The old pirate: Lewis's version

The same joke, told by Lewis. Listen and put the verbs back in the story: what are the differences with Patrick's version?

Listen to Lewis, then drag the words into the gaps — or tap a word, then tap a gap. Hover over the dotted words to see their translation.

The old pirate's storyAn old pirate alone at a table in a bar. He a glass of rum and smoking a pipe. He an eye patch. He a wooden leg instead of his real leg. He had a metal hook for his right hand and a parrot on his shoulder.
A young sailor into the bar and down with the old pirate, and they to chat. The young sailor : "How did you lose your leg, sir?"
"Arrr!" said the pirate. "You see, when I was on my ship, I overboard, and there were sharks the ship. Me men to pull me back up onto me ship, but a shark with it."
"Wow, what a life full of adventures! And how did you lose your arm, sir?" he asked.
"Arrr! You see, I another ship, and I another pirate, and he it off!"
"Wow, what an extraordinary life! And how did you lose your eye, sir?"
"Arrr! You see, I a grapefruit, and a drop of juice into me eye."
"But I don't understand. How you lose your eye with a drop of grapefruit juice?"
"Arrr, well, you see, it was me first day with the metal hook, son."