Question

Grammar Two very important guests have just arrived at Edinburgh Zoo. Tian Tian and Yang Guang are giant pandas. They (1) ____ born and grew up in China. Then, two days ago, they flew into Britain. Now they (2) __ in a special, luxury area of the zoo and are recovering from their long journey. This is the first time that pandas (3) ____ in Britain since 1995, so millions of new visitors will probably come to the zoo to see them. The pandas will be very expensive for the zoo. Firstly, the zoo (4)____to pay the Chinese government $6 million to keep pandas for ten years. Secondly, we will have to spend a lot of money on food. Pandas (5) bamboo and they normally eat for fourteen hours a day. So the zoo wll probably (6) $ 70,000 a year to buy some bamboo. 1.A)wasB)had beenC)have beenD)were2.A)stay B)are stayingC)have stayedD)stayed3.A)areB)have beenC)wereD)had been 4.A)going B)willC)are goingD)is going5. A)are loving B)loveC)will loveD)loves6. A)paying B)to pay C)pay D)is paying​

Answer 1

Ответ:

Two very important guests have just arrived at Edinburgh Zoo. Tian Tian and Yang Guang are giant pandas. They were born and grew up in China. Then, two days ago, they flew into Britain. Now they are staying in a special, luxury area of the zoo and are recovering from their long journey. This is the first time that pandas have been in Britain since 1995, so millions of new visitors will probably come to the zoo to see them. The pandas will be very expensive for the zoo. Firstly, the zoo is going to pay the Chinese government $6 million to keep pandas for ten years. Secondly, we will have to spend a lot of money on food. Pandas love bamboo and they normally eat for fourteen hours a day. So the zoo will probably pay $ 70,000 a year to buy some bamboo.

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Answer 2

Here are the correct answers for the missing words in the passage:

1. C) have been Two very important guests have just arrived at Edinburgh Zoo. Tian Tian and Yang Guang are giant pandas. They (1) have been born and grew up in China.

2. B) are staying Then, two days ago, they flew into Britain. Now they (2) are staying in a special, luxury area of the zoo and are recovering from their long journey.

3. B) have been This is the first time that pandas (3) have been in Britain since 1995, so millions of new visitors will probably come to the zoo to see them.

4. B) will Firstly, the zoo (4) will have to pay the Chinese government $6 million to keep pandas for ten years.

5. B) love Pandas (5) love bamboo and they normally eat for fourteen hours a day.

6. C) pay So the zoo will probably (6) pay $70,000 a year to buy some bamboo.