Question

Помогите!!!Употребите глаголы, в нужной видо-временной форме.  1.      Traditionally, changes in the price level (to explain) by an excess of total demand.2.      Considerable efforts (to make) now to solve economical problems.3.      Inflation (to increase) steadily this year.4.      Besides the Bank (to be) always a repository of gold.5.      Different explanations (to give) to the participants.6.      In 1946 the Bank (to nationalize) and it (to operate) today as the UK’s central bank executing monetary policy on behalf of the Government and supervising the markets in one of the world’s largest and most sophisticated centers. 

Answer 1

Я могу помочь вам с вашим заданием по английскому языку. Вот правильные формы глаголов в предложениях:

1. Traditionally, changes in the price level are explained by an excess of total demand. (Present Simple Passive) 2. Considerable efforts are being made now to solve economical problems. (Present Continuous Passive) 3. Inflation has increased steadily this year. (Present Perfect) 4. Besides, the Bank is always a repository of gold. (Present Simple) 5. Different explanations were given to the participants. (Past Simple Passive) 6. In 1946, the Bank was nationalized and it has operated today as the UK’s central bank executing monetary policy on behalf of the Government and supervising the markets in one of the world’s largest and most sophisticated centers. (Past Simple Passive and Present Perfect)

Я надеюсь, что это было полезно. Если вам нужно больше информации о правилах времен в английском языке, вы можете посмотреть эти источники: [Verb Tenses Explained, with Examples](https://www.grammarly.com/blog/verb-tenses/), [Introduction to Verb Tenses](https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/general_writing/grammar/verb_tenses/index.html), [Rules for Tenses in English Grammar](https://thefluentlife.com/content/rules-tenses-english-grammar-types-examples/), [Verb Tenses: How to Use the 12 English Tenses Correctly](https://7esl.com/verb-tenses/), [Tenses Rules: Charts, Examples, Types](https://leverageedu.com/blog/tenses-rule/).