Оригинал на английском:
35 Open the brackets using the verbs in the right form to complete the text.
On that first morning when the sky was blue again Mary (1. wake) up very early. The sun (2. pour) through the blinds. Mary (3.jump) out ofbed and (4. run) to the window. She (5. draw) up the blinds and opened the window itself and a great waft of fresh air (6. blow) in upon her. The moor was blue and the whole world (7. look) as if something Magic (8. happen) to it. Mary (9. put) her hand out and (10. hold) it in the sun. “It must be very early,” she said. “I never (11. see) the sky look like this. No one is up. I (12. go) to see the garden.”
Mary (13. dress) in five minutes and (14.fly) downstairs. She opened the door and (15. spring) across the step with one bound.
Standing on the grass which (16. turn) green listening to the birds singing she (17. look) at the sky which was so blue and pink and pearly and white that she (18.feel) as if she must flute and sing aloud herself. “I (19. run) to the secret garden,” she said. “Everything (20. become) different already. Green buds ofleaves (21. show . This afternoon I am sure Dickon (22. come ."
The long warm rain (23. do) strange things to the flowerbeds. There were things pushing out from the roots of clumps of plants. The world (24. wake) up.
(After “The Secret Garden” by F. Burnett
On that first morning when the sky was blue again Mary (1. wake) up very early. The sun (2. pour) through the blinds. Mary (3.jump) out ofbed and (4. run) to the window. She (5. draw) up the blinds and opened the window itself and a great waft of fresh air (6. blow) in upon her. The moor was blue and the whole world (7. look) as if something Magic (8. happen) to it. Mary (9. put) her hand out and (10. hold) it in the sun. “It must be very early,” she said. “I never (11. see) the sky look like this. No one is up. I (12. go) to see the garden.”
Mary (13. dress) in five minutes and (14.fly) downstairs. She opened the door and (15. spring) across the step with one bound.
Standing on the grass which (16. turn) green listening to the birds singing she (17. look) at the sky which was so blue and pink and pearly and white that she (18.feel) as if she must flute and sing aloud herself. “I (19. run) to the secret garden,” she said. “Everything (20. become) different already. Green buds ofleaves (21. show . This afternoon I am sure Dickon (22. come ."
The long warm rain (23. do) strange things to the flowerbeds. There were things pushing out from the roots of clumps of plants. The world (24. wake) up.
(After “The Secret Garden” by F. Burnett
