Question

ПОЖАЛУЙСТА ПОМОГИТЕ The London Millennium Bridge (1) ___ not only for its engineering, but for its beauty as well - it (2) ___ to resemble a ‘blade of light’. However, the complection of the 320-metre-long bridge was not without its difficulties. When the Millennium Bridge opened to the public in June 2000, more than 160,000 pedestrians crossed during the opening weekend. Unfortunately, no one (3) ___ what the effect of that much traffic would be. The bridge began to wobble, which means that it moved alarmingly from side to side. As a result, it was closed a few days later.The problem wasn’t the weight of such a large number of pedestrians (which could easily be supported (4) ___ the bridge’s design), but their movements. When the bridge moved slightly in the wind, all of the walkers moved their feet at the same time to maintain their balance. This added energy to the natural movement of the bridge, making it sway even more.Studies were carried out and the Millennium Bridge Trust (5) ___ money to make alterations to the bridge. After successful walking tests were carried out, the Millennium Bridge was finally safe for public use.Вставить слова в пробелы: has praised, was designed, had predicted, from, raised, praised, was designing, was predicted, by, raising, has been praised, designs, was predicting, for, was raised, has been praising, designed, is predicted, with, has been raised​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1 has been praised (его хвалили и хвалят)

2 was designed (был спроектирован)

3 had predicted (никто не предвидел раньше, до постройки моста)

4 by (вес пешеходов мог удерживаться конструкцией)

5 raised (фонд собрал деньги - действие в прошлом)

Answer 2

Конечно, вот заполненный текст:

The London Millennium Bridge (1) was designed not only for its engineering but for its beauty as well - it (2) was designed to resemble a ‘blade of light’. However, the completion of the 320-metre-long bridge was not without its difficulties. When the Millennium Bridge opened to the public in June 2000, more than 160,000 pedestrians crossed during the opening weekend. Unfortunately, no one (3) had predicted what the effect of that much traffic would be. The bridge began to wobble, which means that it moved alarmingly from side to side. As a result, it was closed a few days later. The problem wasn’t the weight of such a large number of pedestrians (which could easily be supported (4) by the bridge’s design), but their movements. When the bridge moved slightly in the wind, all of the walkers moved their feet at the same time to maintain their balance. This added energy to the natural movement of the bridge, making it sway even more. Studies were carried out, and the Millennium Bridge Trust (5) raised money to make alterations to the bridge. After successful walking tests were carried out, the Millennium Bridge was finally safe for public use.