Question

Раздел 3. ГРАММАТИКА Прочитайте текст и вставьте вместо каждого пропуска нужную грамматическую форму. выбрав её из четырёх предложенных вариантов, When Jim was a child, he used to love his father's stories about India. He worked there in the 1990s before Jim A Jim used to sit next to his father and listen to his wonderful stories about African tribes and B mysterious celebrations. Jim's father told him about the beautifully coloured masks that Africans made of wood and showed old photos to his son. During those stories, Jim's mind C_ to the amazing continent. Dad and Jim never got bored of talking about local traditions, languages, dances and festivals. In fact, they sometimes got so excited that they went on D for hours. Jim's mum and his sister sometimes got rather tired of listening to them. Jim's most valuable possessions was a small wooden figure that his dad gave him when Jim turned to eighteen “I'll go to Africa one day,” Jim told to E A B C D E 1) born 1) their 1) travels 1) to talk 1) he 2) were born 3) was born 4) bore 2) they 3) theirs 4) themselves 2) was travelling 3) travel 4) were travelling 2) talking 3) talked 4) talks 2) him 3) his 4) himself​

Answer 1

Ответ:

я сам не знаю сорян бро

Answer 2

Here are the corrected sentences with the appropriate grammatical forms:

When Jim was a child, he used to love his father's stories about India. He worked there in the 1990s before he was born.

Jim used to sit next to his father and listen to his wonderful stories about African tribes and their mysterious celebrations. Jim's father told him about the beautifully colored masks that Africans made of wood and showed old photos to his son. During those stories, Jim's mind was drawn to the amazing continent. Dad and Jim never got bored of talking about local traditions, languages, dances, and festivals. In fact, they sometimes got so excited that they went on talking for hours. Jim's mum and his sister sometimes got rather tired of listening to them. Jim's most valuable possessions were a small wooden figure that his dad gave him when Jim turned eighteen. “I'll go to Africa one day,” Jim told himself.