Question

ПОМОГИТЕ!!!ДАЮ 85 БАЛЛОВ!!!! Once, while I 1__________ (walk) in a park in London, I 2_________ (see) an old strange-looking man. He 3_______ (sit) on a bench 4________ (hold) a closed book in his hands. I 5_______ (sit) down on the bench and 6________ (look) at the book. I 7 (see) that the book 8_______ (be) of great interest. It 9________ (be) a very old copy of early Byron's works. I 10_________ (look) at the old man in surprise and 11__________ (understand) that he 12_________ (know) I 13_____________ (sit) on the bench because of him and the book he 14__________ (hold) in his hands. I 15______ (smile). "It is the last I 16_______ (have)," he said and 17________ (stretch) it out to me. I 18_______ (take) with the words, "I 19________ (be) a lover of old books." I 20 _____ (open) this small book and 21_______ (look) at the date. "Oh," I said. "It 22_________ (be) a remarkable book." "Yes," he 23________ (sigh). "I 24________ (have) to sell it to buy the necessities of life. I 25__________ (have) a hard life and this book 26________always___________________ (be) a comfort to me." I 27 ______ (nod) and 28 ________(think) that I 29_______never______ (see) such a remarkable book.

Answer 1

1) was walking

2) saw

3) was sitting

4) holding

5) sat

6) looked

7) saw

8)

9) is

10) looked

11) understood

12) knew

13) sat

14) is holding

15) smiled

16) have

17) stretched

18) took

19) am

20) opened

21) looked

22) is

23) sighed

24) had

25) had

26) was

Answer 2

Once, while I was walking in a park in London, I saw an old strange-looking man. He was sitting on a bench holding a closed book in his hands. I sat down on the bench and looked at the book. I saw that the book was of great interest. It was a very old copy of early Byron's works. I looked at the old man in surprise and understood that he knew I was sitting on the bench because of him and the book he was holding in his hands. I smiled. "It is the last I have," he said and stretched it out to me. I took it with the words, "I am a lover of old books." I opened this small book and looked at the date. "Oh," I said. "It is a remarkable book." "Yes," he sighed. "I had to sell it to buy the necessities of life. I have had a hard life and this book has always been a comfort to me." I nodded and thought that I would never see such a remarkable book.