Question

1. Use Active or Passive Voice (Present Simple): 1.Somebody... (to cut) the grass every day. 2. Loud music...(to play) in this cafes. 3.English (to speak) in your family? 4. Nowadays, a lot of computers...(to make) in Korea. 5. We...(not to watch) such films very often. 6. They...(to sell) fruit and vegetables at the local market 7. In the UK, alcohol...(not sell)to anyone under 18. 8.They...(to tell) about too much. 9. Lots of articles...(not to write) in this magazine 10. Hanna...(to deliver) milk in the morning 11. The Harry Potter films...(not direct) by Steven Spielberg. 12.My sister... (to like) doing shopping II. Answer the questions: 1. What is your favourite book? 2. Why is it important to read books? 3. Do you go to the library to take books there? 4. What do you know about Taras Shevchenko?​

Answer 1

I. Use Active or Passive Voice (Present Simple):

1. Active: Somebody cuts the grass every day.

2. Passive: Loud music is played in this café.

3. Active: Do you speak English in your family?

4. Active: Nowadays, a lot of companies make computers in Korea.

5. Negative Active: We don't watch such films very often.

6. Active: They sell fruit and vegetables at the local market.

7. Passive: In the UK, alcohol is not sold to anyone under 18.

8. Active: They tell about too much.

9. Negative Passive: Lots of articles are not written in this magazine.

10. Active: Hanna delivers milk in the morning.

11. Passive: The Harry Potter films are not directed by Steven Spielberg.

12. Active: My sister likes doing shopping.

II. Answer the questions:

1. My favourite book is the waffle heart. I like this book because it is funny.

2. Reading books is important because it can help improve knowledge, vocabulary, creativity, and critical thinking skills. It can also provide entertainment, relaxation, and emotional benefits.

3. Yes, I go to the library to take books there.

4. Taras Shevchenko was a famous Ukrainian writer, artist, and public figure who lived in the 19th century. He is known for his poetry, paintings, and political views, and is considered a national hero and symbol of Ukrainian culture.