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Найдите ошибки и исправте)) (1)___One hot day a crow wanted some water to drink. It was far from the river (2)___and the crow didn’t want to fly there at for a drink. It flew round and round (3)___but could not to see any water. At last it saw a big jug near the house. The (4)___crow flew down to the jug. It looked into it. There was a little of water in (5)___the jug. The crow put its head into the jug but couldn’t get the water. The (6)___crow flew into the air, then it flew down on the jug. It has wanted to break (7)___it. But the jug was strong. It could not be break it. The crow could not fly (8)___any more. It sat down to rest. It thought and thought. The crow saw some (9)___small stones on the ground. It had an idea. It took a stone and had put it (10)__into the jug. Then another and another. The water came higher and every (11)__time the stone fell into the jug. Soon the water came very high. The crow (12)__ put its head into the jug and had a drink at the last.Помогите вставить слова правильноTOURISM INBRITAINEvery year more than eleven million tourists visitBritain. In fact,tourism is an (1)___ industry, employing thousands of people. IMPORTANCEMost (2)___ come in the summer months when they can expect VISITgood weather.Tourists (3)___ spend a few days inLondon, then go on to USUALother well-known cities.Perhaps the least visited places inEnglandare old (4)___ INDUSTRYtowns.But many people think that nineteenth-century cities showthe (5)___ reality ofBritain. WONDER The cheap, concrete (6)___of the 1960s look old and dirty BUILDbut for adventurous (7)___ these cities are full of life and colour. TOUR

Answer 1

(1)___  One hot day a crow wanted some water to drink. It was far from the river
(2)_at_  and the crow didn’t want to fly there _ for a drink. It flew round and round
(3)_to__  but could not _ see any water. At last it saw a big jug near the house. The
(4)_of__  crow flew down to the jug. It looked into it. There was a little _ water in
(5)___  the jug. The crow put its head into the jug but couldn’t get the water. The
(6)_has__  crow flew into the air, then it flew down on the jug. It _ wanted to break
(7)_be__  it. But the jug was strong. It could not _ break it. The crow could not fly
(8)___  any more. It sat down to rest. It thought and thought. The crow saw some
(9)_had__  small stones on the ground. It had an idea. It took a stone and _ put it (
10)_and_  into the jug. Then another and another. The water came higher _ every
(11)__  time the stone fell into the jug. Soon the water came very high. The crow
(12)_the_   put its head into the jug and had a drink at _ last.
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Answer 2

(1) One hot day a crow wanted some water to drink. It was far from the river (2) and the crow didn't want to fly there for a drink. It flew round and round (3) but could not see any water. At last, it saw a big jug near the house. The (4) crow flew down to the jug. It looked into it. There was a little water in (5) the jug. The crow put its head into the jug but couldn't get the water. The (6) crow flew into the air, then it flew down on the jug. It wanted to break (7) it. But the jug was strong. It could not break it. The crow could not fly (8) any more. It sat down to rest. It thought and thought. The crow saw some (9) small stones on the ground. It had an idea. It took a stone and put it (10) into the jug. Then another and another. The water came higher and every (11) time the stone fell into the jug. Soon the water came very high. The crow (12) put its head into the jug and had a drink at last.

TOURISM IN BRITAIN Every year more than eleven million tourists visit Britain. In fact, tourism is an (1) important industry, employing thousands of people. Most (2) tourists come in the summer months when they can expect good weather. Tourists (3) usually spend a few days in London, then go on to other well-known cities. Perhaps the least visited places in England are old (4) industrial towns. But many people think that nineteenth-century cities show the (5) true reality of Britain. The cheap, concrete (6) buildings of the 1960s look old and dirty, but for adventurous (7) tourists, these cities are full of life and color.