Fill in the blanks in the words. To do this, choose one letter on each screen.

Quick Explanation:

Step-by-step solution:

1. The sentence is "His _ ld dg is _ n the s_ fa.". We need to fill in the blanks.
2. Let's examine the options: 'e', 'r', 'g', 'o', 's', 'm', 'u', 't', and a 'дальце' button (likely 'next' or 'continue').
3. The phrase appears to be "His ... is on the sofa.".
4. Considering the first blank and the surrounding letters, "His child is on the sofa." is a plausible sentence. The letters available are 'e', 'r', 'g', 'o', 's', 'm', 'u', 't'. None of these fit directly into the first blank to make 'child'. However, looking at the provided text "His Id dg is n the sfa.", it seems there might be a typo in the question itself or the intended words are different. Let's re-examine the image carefully.
5. The text clearly shows "His l d d g is n the s f a.". The letters provided below are 'e', 'r', 'g', 'o', 's', 'm', 'u', 't'.
6. Let's try to form words that fit the context. The sentence seems to be related to animals or pets, given the letters and the structure.
7. If we assume the first word is 'dog', the blank should be 'o'. The sentence would then be "His dog is ... the sofa.". This doesn't quite fit.
8. Let's reconsider the first word. Perhaps it's not 'dog'. The letters are 'l', 'd', 'd', 'g'. If we consider the options, 'o' is available. If the first blank is 'o', we get 'Holddg'. This is not a word.
9. Let's look at the second blank, which is before 'n'. The letters are 'e', 'r', 'g', 'o', 's', 'm', 'u', 't'. If we try to form a word that fits in the context of "is _ n the sofa", common words are 'on', 'in', 'at'. If we choose 'o', we get 'o n', which forms 'on'. This seems promising.
10. Now let's look at the third blank, which is before 'fa'. The letters are 'e', 'r', 'g', 'o', 's', 'm', 'u', 't'. To form a word ending in 'fa', and given the context of being on a sofa, 'sofa' itself is a possibility. If we choose 's', we get 's fa'. This is likely part of the word 'sofa'.
11. Let's re-examine the initial phrase: "His Id dg is n the sfa."
12. If the first blank needs a letter to make a word, and the available letters are e, r, g, o, s, m, u, t. And if the word is 'dog', then the blank needs 'o'. Let's assume the first part is meant to be 'dog'.
13. Then the sentence becomes "His dog is _ n the s_ fa."
14. If we fill the second blank with 'o' (from the options), we get "His dog is on the s_ fa."
15. If we fill the third blank with 's' (from the options), we get "His dog is on the sofa."
16. Let's check if the letters 'o' (for the first word, to make 'dog'), 'o' (for 'on'), and 's' (for 'sofa') are available.
17. The provided letters are: e, r, g, o, s, m, u, t.
18. Yes, 'o' is available twice (implicitly, as it's a selectable option) and 's' is available.
19. So the completed sentence is: