Question

1 "I really enjoyed my visit." 2 3 "I love Grandma's chocolate cake." "I'm reading one of Grandma's books." "We watched a football game." 5 "The people there aren't very friendly." 6 "They're much friendlier there." 7 "Grandpa didn't go to work and he showed me the city." "We ate at a nice restaurant on my last evening." 8 9 "The restaurant has view over the lake." 10 "I'll call them tonight to say thank you." 4 1 2 3 He said he He told me he He said he 4 5 6 7 his visit. Grandma's chocolate cake. one of Grandma's books. a football game. He told me they He said that people there He told me that the people here He said Grandpa 8 He told me that they 9 He said that the restaurant 10 He told me that he very friendly. much friendlier. to work and he him the city. at a nice restaurant on his last evening. a view over the lake. them tonight to say thank you.

Answer 1

Ответ:

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Answer 2

It seems like you've provided a list of statements and actions. It looks like you want to match some of the statements with the actions that were said or told by someone. Here's a breakdown of the statements and actions:

1. Statement: "I really enjoyed my visit." Action: He said he enjoyed his visit.

2. Statement: "I love Grandma's chocolate cake." Action: He told me he loves Grandma's chocolate cake.

3. Statement: "I'm reading one of Grandma's books." Action: He said he is reading one of Grandma's books.

4. Statement: "We watched a football game." Action: He said he watched a football game.

5. Statement: "The people there aren't very friendly." Action: He told me that people there aren't very friendly.

6. Statement: "They're much friendlier there." Action: He told me that the people here are much friendlier.

7. Statement: "Grandpa didn't go to work and he showed me the city." Action: He said Grandpa didn't go to work and he showed him the city.

8. Statement: "We ate at a nice restaurant on my last evening." Action: He said they ate at a nice restaurant on his last evening.

9. Statement: "The restaurant has a view over the lake." Action: He said that the restaurant has a view over the lake.

10. Statement: "I'll call them tonight to say thank you." Action: He told me that he'll call them tonight to say thank you.

The actions seem to be connected to the statements based on the context provided.