Question

Вставьте глаголы, используя Complex Object ( to V/Ving). Mark Twain Mark Twain once wanted to borrow a book from one of his neighbours. He came to his house and saw him _____1 (work) in the library. He came up to him and said, ”I’ like you _____2 (give) me an interesting book for a day or two. I’ve read all the books from my library.” “Well, of course,” answered the man, “I’ll be very glad to let you _____3(read) the book, but I’d like you ______4 (read) it here. I never let anyone _____5 (take) my book away from my house.” A week later the neighbor wanted to borrow Mark Twain’s mower (косилка). He heard the writer _____6 (sing) in his garden, came up to him and said, “I’d like you _____7 (give) me a mower for a while. Mine has broken down.” “Well, of course,” said Mark twain, “I’ll be very glad to let you ______8 (use) my mower, but I’d like you _____9(use) it here. I never let anyone _______10 (take) my mower away from my garden. 40 БАЛЛОВ

Answer 1

Ответ:

1) working

2) to give

3) to read

4) reading

5) taking

6) singing

7) to give

8) using

9) to use

10) taking

Объяснение:

Answer 2

Mark Twain once wanted to borrow a book from one of his neighbors. He came to his house and saw him working in the library. He came up to him and said, "I'd like you to give me an interesting book for a day or two. I've read all the books from my library."

"Well, of course," answered the man, "I'll be very glad to let you read the book, but I'd like you to read it here. I never let anyone take my book away from my house."

A week later the neighbor wanted to borrow Mark Twain's mower (косилка). He heard the writer singing in his garden, came up to him and said, "I'd like you to give me a mower for a while. Mine has broken down."

"Well, of course," said Mark Twain, "I'll be very glad to let you use my mower, but I'd like you to use it here. I never let anyone take my mower away from my garden."