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МатематикаВопрос:
1. Образуйте нужную грамматическую форму слова в скобках. Children and adults all over the world know and love Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm. However, among the readers they are better 1) (KNOW) as the Brothers Grimm. Thanks to 2) (THIS)German scholars and authors who collected folklore, old fairy tales like Cinderella and Snow White became popular all over the world. The brothers were born in the late eighteenth century in the town of Hanau. Sadly, 3) (THEY) father, who was a magistrate, died when the brothers were still young. Soon after that the family 4) (FALL) into poverty. This event affected the brothers for many years. At university, Jacob and Wilhelm 5) (STUDY) philology and began collecting folk tales. The brothers believed that old folk 6) (STORY) represented a pure form of national literature and culture. Popularizing the collected folklore tales has become their passion. Between 1812 and 1857, their collection of tales 7) (PUBLISH) many times, and grew from 86 stories to 200. The popularity of the Grimm tales 8) (CONTINUE) today. People 9) (READ) them since childhood. However, some psychologists think some of the tales are too violent for young 10) (MAN).
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