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Помогите вставить слова! Английский язык, 11 класс, грамматика. Nina Junaluska can speak two languages – English and her native Cherokee which (1) … (die) out. She (.2) … (perform) two songs in her native Cherokee at the Native Youth Languages Fair last year. Some 185 American Indian students, ranging up into adulthood, also (.3) … (celebrate) their native tongues by making presentations in 13 languages, from Cherokee and Comanche to Oneida, Navajo and Apache. Nina (.4) … (not have) any trouble: she (5) … (teach) Cherokee since early childhood, says her mother, who taught Cherokee in schools and is now a Tribal Council member. “She (6) … (learn) the songs as she grew up,” Nina’s mother said. “It was passed down by our grandmother to my mother and then to us, and we (7) … (pass) it on to my grand son now.”

Answer 1

Nina Junaluska can speak two languages – English and her native Cherokee which (1) … (is dying) out. She (.2) … (performed) two songs in her native Cherokee at the Native Youth Languages Fair last year. Some 185 American Indian students, ranging up into adulthood, also (.3) … (celebrated) their native tongues by making presentations in 13 languages, from Cherokee and Comanche to Oneida, Navajo and Apache. Nina (.4) … (did not have) any trouble: she (5) … (has been teaching) Cherokee since early childhood, says her mother, who taught Cherokee in schools and is now a Tribal Council member. “She (6) … (was learning) the songs as she grew up,” Nina’s mother said. “It was passed down by our grandmother to my mother and then to us, and we (7) … (are passing) it on to my grand son now.”

Answer 2

Nina Junaluska can speak two languages – English and her native Cherokee which is dying out. She performed two songs in her native Cherokee at the Native Youth Languages Fair last year. Some 185 American Indian students, ranging up into adulthood, also celebrated their native tongues by making presentations in 13 languages, from Cherokee and Comanche to Oneida, Navajo and Apache. Nina did not have any trouble: she has been teaching Cherokee since early childhood, says her mother, who taught Cherokee in schools and is now a Tribal Council member. “She learned the songs as she grew up,” Nina’s mother said. “It was passed down by our grandmother to my mother and then to us, and we are passing it on to my grandson now.”