..., 36 % of the world's population is still affected by poor hygiene.
...the world's population is so closely connected...
b) Present Perfect Passive Voice [have/has been + ]
Infection and disease haven't been eliminated entirely in our hospitals yet, but they have been significantly reduced.
c) Past Continuous Passive Voice [was/were being + ]
Before then, up to half of Lister's patients who had survived surgery were being killed by infections spread by germs.
d) Future Simple Passive Voice [will be + ]
Furthermore, medical organisations will be challenged in the future...
...that potentially catastrophic epidemics will be transmitted around the globe in days.
e) Present Continuous Passive Voice [am/are/is being + ]
Although hygiene in developing countries is being improved all the time...
f) Past Simple Passive Voice [was/were + ]
Louis Pasteur and Joseph Lister's revolutionary ideas about using sterile instruments in clean hospitals were adopted in the 19th century.
g) Past Perfect Passive Voice [had been + ]
The ancient Greeks and Egyptians enjoyed relatively high standarts of personal hygiene - they had been taught about the importance of cleanliness by their religious leaders.
Before then, up to half of Lister's patients who had survived surgery were being killed by infections spread by germs.
1. Общ. This sportsman can run very fast? Cпец. As this sportsman runs? Альтерн. this sportsman running fast or very fast. Раздел. This sportsman can run very fast, isn`t it? Когда задаёшь общий вопрос, нужно его писать так, чтобы можно было ответить ДА или НЕТ. когда задаёшь специальный вопрос, нужно, чтобы в начале предложения было- когда?, почему?, где? , куда?, зачем?. Альтернат. когда задаёшь альтернативный вопрос, нужно сделать выбор. Например: вы будите чай или молоко? or-или. Разделительный. когда задаёшь разделительный вопрос, просто ставишь запитую и пишешь хвостик ( смотри на вс гл. или время( Past Simple, Present Simple)
1). I had finished my work by that time yesterday. 2). They had returned home by 5 p.m. last Monday. 3). She had written her project by last Wednesday. 4). Alex had cut his hair before the party two weeks ago. 5). I had learnt the poem by heart by the end of the lesson the day before yesterday. 6). When I came home my sister had already prepared dinner 7). When he phoned we had just come home. 8). They had drunk a cup of coffee before the concert began. 9). He had washed his car before the rain started 10). We could not get into the house because we had lost our keys.
a) Present Simple Passive Voice (is +
)
..., 36 % of the world's population is still affected by poor hygiene.
...the world's population is so closely connected...
b) Present Perfect Passive Voice [have/has been +
]
Infection and disease haven't been eliminated entirely in our hospitals yet, but they have been significantly reduced.
c) Past Continuous Passive Voice [was/were being +
]
Before then, up to half of Lister's patients who had survived surgery were being killed by infections spread by germs.
d) Future Simple Passive Voice [will be +
]
Furthermore, medical organisations will be challenged in the future...
...that potentially catastrophic epidemics will be transmitted around the globe in days.
e) Present Continuous Passive Voice [am/are/is being +
]
Although hygiene in developing countries is being improved all the time...
f) Past Simple Passive Voice [was/were +
]
Louis Pasteur and Joseph Lister's revolutionary ideas about using sterile instruments in clean hospitals were adopted in the 19th century.
g) Past Perfect Passive Voice [had been +
]
The ancient Greeks and Egyptians enjoyed relatively high standarts of personal hygiene - they had been taught about the importance of cleanliness by their religious leaders.
Before then, up to half of Lister's patients who had survived surgery were being killed by infections spread by germs.