1. We will bring the books tomorrow. The books will be brought tomorrow.
2. I have translated the whole text. . The whole text has been translated by me
3. The broke the window last week. The window was broken last week
4. They are building a new concert hall in out street. A new concert hall is being built in out street
5. They have made a number of important experiments. A number of important experiments have been made in this laboratory.
6. You must take the box to the station. The box must be taken to the station
7. You must return the books tomorrow. The books must be returned tomorrow
8. You can find such berries everywhere. Such berries can be found everywhere.
9. You must do this work very carefully. This work must be done very carefully
10. They are repairing the road now. The road is being repaired now
Тект : 1 The volcanoes The islands of New Zealand appeared
23 million years ago as a result of a series of volcanic eruptions.
The eruptions created dramatic mountain peaks and more than
3.800 lakes! The largest lake, Lake Taupo, lies in the crater of
one of the biggest volcanoes on Earth. There are at least 12
active volcanoes, and tourists can go on special volcano tours -
an unforgettable experience. With five months of snow in winter,
skiing and other winter sports are incredibly popular. You can
even ski on a volcano if you want!
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2 The forests More than 30% of New Zealand is forest.
||Some of the forests have remained unchanged for millions of
years. They're old, beautiful and mysterious! They have made
New Zealand a perfect choice for film directors. Did you know
that the forests, lakes and mountains were the settings for
several important Hollywood blockbusters like The Hobbit, The
Lord of the Rings, and The Chronicles of Narnia?
3 The beaches New Zealand has more than 6,000
kilometres of coastline. The picturesque beaches are long and
sandy, and the conditions are perfect for water sports. Kayaking,
diving, surfing and sailing are all popular sports with locals and
visitors. You can't visit New Zealand without visiting at least one
fantastic beaches!
4 The whales and dolphins Half of the world's whale
and dolphin population lives in the seas around New Zealand.
Kaikoura, on the South Island, is one of the best whale-watching
spots in the world. If you've never seen a whale up close, this is
your chance, and it's unmissable.
5 The culture Humans have only lived on the islands for
about 1,000 years. The first people to arrive were islanders
