a beautiful animal with big eyes and a long tail. Its name 3) is Bella and it 4) loves people. It 5) does not kick or bite. It 6) is very friendly. It 7) eats apples and hay, but it 8) does not eat meat. Horses 9) do not like meat. Since it 10) rains a lot in England, Bella 11) sleeps in the stable. Cathy 12) rides her horse every day after school. She 13) does not ride into the town because there 14) is a lot of traffic on the roads. There 15) are not many cars in the country, so Cathy 16) takes Bella there. It 17) is not easy looking after a horse, but Cathy 18) enjoys it very much. Explanation: 1) "Has" is used as the present simple form of "have" for the third person singular (Cathy) in the affirmative sentence. 2) "Is" is the present simple form of the verb "be" in the affirmative sentence. 3) "Is" is used for the third person singular possessive form of the verb "be" to describe Bella's name. 4) "Loves" is the present simple form of "love" used for the third person singular (Bella). 5) "Does not kick" is the negative form of the present simple tense for the verb "kick" in the third person singular. 6) "Is" is used as the present simple form of "be" for the third person singular. 7) "Eats" is the present simple form of "eat" for the third person singular. 8) "Does not eat" is the negative form of the present simple tense for the verb "eat" in the third person singular. 9) "Do not like" is the present simple form of "like" used for the third person plural (horses). 10) "Rains" is the present simple form of the verb "rain" used with the word "since" to indicate ongoing action. 11) "Sleeps" is the present simple form of "sleep" for the third person singular. 12) "Rides" is the present simple form of "ride" used for the third person singular (Cathy). 13) "Does not ride" is the negative form of the present simple tense for the verb "ride" in the third person singular. 14) "Is" is the present simple form of the verb "be" for the third person singular. 15) "Are" is used as the present simple form of "be" in the negative sentence. 16) "Takes" is the present simple form of "take" for the third person singular. 17) "Is" is the present simple form of the verb "be" used for the third person singular. 18) "Enjoys" is the present simple form of "enjoy" used for the third person singular (Cathy).