Question

II. Put the verb in the Active or Passive form: 1. Nowadays many cities (pollute) with car exhaust fumes. 2. In the future some problems of modern cities (solve) 3. People (build) ancient cities on a hill. 4. We already (speak) about our neighbourhood. 5. My umbrella broke down yesterday, but now it's OK. It (repair) 6. People in the country (not/suffer) from air pollution. ​

Answer 1

Ответ:

Here are the sentences with the verbs in either active or passive form:

Nowadays many cities are polluted with car exhaust fumes. (Passive)

In the future some problems of modern cities will be solved. (Passive)

People built ancient cities on a hill. (Active)

We already spoke about our neighborhood. (Active)

My umbrella broke down yesterday, but now it's OK. It was repaired. (Passive)

People in the country do not suffer from air pollution. (Active)

Answer 2

Sure, here are the sentences with the verbs in both active and passive forms:

1. Nowadays, many cities are polluted with car exhaust fumes. (Active) Nowadays, many cities are being polluted with car exhaust fumes. (Passive)

2. In the future, some problems of modern cities will be solved. (Active) In the future, some problems of modern cities will be solved. (Passive)

3. People built ancient cities on a hill. (Active) Ancient cities were built on a hill by people. (Passive)

4. We have already spoken about our neighborhood. (Active) Our neighborhood has already been spoken about by us. (Passive)

5. My umbrella broke down yesterday, but now it's OK. It was repaired. (Active) My umbrella broke down yesterday, but now it's OK. It has been repaired. (Passive)

6. People in the country do not suffer from air pollution. (Active) Air pollution is not suffered by people in the country. (Passive)