1)The internet has certainly helped (Present Perfect Tense) students to avoid the hard work of writing an original essay. 2)They allow (Present Simple) people to communicate and even become close without meeting up. 3)Two thousand years ago, Latin was (Present Simple) the world's most important international language. 4)Holidays are (Present Simple) especially rich in old traditions and are different in Scotland, Ireland, Wales and England. 5)British people like (Present Simple) to have a lot of their own personal space. 6)It is known (Present Passive Voice) as one of the world's largest producers and exporters of iron and steel products, machinery and electronics, chemicals and textile, aircraft and navigation equipment. 7)After that students can (modal verb) either leave school and start working or continue (Present Simple) their studies in the same school as before. 8)True fans will travel (Future Simple) from one end of the country to the other to see their team play. 9)Chocolate contains (Present Simple) fat and sugar, so if you ate (Past Simple) a lot of chocolate you would (modal verb) probably put on weight. 10)This invention has truly changed (Present Perfect) the leisure habits of millions of people worldwide. 11)But with the development of civilization man’s interference in nature began (Past Simple) to increase. 12)The Department of Health provides (Present Simple) anti-smoking education programmers, alcohol education programmers, cancer prevention programmers and so on. 13)It helps (Present Simple) protect our body from a wide range of diseases; the most dangerous are heart diseases, liver diseases, and cancer. 14)But it was (Past Simple) Newton who asked himself a question: "Why does that apple fall (Present Simple) perpendicularly to the ground? 15)Since then the gallery has received (Present Perfect) hundreds of pictures from other museums and private collections. 16)The City is (Present Simple) the oldest part of London, its financial and business center. 17)William Shakespeare wrote (Past Simple) also a lot of poetry including his unbeaten sonnets. 18)They follow (Present Simple) celebrities and print sensational stories about them which are untrue or half-true. 19)The English say (Present Simple) that they have (Present Simple) 3 variants of weather: when it rains in the morning, when it rains in the afternoon, and when it rains all day long. 20)The second largest party becomes (Present Simple) the Official Opposition with its own leader and the “Shadow Cabinet”. 21)It has (Present Simple) a copy of every book that is printed (Present Passive) in the English language, so that there are (Present Smple) more than six million books there. 22)The doctor prescribes (Present Simple) medicine, and gives (тоже) us a prescription, which we take (тоже)to the chemist's, who makes up (тоже) the medicine. 23)It also takes (Present Simple) people a lot of time to get to work by metro, because there are (тоже) long distances between the stations. 24)In the 16th century, under Ivan the Terrible, Moscow became (Past Simple) the capital of the state of Muscovy. 25)Mobile phones have definitely become (Present Perfect) the most vital part of our lives.
Form n – form v (форма-формировать) change n – change v (изменение\ менять) result n – result v ( результат- следовать, проистекать) group n – group v (группа- группировать, классифицировать) weld n – weld v (сварной шов- заваривать ) name n – name v (имя, название- называть) finish n – finish v (финиш, конец- заканчивать, финишировать) alloy n – alloy v (сплав -сплавлять) age n – age v (возраст, век - стареть) heat n – heat v (тепло, жара -нагревать) rust n – rust v (ржавчина -ржаветь) influence n – influence v (влияние- влиять) space n – space v (пространство, космос- оставлять промежутки) present a. – present n – present v (настоящий- подарок- дарить)
2)They allow (Present Simple) people to communicate and even become close without meeting up.
3)Two thousand years ago, Latin was (Present Simple) the world's most important international language.
4)Holidays are (Present Simple) especially rich in old traditions and are different in Scotland, Ireland, Wales and England.
5)British people like (Present Simple) to have a lot of their own personal space.
6)It is known (Present Passive Voice) as one of the world's largest producers and exporters of iron and steel products, machinery and electronics, chemicals and textile, aircraft and navigation equipment.
7)After that students can (modal verb) either leave school and start working or continue (Present Simple) their studies in the same school as before.
8)True fans will travel (Future Simple) from one end of the country to the other to see their team play.
9)Chocolate contains (Present Simple) fat and sugar, so if you ate (Past Simple) a lot of chocolate you would (modal verb) probably put on weight.
10)This invention has truly changed (Present Perfect) the leisure habits of millions of people worldwide.
11)But with the development of civilization man’s interference in nature began (Past Simple) to increase.
12)The Department of Health provides (Present Simple) anti-smoking education programmers, alcohol education programmers, cancer prevention programmers and so on.
13)It helps (Present Simple) protect our body from a wide range of diseases; the most dangerous are heart diseases, liver diseases, and cancer.
14)But it was (Past Simple) Newton who asked himself a question: "Why does that apple fall (Present Simple) perpendicularly to the ground?
15)Since then the gallery has received (Present Perfect) hundreds of pictures from other museums and private collections.
16)The City is (Present Simple) the oldest part of London, its financial and business center.
17)William Shakespeare wrote (Past Simple) also a lot of poetry including his unbeaten sonnets.
18)They follow (Present Simple) celebrities and print sensational stories about them which are untrue or half-true.
19)The English say (Present Simple) that they have (Present Simple) 3 variants of weather: when it rains in the morning, when it rains in the afternoon, and when it rains all day long.
20)The second largest party becomes (Present Simple) the Official Opposition with its own leader and the “Shadow Cabinet”.
21)It has (Present Simple) a copy of every book that is printed (Present Passive) in the English language, so that there are (Present Smple) more than six million books there.
22)The doctor prescribes (Present Simple) medicine, and gives (тоже) us a prescription, which we take (тоже)to the chemist's, who makes up (тоже) the medicine.
23)It also takes (Present Simple) people a lot of time to get to work by metro, because there are (тоже) long distances between the stations.
24)In the 16th century, under Ivan the Terrible, Moscow became (Past Simple) the capital of the state of Muscovy.
25)Mobile phones have definitely become (Present Perfect) the most vital part of our lives.
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change n – change v (изменение\ менять)
result n – result v ( результат- следовать, проистекать)
group n – group v (группа- группировать, классифицировать)
weld n – weld v (сварной шов- заваривать )
name n – name v (имя, название- называть)
finish n – finish v (финиш, конец- заканчивать, финишировать)
alloy n – alloy v (сплав -сплавлять)
age n – age v (возраст, век - стареть)
heat n – heat v (тепло, жара -нагревать)
rust n – rust v (ржавчина -ржаветь)
influence n – influence v (влияние- влиять)
space n – space v (пространство, космос- оставлять промежутки)
present a. – present n – present v (настоящий- подарок- дарить)