Question

The passive; have something done; Gerunds and infinitives 1 Make sentences in the passive form using the words given. 1 1 a millisecond/define/as a thousandth of a second 2 philosophy/invent/the Greeks 3 the study/not publish/yet 4 my mobile phone/fix/at the 5 I hope/the problem/solve/soon 6 Galileo's discoveries/inspire/his study of nature

Answer 1

Пассивный; сделать что-нибудь; Герундий и инфинитив 1 Составьте предложения в пассивной форме, используя указанные слова. 11 миллисекунда / определить / как тысячную долю секунды 2 философия / изобретать / греки 3 исследование / не опубликовать / пока 4 мой мобильный телефон / исправление / в 5 я надеюсь / проблема / решить / скоро 6 открытия Галилея / вдохновлять / его изучение природы

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Answer 2

1. A millisecond is defined as a thousandth of a second.
To form the passive sentence, we start with the object "a millisecond" and put it as the subject of the sentence. We then use the auxiliary verb "is" followed by the past participle form of the verb "define". Finally, we add the additional information "as a thousandth of a second" at the end of the sentence.

Passive: A millisecond is defined as a thousandth of a second.

2. Philosophy was invented by the Greeks.
To form the passive sentence, we start with the object "philosophy" and put it as the subject of the sentence. We then use the auxiliary verb "was" followed by the past participle form of the verb "invent". Finally, we add the additional information "by the Greeks" at the end of the sentence.

Passive: Philosophy was invented by the Greeks.

3. The study has not been published yet.
To form the passive sentence, we start with the object "the study" and put it as the subject of the sentence. We then use the auxiliary verb "has" followed by the past participle form of the verb "publish". Finally, we add the adverb "not" before the auxiliary verb and the word "yet" at the end of the sentence.

Passive: The study has not been published yet.

4. My mobile phone was fixed at the shop.
To form the passive sentence, we start with the object "my mobile phone" and put it as the subject of the sentence. We then use the auxiliary verb "was" followed by the past participle form of the verb "fix". Finally, we add the additional information "at the shop" at the end of the sentence.

Passive: My mobile phone was fixed at the shop.

5. I hope the problem will be solved soon.
To form the passive sentence, we start with the object "the problem" and put it as the subject of the sentence. We then use the auxiliary verb "will be" followed by the past participle form of the verb "solve". Finally, we add the word "soon" at the end of the sentence.

Passive: I hope the problem will be solved soon.

6. Galileo's discoveries inspired his study of nature.
To form the passive sentence, we start with the object "Galileo's discoveries" and put it as the subject of the sentence. We then use the auxiliary verb "inspired" followed by the possessive pronoun "his" and the noun "study of nature". Finally, we add no additional information at the end of the sentence.

Passive: Galileo's discoveries inspired his study of nature.