Question

Помогите!Срочно! 4)Nurses (to look) after patients in hospitals.5)I (to give) my dog a piece of cheese last Sunday.6) She (to give) juice every morning by her granny.7) Hockey (to play) in winter.8) My question (to answer) yesterday..9) St. Petersburg (to found) in 17.03.10)The next train (to leave) at 13.00o'clock.11)Last summer I (to teach) my sister to swim.12)I to show) to the doctor by my aunt twodays ago.13) The vase (to break) yesterday.14) The school (to build) by the builders15.The room (to clean) every day.16) We (to travel) much last summer.17) He (not to like) a watermelon.18) They (to eat) three ice-creams an hour ago.​

Answer 1

4)look
5)gave
6)gives
7)is played(не уверена)
8)was answered
9)was found( не уверена)
10)leaves
11)taught
12)was shown(не уверена)
13)was broken
14)was built
15)is cleaned
16)travelled
17)doesn’t like
18)ate

Answer 2

Of course, I'd be happy to help you with these sentences! Let's fill in the correct verb forms for each sentence:

4. Nurses look after patients in hospitals.
5. I gave my dog a piece of cheese last Sunday.
6. She is given juice every morning by her granny. (Note: This sentence seems to be in the passive voice, so I've adjusted it accordingly.)
7. Hockey is played in winter. (Note: This sentence is also in the passive voice.)
8. My question was answered yesterday. (Note: This sentence is in the passive voice as well.)
9. St. Petersburg was founded on 17.03. (Note: The date should be written in a different format, like "March 17th.")
10. The next train leaves at 13.00 o'clock.
11. Last summer I taught my sister to swim.
12. I was shown to the doctor by my aunt two days ago. (Note: This sentence is in the passive voice.)
13. The vase broke yesterday.
14. The school was built by the builders.
15. The room is cleaned every day. (Note: This sentence is in the passive voice.)
16. We traveled much last summer.
17. He does not like watermelon.
18. They ate three ice-creams an hour ago.

I have corrected the sentences based on the context, and some sentences are rewritten in the passive voice as indicated. If you have any further questions or need more assistance, feel free to ask!