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9 .Complete the text with the correct form of the word in brackets. When¹ (Germany) doctor Ludwig Guttmann arrived at Stoke Mandeville hospital in 1944, he was very unpopular. He was not surprised by the (rude) of the nurses because his country was at war with theirs. His patients were all' (Britain) soldiers so (argue) were normal. Dr Guttmann's job was to open a new section of the hospital for the 3 (treat) of these men, who all had back injuries. When he arrived, the patients spent all day in bed. They were suffering from depression and (homesick). Dr Guttmann wanted to give them hope to live, so he took away their medicine and started to work on their (fit). He gave them wheelchairs to move around and then he asked (permit) to borrow some sports equipment. The patients played hockey and basketball together. Then, Dr Guttmann made" (arrange) for the Stoke Mandeville Games. The competition was held on the same day as the opening ceremony of the 1948 London Olympic Games. Of all Dr Guttmann's 10 (achieve), this was probably the greatest, because the event later became the Paralympic Games we know today.
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When German doctor Ludwig Guttmann arrived at Stoke Mandeville hospital in 1944, he was very unpopular. He was not surprised by the rudeness of the nurses because his country was at war with theirs. His patients were all British soldiers so arguments were normal. Dr Guttmann's job was to open a new section of the hospital for the treatment of these men, who all had back injuries. When he arrived, the patients spent all day in bed. They were suffering from depression and homesickness. Dr Guttmann wanted to give them hope to live, so he took away their medicine and started to work on their fitness. He gave them wheelchairs to move around and then he asked permission to borrow some sports equipment. The patients played hockey and basketball together. Then, Dr Guttmann made arrangements for the Stoke Mandeville Games. The competition was held on the same day as the opening ceremony of the 1948 London Olympic Games. Of all Dr Guttmann's achievements, this was probably the greatest, because the event later became the Paralympic Games we know today.