Question

Помогите пожалуйста !!!!! Read the text and put the verbs in brackets in the correct form. • The first one has been done for you. "We won the lottery and my life became hell." Colleen' luck changed when her family matched six numbers on their lottery ticket. But success hasn't been so sweet. Last August my mum and step-dad (0) bought (buy) a £1 lottery ticket and (1) ___________ (win) the £4. 3 million jackpot. They were out when the draw took place and didn't find out they (2) ___________________ (win) until they (3) ___________________ (check) their ticket the following evening. We (4) ______________ (not have) a lot of money so I was really pleased for them. But things soon started to go wrong. Gary, a lad I (5) _______________ (see) at the time, told me he (6) _______________ (not really want) to talk or be seen with me because of what other people might say or think. He thought that everyone thought he was with me for my mum's money! We couldn't stay in our house in case we (7) _____________ (get robbed) so we moved 13 miles out of town, which meant I (8) _______________ (have to leave) my friends and my boyfriend. And now even though they (9) ______________ (not say) it to my face some of my friends call me a snob or stuck-up. They treat me differently because they think I can now have everything I want. They do not understand that that is not the case. You see, even though my mum and step-dad have money, I don't. They (10) _____________ (invest) for us but I still have to work like any normal person. It's hard to get that through to my friends. They listen to what I'm saying but they don't understand what I mean.

Answer 1

1 won
2 have won
3 checked
4 didn't have
5 saw
6 doesn't really want
7 have hot robbed
8 had to leave
9 don't say
10 are investing

Answer 2

The text provided is a passage that requires filling in the correct form of the verbs in brackets. Here is the completed passage:

"We won the lottery and my life became hell. Colleen's luck changed when her family matched six numbers on their lottery ticket. But success hasn't been so sweet. Last August my mum and step-dad (0) bought (buy) a £1 lottery ticket and (1) won (win) the £4.3 million jackpot. They were out when the draw took place and didn't find out they (2) had won (win) until they (3) checked (check) their ticket the following evening. We (4) didn't have (not have) a lot of money, so I was really pleased for them. But things soon started to go wrong. Gary, a lad I (5) was seeing (see) at the time, told me he (6) didn't really want (not really want) to talk or be seen with me because of what other people might say or think. He thought that everyone thought he was with me for my mum's money! We couldn't stay in our house in case we (7) got robbed (get robbed), so we moved 13 miles out of town, which meant I (8) had to leave (have to leave) my friends and my boyfriend. And now, even though they (9) don't say (not say) it to my face, some of my friends call me a snob or stuck-up. They treat me differently because they think I can now have everything I want. They do not understand that that is not the case. You see, even though my mum and step-dad have money, I don't. They (10) invest (invest) for us, but I still have to work like any normal person. It's hard to get that through to my friends. They listen to what I'm saying, but they don't understand what I mean."

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