Question

2 Complete the sentences with the correct passive form of the verb in brackets. 1 Martin Luther King (assassinate) on 4th April, 1968. 2 An electron microscope to examine things the eye can't see. 3 In the future, crime in different ways. 4 Your laptop ***** **** with antivirus software. (use) ........ (fight) (can/protect) 5 Unfortunately, the bank robbers.......... (not/catch) yet. 3. Rewrite the direct speech as reported speech. 1 "The mugger was sentenced to six months in prison," said Alex. 2 "Step out of your car," the policeman ordered the driver. 3 "Is there a Wi-Fi hotspot nearby?" Beth asked me. 4 "Everyone has the right to freedom of speech," said the protester. 5 "Did anyone disturb the evidence?" asked the forensic scientist. даю 25 бала, помогите пожалуйста ​

Answer 1

Ответ:

Объяснение:

2) Martin Luther King was assassinated on 4th April, 1968.

Things that the eye can't see can be examined using an electron microscope.

Crime can be fought in different ways in the future.

Your laptop can be protected with antivirus software if used.

Unfortunately, the bank robbers have not been caught yet.

3) Alex said that the mugger was sentenced to six months in prison.

The policeman ordered the driver to step out of their car.

Beth asked me if there was a Wi-Fi hotspot nearby.

The protester stated that everyone has the right to freedom of speech.

The forensic scientist asked if anyone had disturbed the evidence.

Answer 2

1. Martin Luther King was assassinated on 4th April, 1968.
2. An electron microscope is used to examine things the eye can't see.
3. In the future, crime will be fought in different ways.
4. Your laptop is meant to be used with antivirus software. (The verb "use" is already in passive form)
5. Unfortunately, the bank robbers have not been caught yet.

Reported speech:

1. Alex said that the mugger had been sentenced to six months in prison.
2. The policeman ordered the driver to step out of their car.
3. Beth asked me if there was a Wi-Fi hotspot nearby.
4. The protester said that everyone has the right to freedom of speech.
5. The forensic scientist asked if anyone had disturbed the evidence.