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. Выпишите из текста предложения, где используются времена групп Continuous и Perfect в действительном залоге. Sydney Opera House Sydney Opera House was opened in 1973. Since then it has appeared on T-shirts, postcards, in books, on travel programmes and in millions of photo albums. Thanks to its unique shape, Sydney Opera House is one of the most photographed buildings in the world! The building was built by a Danish architect called Jorn Utzon. Utzon gave the building its unusual look by creating a roof which looked like palm tree fronds. Work first started on the Opera House in 1957. The Australian government gave Utzon $7 million and just four years to finish it. Unfortunately, there were lots of delays as well as money problems, so the Opera House wasn't actually finished until 1973. By then the total cost of the building was over $100 million! Today the Opera House is one of the busiest performing arts centres in the world. It has around 3,000 events every year which are watched by over two million people. There are five main concert halls used for a wide variety of performances including classical, opera, pop and jazz. Artists as different as Pavarotti and the pop group INXS have performed there, and the largest hall can seat 2,679 people.

Answer 1

Выпишите из текста предложения, где используются времена групп Continuous и Perfect в действительном залоге.

1 Since then it has appeared on T-shirts, postcards, in books, on travel programmes and in millions of photo albums.

2 Artists as different as Pavarotti and the pop group INXS have performed there, and the largest hall can seat 2,679 people.

Answer 2

1. Sydney Opera House was opened in 1973.
2. Since then it has appeared on T-shirts, postcards, in books, on travel programmes and in millions of photo albums.
3. Thanks to its unique shape, Sydney Opera House is one of the most photographed buildings in the world!
4. The building was built by a Danish architect called Jorn Utzon.
5. Utzon gave the building its unusual look by creating a roof which looked like palm tree fronds.
6. Work first started on the Opera House in 1957.
7. The Australian government gave Utzon $7 million and just four years to finish it.
8. Unfortunately, there were lots of delays as well as money problems, so the Opera House wasn't actually finished until 1973.
9. By then, the total cost of the building had exceeded $100 million!
10. Today the Opera House is one of the busiest performing arts centres in the world.
11. It has around 3,000 events every year which are watched by over two million people.
12. There are five main concert halls used for a wide variety of performances including classical, opera, pop, and jazz.
13. Artists as different as Pavarotti and the pop group INXS have performed there, and the largest hall can seat 2,679 people.