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Пожалуйста помогите нужно раскрыть скобки They returned to London on Monday night. Jan went straight to his office, she drove home, where Mrs Bristow, the housekeeper, was smoking a cigarette and listening to the wireless. "Everything (to be) all right?" "Mrs Troy (to go)." "Where?" "She (not to say). I (to help) her down with the bags. Oh, and she (to leave) you this,"" The housekeeper gave her a letter. "Darling, I (to be) sorry not to be here to say goodbye hut I (to be) sure you will be quite pleased to have roe out of your house at last. What an angel you (to be). I earn never thank you or Jan enough. I (to leave) a little present to Jan. Let's meet soon and I'll tell you all about everything. All love. Virginia." "She (to leave) anything else, Mrs Bristow?" "Just two books. They (to be) upstairs." "Mis Troy (to leave) no address?" "She (not to go) far. I (not to catch) what she (to say) to the taxi-driver but it (not to be) a railway station." The mystery (to be) soon solved... Jan (to telephone). "Good news," he said. "We (to get) rid of Virginia" "I know." "For good. She (to be) a sensible woman. She (to do) just what 1 (to say) she should—she (to find) a husband.'"

Answer 1

"Is everything all right?"
"Mrs Troy has gone."
"Where?"
"She (did not say). I (helped) her down with the bags. Oh, and
she (left) you this,"" The housekeeper gave her a letter.
"Darling, I (am) sorry not to be here to say goodbye but I (am) sure you will be quite pleased to have me gone out of your house at
last. What an angel you (are). I can never thank you or Jan
enough. I (have left) a little present to Jan. Let's meet soon and I'll tell
you all about everything. All love. Virginia."
"Did she ( leave) anything else, Mrs Bristow?"
"Just two books. They (are) upstairs."
"Mrs Troy (left) no address?"
"She (has not gone) far. I (did not catch) what she (said) to the
taxi-driver but it (was not ) a railway station."
The mystery was soon solved... Jan ( telephoned). "Good
news," he said. "We (have got) rid of Virginia"
"I know."
"For good. She (is) a sensible woman. She has just done what
I said she should—she (has found) a husband.'"

Answer 2

Пожалуйста, вот раскрытый текст:

They returned to London on Monday night. Jan went straight to his office, she drove home, where Mrs Bristow, the housekeeper, was smoking a cigarette and listening to the wireless. "Everything (to be) all right?" "Mrs. Troy (to go)." "Where?" "She (not to say). I (to help) her down with the bags. Oh, and she (to leave) you this,"" The housekeeper gave her a letter. "Darling, I (to be) sorry not to be here to say goodbye, but I (to be) sure you will be quite pleased to have me out of your house at last. What an angel you (to be). I can never thank you or Jan enough. I (to leave) a little present to Jan. Let's meet soon and I'll tell you all about everything. All love. Virginia." "She (to leave) anything else, Mrs. Bristow?" "Just two books. They (to be) upstairs." "Miss Troy (to leave) no address?" "She (not to go) far. I (not to catch) what she (to say) to the taxi-driver, but it (not to be) a railway station." The mystery (to be) soon solved... Jan (to telephone). "Good news," he said. "We (to get) rid of Virginia." "I know." "For good. She (to be) a sensible woman. She (to do) just what I (to say) she should—she (to find) a husband."