Please fill in the blanks in the text with the appropriate grammatical forms from the options provided. Then, write the selected numbers in the table corresponding to the letters.

Solution:

Let's break down each sentence and choose the correct option:

1. The sentence structure suggests a past continuous or simple past tense is needed to describe the action of taking a flight. "Going to" and "go to" are future/present, and "goes to" is present simple. Therefore, "was" fits grammatically.
2. The text describes a past event. "Is" and "goes to" are present tenses. "Was" correctly continues the past tense narrative.
3. The sentence describes a possessive relationship. "Him" and "he" are pronouns, not possessives. "His" is the correct possessive pronoun here.
4. The sentence refers to a single father. "Fathers" is plural, and "father's" is possessive. "Father" is the correct noun.
5. The sentence describes the son's state of being. "Happier" and "happiest" are comparative and superlative adjectives. "Happy" is the base adjective needed here.

Now, let's fill in the table:

Ответ: A - 2, B - 2, C - 1, D - 1, E - 3