Question

Раскройте скобки, используя правильные формы времени And then Edward suddenly (stiffen) and (go) cold all over. This (be) not his car. It (be) very like it, yes. But by a thousand small signs Edward (realize) that it (be) not his car. Edward (remember) that there (be) another car standing some little distance away. He (not notice) it particularly at the time. He (return) from his walk by a different path from that by which he (go) down into the hollow. This second path (bring) him out on the road immediately behind, as he (think), his own car. It must really have been the other one. In about ten minutes he (be) once more at the spot where he (half). But there was now no car at all by the roadside.

Answer 1

Ответ:

А потім Едвард раптом (затягнувся) і (замерз) увесь. Це (буде) не його машина. Це

(бути) дуже подобається, так. Але за тисячею дрібних знаків Едвард (усвідомити), що це (буде)

не його машина. Едвард (пам'ятай), що там (буде) ще одна машина стоїть трохи

на відстані. Він (не помічає) цього особливо в той час. Він (повернення) зі свого

йти іншою стежкою, ніж тією, якою він (спускається) в улоговину. Це

Rozkroyte skobky, vykorystovuyuchy pravylʹni formy chasu

A potim Edvard raptom (zatyahnuvsya) i (zamerz) uvesʹ. Tse (bude) ne yoho mashyna. Tse

(buty) duzhe podobayetʹsya, tak. Ale za tysyacheyu dribnykh znakiv Edvard (usvidomyty), shcho tse (bude)

ne yoho mashyna. Edvard (pam'yatay), shcho tam (bude) shche odna mashyna stoyitʹ trokhy

na vidstani. Vin (ne pomichaye) tsʹoho osoblyvo v toy chas. Vin (povernennya) zi svoho

yty inshoyu stezhkoyu, nizh tiyeyu, yakoyu vin (spuskayetʹsya) v ulohovynu. Tse  

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Объяснение:

Answer 2

And then Edward suddenly stiffened and went cold all over. This was not his car. It was very like it, yes. But by a thousand small signs Edward realized that it was not his car. Edward remembered that there was another car standing some little distance away. He had not noticed it particularly at the time. He had returned from his walk by a different path from that by which he had gone down into the hollow. This second path brought him out on the road immediately behind, as he thought, his own car. It must really have been the other one. In about ten minutes he was once more at the spot where he had parked. But there was now no car at all by the roadside.