1. went
2. the best
3. in
4. to learn
5. it
6. good enough
7. would look
8. people's
9. have learned
10. so
Bonsoir :)
Réponse en explications étape par étape :
- Question : Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the word or with the correct form of the verb in brackets :
Two years ago, I (was going/had been going/went) I went an exchange programme to Italy and it turned out to be (best/better than/the best) the best year of my life. I started to read about Italy when | was at primary school because I was interested (to/in/of) in gladiators and Ancient Rome. There was an exchange programme at my school and I was really excited (learning/to learn/learn) to learn that I had qualified for it. Of course, it wasn’t easy. (It/These/There) It took me one year of study before I passed the exam that | showed that my Italian was (enough good/good enough/enough well) good enought for me to go to school there also managed to convince my parents that a year abroad was worth the money, saying that the experience (will look/would look/is going to look) would took good on my university application. Finally, I was on my way. At first, I felt a little homesick because there were so many differences in (people /people's/peoples’s) people's behaviour. Everyone seemed nice and friendly, and I am a rather shy person. Yet, they were all really warm and welcoming and made a lot of friends very quickly. I am still in touch with them today, and so far I (will learn/have learned/learn) have learned a lot about myself and the culture that is (such/so/as) so different from mine.
Voilà
