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Напишите, пожалуйста, пересказ фрагмента из Гарри Поттера 8-10 предложений в прошедшем времени! Сории забыл баллы поставить, потом передам тебе 20 баллов в комментах:)) Ex. 3 Read the book fragment and write a short summary (8-10 sentences) in Past Tense. Read carefully, as the text doesn’t fully comply with the movie:Ten minutes later, Snape returned, and sure enough it was Professor McGonagall who accompanied him. “Sit,” she said, and they both backed into chairs by the fire. “Explain,” she said, her glasses glinting ominously. Ron launched into the story, starting with the barrier at the station refusing to let them through. “— so we had no choice, Professor, we couldn’t get on the train.” “Why didn’t you send us a letter by owl? I believe you have an owl?” Professor McGonagall said coldly to Harry. Harry gaped at her. Now she’d said it, that seemed the obvious thing to have done. “I — I didn’t think —” “That,” said Professor McGonagall, “is obvious.” There was a knock on the office door and Snape, now looking happier than ever, opened it. There stood the headmaster, Professor Dumbledore. Harry’s whole body went numb. Dumbledore was looking unusually grave. There was a long silence. Then Dumbledore said, “Please explain why you did this.” It would have been better if he had shouted. Harry hated the disappointment in his voice. For some reason, he was unable to look Dumbledore in the eyes, and spoke instead to his knees. When Harry had finished, he merely continued to peer at them through his spectacles. “We’ll go and get our stuff,” said Ron in a hopeless sort of voice. “What are you talking about, Weasley?” barked Professor McGonagall. “Well, you’re expelling us, aren’t you?” said Ron. Harry looked quickly at Dumbledore. “Not today, Mr. Weasley,” said Dumbledore. “But I must impress upon both of you the seriousness of what you have done. I will be writing to both your families tonight. I must also warn you that if you do anything like this again, I will have no choice but to expel you.”Snape looked as though Christmas had been canceled. He cleared his throat and said, “Professor Dumbledore, these boys have flouted the Decree for the Restriction of Underage Wizardry, caused serious damage to an old and valuable tree — ”“It will be for Professor McGonagall to decide on these boys’ punishments, Severus,” said Dumbledore calmly. “They are in her House and are therefore her responsibility.” He turned to Professor McGonagall. “I must go back to the feast, Minerva, I’ve got to give out a few notices. Come, Severus, there’s a delicious-looking custard tart I want to sample —”​

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Ten minutes later, Snape returned, and sure enough, it was Professor McGonagall who accompanied him. She instructed them to sit, and they both took seats by the fire. Ron began to explain, starting with how they couldn't get through the barrier at the station to catch the train. Professor McGonagall coldly asked why they didn't send a letter by owl, pointing out that they had an owl. Harry was at a loss for words, realizing it was the obvious thing to have done.

A knock on the office door interrupted the conversation, and Snape opened it to reveal Professor Dumbledore, who appeared unusually serious. Harry felt a wave of numbness pass through his body. Dumbledore asked them to explain why they had done what they did, and disappointment was evident in his voice. Harry couldn't meet Dumbledore's gaze and looked down at his knees while explaining. After he finished, Dumbledore continued to gaze at them through his spectacles.

Ron, feeling hopeless, suggested they go and get their stuff, assuming they would be expelled. Professor McGonagall barked at him, but Dumbledore assured them they wouldn't be expelled that day. However, he stressed the seriousness of their actions and mentioned writing to their families. He warned them that any repetition of such behavior would lead to expulsion.

Snape, who had been eager to see them punished, seemed disappointed with Dumbledore's decision. He mentioned the boys' offenses, but Dumbledore calmly stated that Professor McGonagall would decide on their punishments as they were under her House.

Dumbledore then excused himself to return to the feast, accompanied by Snape, who seemed preoccupied with missing out on a delicious-looking custard tart he wanted to sample.