Предмет: Английский язык, автор: KRONK2003

Complete the text.

Use: by, the other hand, around the world, crossed, adventures, came true, valleys, famous.

In 1873, a well-kmow


French writer Jules Verne published a novel about two travellers:
Mr Foggs and Passepartout, his servant. It is one of his famous books.

The story started in London on October 2, 1872. MR Foggs, a rich English gentelemen,

desided to travel _________ in 80 days with his servant. Their travel was full of and 2 oceans. They travelled ______ trains and ships, rode elephants , and even travelled on a sledge. They went to places which tourists had never visted before. They saw high hand, their journey was exciting and interesting but, ________, it was difficult and dagerous.

Mr Foggs's plan _______. He and Passepartout returned to London in 80 days.

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Автор ответа: katyatarasyuk21
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desided to travel around the world in 80 days with his servant.  They travelledby trains and ships, rode elephants, and even travelled on a sledge. They saw high hand, their journey was exciting and interesting but, on the other hand, it was difficult and dagerous. Mr Foggs's plan came true. He and Passepartout returned to London in 80 days.

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