Question

Переведите из активного залога в пассивный Change the sentences from Active to Passive. 1) 1. He opened the weather station over 100 years ago. 2. Water covers the Earth's surface. 3. Warm and cold air movement changes air pressure. 4. How will people predict weather in future? 5. Between 1400 and 1700 they invented the rain gauge and barometr. 2) 1. Brass monkey weather. 2. He's feeling under the weather. 3. He's under a cloud. 4. The troble will soon blow over. 5. Any port in a storm. 3) 1. Keep a weather eye open. 2. Every cloud has a silver lining. 3. He's a fair weather friend. 4. Let's save it for a rainy day. 5. As right as rain

Answer 1

1. the weather station was opened over 100 years ago.
2. the Earth's surface is covered by water
3. changes air pressure is changed by warm and cold air movement
4. How will weather be predicted by the people in the feture?
5. the rain gauge and barometr were invented between 1400 and 1700

Answer 2

To change the sentences from active to passive voice, we need to rearrange the sentence structure and make the object of the active sentence the subject of the passive sentence. The subject of the active sentence becomes the object of the passive sentence, and the verb is changed to its passive form, typically by using the auxiliary verb "be" followed by the past participle of the main verb.

Here are the sentences changed from active to passive voice:

1) He opened the weather station over 100 years ago. - The weather station was opened over 100 years ago by him.

2) Water covers the Earth's surface. - The Earth's surface is covered by water.

3) Warm and cold air movement changes air pressure. - Air pressure is changed by warm and cold air movement.

4) How will people predict weather in the future? - How will weather be predicted in the future by people?

5) Between 1400 and 1700, they invented the rain gauge and barometer. - The rain gauge and barometer were invented by them between 1400 and 1700.

6) Brass monkey weather. - The weather is like a brass monkey.

7) He's feeling under the weather. - He's feeling under the weather.

8) He's under a cloud. - He's under a cloud.

9) The trouble will soon blow over. - The trouble will soon be blown over.

10) Any port in a storm. - Any port is available in a storm.

11) Keep a weather eye open. - Let a weather eye be kept open.

12) Every cloud has a silver lining. - A silver lining is found in every cloud.

13) He's a fair-weather friend. - He's considered a fair-weather friend.

14) Let's save it for a rainy day. - Let it be saved for a rainy day.

15) As right as rain. - As right as rain.

Please note that in some cases, the passive voice may not be a direct translation and may require rephrasing to convey the same meaning.