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Professor Higgins just realized his newly invented time machine only travels into the future, not the past! Select ALL the grammatically correct thoughts he might have right now.
The correct answers are: It's no use trying to warn Abraham Lincoln anymore. There's no point in bringing this map of the Roman Empire. There's no point packing a saddle for a dinosaur.
After "it's no use" and "there's no point," you must use a gerund (verb + -ing).
"There's no point packing" is correct because the preposition "in" can be dropped in everyday English without changing the meaning or grammatical validity of the gerund that follows it.