Поставьте глагол в нужную форму страдательного залога. A. 1. You (to advise) to wear sensible shoes in winter. 2. The time before bed (to spend)

When my uncle when my uncle was 65 years old he could not walk without a stick. his right leg hurt him very much. He consulted a doctor.the doctor examined him carefully. He sent sick patient to X-Ray and when my uncle brought the X-Ray picture the doctor gave hime heat treatment, massage and exercises twice or three times a week for three months. At the end of that time the doctor advised him to keep up the exercises every day. My uncle carried out all his instructions and the pain grew less and the old man could even walk without a stick.

1. I’d like to book a room.
2. I’m …….. accountant.
2. Let’s eat in ……….. Spanish restaurant.
3. Is it ……….. good hotel?
4. Can I have ………… bread and ………. butter, please?
5. Can I have ………. sandwich, please?
6. I’d like …………. potatoes, please.

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There are lots of different types of engineering. The one thing they have in common is that they all use Maths and Science to improve industry and manufacturing. The whole science of engineering can be broadly divided into three main areas:
· civil engineering (buildings, roads, etc.)
· mechanical engineering (machines, including-tool-making)
· electrical engineering (electricity, lighting, etc.)
Each of these three main area can be divided again into specialist subjects: civil engineering covers mining and bridge building, mechanical engineering covers aeronautical and automobile engineering, electrical engineering covers electricity generation and wiring.
The best advice for students is think carefully about which area of engineering interests you most.
When you have decided which area you are interested in and thought realistically about what sort of person you are, then you can decide what sort of engineer you want to be.

The automatic equipment (install) bu our workers.

1. Everything (to do) in the Queen's name.

2. MPs (to elect) either at a general
election or at a by-election.

3. Parliamentary elections (to hold) every
five year.

4. The voting (to take) by secret ballot.

5. The House of Commons (to make up) of
650 MPs.

6. The House of Commons (to preside) over
by the Speaker.

7. MPs (to pay) for their parliamentary
work.

8. New laws may (to propose) by the
Government.

9. The bill (to take) to the Queen for the
Royal Assent.

10. The Great Seal (to fix).

11. The Senate (to compose) of 100
members.

12. They (to elect) for a term of 6 years.

13. One-third of the Senate (to re-elect).

14. Most of the work (to do) in committee
meeting.

15. The bills (study), experts (to
consult) and recommendations (to make) to the whole House or Senate.

16. President's objections (to read) and
(to debate). Then the bill (to put) to vote.

17. US President (to assist) by a Cabinet
of 12 members.

18. The judiciary (to divide) into federal
and state one.

19. Eight associate justices (to appoint)
by the President.

20. The parties (to finance) by big
business.

21. The system of appointing a
representative for the Queen (to use) throughout the British Commonwealth.

22. Bills passed by the House of Commons
become laws when they (to approve) by the Senate and (to sign) by the
governor-general.

23. Every effort (to make) to ensure that
innocent people (not to convict) of crimes they did not commit.

1. Water melons (serve) for dessert tomorrow.
2. This dining room (use) on special occasions.
3. Much fish (sell) in our shop yesterday.
4. This thick soup (make) from vegetables.
5. Meat (sell) at the butcher"s.
6.Table d"not dishes (serve) for dinner tomorrow.
7. Ice cream (serve) for dessert every day.