Поместите глаголы в скобки в Настоящее совершенное или Настоящее совершенное Непрерывный(с объяснением почему: подчеркиваете слова сигналы, если их
нет, то объяняете почему Вы выбрали данное время).
1. My friends (decorate) their flat for half a month.
2. Children (study) already English.
3. Boys (play) already football for forty minutes.
4. Sue (not/learn) the monologue for three days.
5. She (do) just something for us.
6. … (you/clean) all morning? – No. I … just (start).
7. My uncle (know) Ann for five years now.
8. She (type) eleven letters so far.
9. Sam (write) six reports up to now?
10.Kate (bake) ten loaves all morning

Soap operas are characterised by romance,sentimentality and melodrama (Passive Voice) → Romance, sentimentality and melodrama characterise soap operas (Active Voice)

The term 'soap opera' was coined by the American press in the 1930s because these serials were sponsored by soap manufacturers (Passive Voice) → The American press coined the term 'soap opera' in the 1930s because soap manufacturers sponsored these serials.

The serials were mainly watched by women (Passive Voice) → Women mainly watched the serials (Active Voice)

The highest legislative body is the Senate which consists of 100 members

(Two members from each state).

Объяснение:

The legislative branch of the U.S. government

is called Congress. Congress has two parts,

the Senate and the House of Representatives.

Congress meets in the U.S. Capitol building in

Washington, DC.

Congress makes federal laws. Members of

Congress can propose an idea for a new law.

This is called a bill. After both the Senate and

the House of Representatives pass the bill, it goes

The Capitol Building

to the President. If the President agrees, he or

she can sign the bill. Then it becomes law. If the

President does not agree, he or she can veto it. If

the President vetoes the bill, Congress can decide

to vote again to override the veto. Congress can

also make changes to the bill and send it back to

the President for approval.

U.S. Senate

100 members

Two members from each state

U.S. House of Representatives

435 voting members

Number of members depends on state’s population