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first prime minister, called Bali "the morning of the
world."
b) Floating on a surfboard a few hundred yards off Kuta an
hour after dawn, it's easy to see why Jawaharlal Nehru,
India's first prime minister, called Bali "the morning of the
world."
c) Swimming a few yards off Kuta an hour after dawn, it's
easy to see why Jawaharlal Nehru, India's first prime
minister, called Bali "the morning of the world."
2. Оскільки Балі приваблює багатьох іноземців своїми
пишними рисовими терасами чи обіцянками високої хвилі,
багато з них і залишилось тут, закохавшись в його культуру.
a) While many foreigners had been drawing to Bali for its
lush rice terraces or the promise of the perfect wave, just
as many stayed because they fell in love with its culture.
b) While many foreigners have been drawn to Bali for its
lush rice terraces or the promise of the perfect wave, just
as many stayed because they fell in love with its culture.
c) While many foreigners have drawn to Bali for its lush rice
terraces or the promise of the perfect nightclubs, just as
many stayed because they fell in love with its culture.
3. Щотижня відбуваються храмові фестивалі з процесіями їжі
та квітів і металевою, ударною музикою традиційних
ксилофонічних оркестрів острова.
a) And every week temple festivals take place with
processions of food and flowers, and the metallic,
percussive music of the island's traditional gamelan
orchestras.
b) And every week temple festivals are taking place with
processions of food and flowers, and the metallic,
percussive music of the island's traditional gamelan
orchestras.

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