Fill in the blanks in the text with the most suitable words from the options provided. [Text] beautiful beaches there. A lot of C ___ visit Sochi for holidays. There are nice places to swim and sunbathe. The city also has big hotels and fun parks. One famous place is the Sochi Olympic Park. In 2014, there D ___ the Winter Olympic Games. You can also visit the mountains and go hiking. We E ___ fun in Sochi last summer! We want to come back again next year! [Options] A) 1) under 2) near 3) in B) 1) warmer 2) warmest 3) warm C) 1) person 2) people's 3) people D) 1) are 2) were 3) was E) 1) had 2) have 3) has Write the selected digits under the corresponding letters.

Explanation:

This is an English language exercise where you need to fill in the blanks (marked with C, D, and E) with the most appropriate word from the given options.

1. For blank C: We are talking about visiting Sochi for holidays. The phrase "A lot of ... visit Sochi" requires a noun that refers to people who travel. Option A offers "under", "near", "in". None of these fit grammatically or contextually. However, if we assume the options for C are meant to be people-related, we'd look for a plural noun. Looking at the actual options provided for C in the image: 1) person, 2) people's, 3) people. The correct fit is people, as in "A lot of people visit Sochi". So, for C, the answer is 3).
2. For blank D: The sentence is "In 2014, there ... the Winter Olympic Games." This describes an event that happened in the past. We need a past tense verb. Option D offers: 1) are, 2) were, 3) was. Since "Olympic Games" is plural, the correct past tense verb is were. So, for D, the answer is 2).
3. For blank E: The sentence is "We ... fun in Sochi last summer!". This is a past event. Option E offers: 1) had, 2) have, 3) has. The correct past tense verb to express having fun is had. So, for E, the answer is 1).

Answer Table:

Final Answer: C-3, D-2, E-1