Question

Поставьте глаголы в скобках в правильную форму: герундий или инфинитив (активный или пассивный). Thirteen young offenders from London are being sent (spend) a year on a Caribbean island in an experiment aimed at (combat) crime. The young people – aged 15–17 – are trained in Denmark for six years before (go) to the West Indian island of St. Vincent (live) in a small communal farm at the foot of a volcano. The school is run by a Danish co-operative which specializes in (provide) challenges for difficult young people (build) up their confidence with adults. The two London boroughs whose social services departments are responsible for (introduce) the scheme say they are sending the young people so they can (learn) (face) up to challenges which they have no opportunity of (meet) on the streets of the capital. Other London boroughs are showing an interest in (adopt) the scheme, particularly as it works out cheaper than (keep) young offenders in homes in London.

Answer 1

1)to spend
2)combatting
3)going
4)to live
5)providing
6)to build
7)introducing
8)learn to face
9)meeting
10)adopting
11)keeping
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Answer 2

Thirteen young offenders from London are being sent to spend a year on a Caribbean island in an experiment aimed at combating crime. The young people, aged 15-17, are trained in Denmark for six years before going to the West Indian island of St. Vincent to live in a small communal farm at the foot of a volcano. The school is run by a Danish co-operative which specializes in providing challenges for difficult young people to build up their confidence with adults.

The two London boroughs whose social services departments are responsible for introducing the scheme say they are sending the young people so they can learn to face up to challenges which they have no opportunity of meeting on the streets of the capital. Other London boroughs are showing an interest in adopting the scheme, particularly as it works out cheaper than keeping young offenders in homes in London.

Answer: Thirteen young offenders from London are being sent to spend a year on a Caribbean island in an experiment aimed at combating crime. The young people, aged 15-17, are trained in Denmark for six years before going to the West Indian island of St. Vincent to live in a small communal farm at the foot of a volcano. The school is run by a Danish co-operative which specializes in providing challenges for difficult young people to build up their confidence with adults.

The two London boroughs whose social services departments are responsible for introducing the scheme say they are sending the young people so they can learn to face up to challenges which they have no opportunity of meeting on the streets of the capital. Other London boroughs are showing an interest in adopting the scheme, particularly as it works out cheaper than keeping young offenders in homes in London.