Question

Помогите пожалуйста, надо поставить слова в скобках в правильную форму Sheila was five years old and all she  (WANT) to do was go to school. She dreamed about sitting in a big classroom and learning how to read and write. She  (NOT USE/TELL) anybody, but she used to say to herself, "I  (TRY) and be a very good student,  (GOOD) than any other student in the class!"Sheila had an older sister, Jenny. She was in the second grade and Sheila was always very jealous when Jenny came  (RUN) through the front door everyday to show off the A's on her school assignments. Jenny used to say to her sister, "It  (TAKE) you a long time to get used to how big the school is. You  (NOT LIKE) it at first."Sometimes, Sheila worried that her sister might be  (SMART) than her, but she forgot all about that when the day finally arrived for  (SHE) to start school. Sheila's mother took her on her first day and as they  (WALK) up the drive to her new school, Sheila suddenly felt frightened.As Sheila's mother hugged her, she said, "You see that woman over there? She  (SMILE) at you because she knows you are special." Sheila kissed her mother and ran quickly up to meet  (SHE) new teacher.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

wanted, didn't use to tell, will try, better, running, will take, won't like, smarter, her, were walking, is smiling, her

Answer 2

Wanted
used not to tell
will try
better
running
took
won’t like
smarter
her
were walking
is smiling
her

Answer 3

Sheila was five years old and all she wanted to do was go to school. She dreamed about sitting in a big classroom and learning how to read and write. She did not use/tell anybody, but she used to say to herself, "I will try and be a very good student, better than any other student in the class!" Sheila had an older sister, Jenny. She was in the second grade and Sheila was always very jealous when Jenny came running through the front door every day to show off the A's on her school assignments. Jenny used to say to her sister, "It will take you a long time to get used to how big the school is. You will not like it at first." Sometimes, Sheila worried that her sister might be smarter than her, but she forgot all about that when the day finally arrived for her to start school. Sheila's mother took her on her first day and as they walked up the drive to her new school, Sheila suddenly felt frightened. As Sheila's mother hugged her, she said, "You see that woman over there? She is smiling at you because she knows you are special." Sheila kissed her mother and ran quickly up to meet her new teacher.