Question

Change the structure of the sentences according to the model Example It's difiicult to explain this problem = This problem is difficult to explain 1.It is rather hard to read his handwriting 2.It's very pleasant to listen to him 3.It was easy to answer this question 4.It's hard to polish a diamond 5.It is rather charming to stay at the house, but it will be inconvenient to live in it Помогите пожалуйста и можете объяснить как вы сделали это упражнение заранее БОЛЬШОЕ СПАСИБО

Answer 1

Если рассмотреть пример, то можно перевести: Сложно объяснить эту проблему. Эту проблему сложно объяснить. По условию задания необходимо преобразовать предложения, те поменять местами словами, соблюдая правила построения английских предложений.

1. His handwriting is rather hard to read.
2. Listen to him is very pleasant.
3. This question was easy to answer.
4. A diamond is hard to polish.
5. To stay at the house is rather charming, but it will be inconvenient to live in it.

В правильности ответов не уверена, но надеюсь что помогла;)

Answer 2

1. His handwriting is rather hard to read.
2. Listening to him is very pleasant.
3. Answering this question was easy.
4. Polishing a diamond is hard.
5. Staying at the house is rather charming, but living in it will be inconvenient.

In these sentences, the structure is changed from using "It's/It is + adjective + to" to a more direct form, where the subject of the action is placed at the beginning of the sentence, followed by the verb and the complement. This creates a clearer and more straightforward sentence structure.

For example, let's take the first sentence: "It is rather hard to read his handwriting." In this sentence, "It" serves as a placeholder subject, and the real subject of the action is "his handwriting." To simplify and rearrange the sentence, we move "his handwriting" to the beginning: "His handwriting is rather hard to read."

The same approach is applied to the rest of the sentences, resulting in a more concise and direct expression of the actions and their subjects.