Question

This is the beginning of the conversation between the Thai boys who (5. trap) in an underwater cave andthe British rescue team workers.On Saturday, June 23rd, twelve Thai boys from theWild Boars football team (6.go) to the Tham Luang cavetogether with their 25-year-old coach. It (7. be) theirfavourite place to explore after the football practice. TheWild Boars (8. plan) to be there for about an hour butsuddenly it (9. start) raining and the water (10. flood)the cave in a few minutes. The team (11. cannot) get outand they (12. have to) go even deeper into the cave. They(13. be) lucky to find a dry spot where they (14. spend)two long weeks in darkness without food. While they(15. wait) for help, the coach (16. teach) the boys tobreathe and save their energy wisely. The whole world(17. come) to the boys' rescue. The first internationalrescuers (18. arrive) on Thursday 28 June. They(19. be) from the USA, the UK, Belgium, Australia,Scandinavian and many other countries. On Monday the2nd July two British divers, John Volanthen and RickStanton (20. find) the Wild Boars and their coach. Oneby one, the Wild Boars (21. bring) out of the darknessof Tham Luang. On July 10th the last three boys and thecoach (22. rescue), safe and sound. It (23. be) amazing!​

Answer 1

Ответ:

чё это такое братан не понимаю

Answer 2

It seems like the text is describing the beginning of the conversation between the Thai boys who were trapped in an underwater cave and the British rescue team workers. However, there are a few errors in the text. Here is the corrected version:

"On Saturday, June 23rd, twelve Thai boys from the Wild Boars football team went to the Tham Luang cave together with their 25-year-old coach. It was their favorite place to explore after football practice. The Wild Boars had planned to be there for about an hour, but suddenly it started raining and the water flooded the cave in a few minutes. The team could not get out, and they had to go even deeper into the cave. They were lucky to find a dry spot where they spent two long weeks in darkness without food. While they were waiting for help, the coach taught the boys to breathe and save their energy wisely. The whole world came to the boys' rescue. The first international rescuers arrived on Thursday, June 28. They were from the USA, the UK, Belgium, Australia, Scandinavia, and many other countries. On Monday, July 2nd, two British divers, John Volanthen and Rick Stanton, found the Wild Boars and their coach. One by one, the Wild Boars were brought out of the darkness of Tham Luang. On July 10th, the last three boys and the coach were rescued, safe and sound. It was amazing!"