Question

СРОЧНО ПОЖАЛУЙСТА Задание 17 № 789 Прочитайте приведённый ниже текст. Преобразуйте слово, напечатанное заглавными буквами в скобках так, чтобы оно грамматически соответствовало содержанию текста. Заполните пропуск полученным словом. «I come from England but now I live permanently in Quebec, Canada. When my parents __________________(BRING) me to Canada, I was fifteen.» I come from England but now I live permanently in Quebec, Canada. When my parents __________________(BRING) me to Canada, I was fifteen. It was the winter and I __________________(IMPRESS) by the amount of snow there. I asked my new friends what they usually __________________(DO) for entertainment in such a cold climate. Their answer was simple, “In winter __________________(CHILD) and adults go skiing and skating.” Before arriving in Canada I had never tried skating and my Canadian ice experience was really painful. To start with, it took __________________(I) half an hour to pu on the skates. I _________________(NOT/KNOW) how to move so my new friends showed me some basic techniques. However, when I was left alone on the ice, I __________________(FALL) over immediately. When I opened my eyes, my new friends were standing around. They weren’t laughing, they looked worried. “Are you OK?” they asked. “Fine,” I said, “I wish I __________________(CAN) skate as easily as you do.” “You definitely will,” they smiled. And they were right. By the end of my __________________(ONE) winter in Canada, I felt confident on the ice. More than that, I found out that skating was a really exciting activity!

Answer 1

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brought, was impressed, do, children, me, didn't know, fell, could, first

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Answer 2

"I come from England but now I live permanently in Quebec, Canada. When my parents brought me to Canada, I was fifteen. It was the winter and I was impressed by the amount of snow there. I asked my new friends what they usually do for entertainment in such a cold climate. Their answer was simple, “In winter children and adults go skiing and skating.” Before arriving in Canada I had never tried skating and my Canadian ice experience was really painful. To start with, it took me half an hour to put on the skates. I didn't know how to move, so my new friends showed me some basic techniques. However, when I was left alone on the ice, I fell over immediately. When I opened my eyes, my new friends were standing around. They weren’t laughing; they looked worried. “Are you OK?” they asked. “Fine,” I said, “I wish I could skate as easily as you do.” “You definitely will,” they smiled. And they were right. By the end of my first winter in Canada, I felt confident on the ice. More than that, I found out that skating was a really exciting activity!"