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In January 2014, a doctor from New Zealand ¹had (have) a frightening experience with a shark – but his calm reaction ²made (make) him the star of news reports around the world.
James Grant ³was fishing (fish) with friends one Saturday when a shark attacked him. He 4didn't see (not see) anything, but he 5felt (felt) a sudden pain in his leg. At first, he thought that his friends 6were playing (play) a prank on him.
He 7turned (turn) around – but nobody 8was (be) behind him. Then he 9realised (realise) what 10was happening (happen).
Luckily, James 11was carrying (carry) a knife, he 12used (use) it to fight off the shark. Then he 13got (get) out of the water and 14looked (look) at his leg. The bites were 5 cm long and they 15bled (bleed) a lot. James 16cleaned (clean) his leg.
Then he and his friends 17went (give) to a nearby café! While they 18were having (have) a drink, somebody 19gave (give) him a bandage because his leg 20was bleeding (bleed). He 21went (go) to hospital for some treatment, but on Monday he was (be) back at work.
Ответ: 1 had; 2 made; 3 was fishing; 4 didn't see; 5 felt; 6 were playing; 7 turned; 8 was; 9 realised; 10 was happening; 11 was carrying; 12 used; 13 got; 14 looked; 15 bled; 16 cleaned; 17 went; 18 were having; 19 gave; 20 was bleeding; 21 went; 22 was.
