Question

СРОЧНО Вставьте Past Simple / Past Perfect That summer I (to go) to live in my friend's house, which (to stand) in the wood, on the bank of a narrow stream. One night my dog (to wake) me: he was running about the room nervously, and I couldn't understand what (to happen), I (to think) that he (to want) to go out, so I (to open) the door for him. I hardly (to do) so when the dog (to run) out and (to disappear) in the wood. I (to wait) for a long time, but he (not to come) back. The air (to be) very still, and I (to listen) for some time, but (not to hear) any sounds anywhere. I (to walk) about the wood for a long time until I (to reach) the stream, and still I (not to see) him. Then I (to decide) to return, as I (to hope) that the dog already (to get) back home. Suddenly I (to feel) that the earth under my feet (to begin) to shake, and I (to fall) on the ground and (to lose) my senses. By the time I (to come) to my senses, the shaking (to stop). I (to get) up and (to walk) back until (to reach) our house. But, to my horror, I (to discover) that the house (to fall) down, and it (to be) now just a heap of rubble (груда камней). Now I (to realize) that there (to be) an earthquake (землетрясение). It (to become) clear to me now why my dog (to be) so nervous: he (to feel) the earthquake long before it (to happen). I (to feel) extremely thankful to my dog, because he actually (to save) my life.

Answer 1

Ответ:

That summer I went to live in my friend's house, which (stood) in the wood, on the bank of a narrow stream. One night my dog woke) me: he was running about the room nervously, and I couldn't understand what had  happened), I thought ) that he (wanted) to go out, so I ( opened) the door for him. I hardly did) so when the dog (ran) out and disappeared) in the wood. I (waited) for a long time, but he (didnt come) back. The air (was) very still, and I (was  listening) for some time, but didnt hear) any sounds anywhere. I (was walking) about the wood for a long time until I reached) the stream, and still I didnt see) him. Then I decided) to return, as I  hoped) that the dog had already got) back home. Suddenly I (felt) that the earth under my feet (began) to shake, and I  fell) on the ground and (lost my senses. By the time I (had come) to my senses, the shaking had stop). I got up and (walked) back until (reached) our house. But, to my horror, I (discovered) that the house (had fallen) down, and it (was) now just a heap of rubble (груда камней). Now I (realized) that there (was) an earthquake (землетрясение). It (became) clear to me now why my dog was so nervous: he had felt the earthquake long before it (happened)  I felt extremely thankful to my dog, because he actually saved) my life.

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Answer 2

That summer I went to live in my friend's house, which stood in the wood, on the bank of a narrow stream. One night my dog woke me: he was running about the room nervously, and I couldn't understand what was happening, I thought that he wanted to go out, so I opened the door for him. I hardly had done so when the dog ran out and disappeared in the wood. I waited for a long time, but he did not come back. The air was very still, and I listened for some time, but did not hear any sounds anywhere. I walked about the wood for a long time until I reached the stream, and still I did not see him. Then I decided to return, as I hoped that the dog already had got back home. Suddenly I felt that the earth under my feet began to shake, and I fell on the ground and lost my senses. By the time I came to my senses, the shaking had stopped. I got up and walked back until I reached our house. But, to my horror, I discovered that the house had fallen down, and it was now just a heap of rubble (груда камней). Now I realized that there had been an earthquake (землетрясение). It became clear to me now why my dog had been so nervous: he had felt the earthquake long before it had happened. I felt extremely thankful to my dog because he actually had saved my life.