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МатематикаВопрос:
7 The children were trying very hard solving the difficult maths problems.
Ответ:
Это задание на проверку правильности использования инфинитива и герундия в английском языке.
Фраза try может использоваться как с инфинитивом (to do), так и с герундием (doing), но значение будет разным:
- try to do - пытаться сделать что-то (прилагать усилия).
- try doing - попробовать что-то сделать (в качестве эксперимента или решения проблемы).
В данном случае, дети прилагали усилия, чтобы решить сложные математические задачи, поэтому правильным будет:
The children were trying to solve the difficult maths problems.
Перевод: Дети очень старались решить сложные математические задачи.
Ответ: The children were trying to solve the difficult maths problems.
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