Form abstract nouns using: -age, -ity, ship, ment,-ness, hood,-ation. 12. kind 33. short 34, friend 35. possible 36. disappoint 37, neighbour 38. attract Put the verbs in brackets…
Form abstract nouns using: -age, -ity, ship, ment,-ness, hood,-ation. 12. kind 33. short 34, friend 35. possible 36. disappoint 37, neighbour 38. attract Put the verbs in brackets into the passive. 39. The washing machine every day (use). 40. A new house (build) when I came to Minsk. 41. The books already pack) (control) by people by 2100. 42. The weather 43. Our house (burgle) last night. 44. The doors (close) now. 45.1 the dress when I discovered I had no money lett. (buy) 46. The stadium (open) next month. Rewrite the sentences into Passive Voice. 47. Popov invented radio in Russia, 48. Our children will organize the Christmas party next Friday. 49. Frank has packed the suitcase 50. My son can write some more articles about football. 51. The pupils were writing a control paper at the lesson. Write the sentences using Causative form 52. Tim didn't clean the windows himself. 53. She isn't making the curtains herself. 54. Peter hasn't washed his car himself. 55.My mother won't check her blood pressure herself.
Abstract Nouns from Given Words:
- kind - kindness
- short - shortness
- friend - friendship
- possible - possibility
- disappoint - disappointment
- neighbour - neighbourliness
- attract - attraction
Verbs in Passive Voice:
- The washing machine is used every day.
- A new house was built when I came to Minsk.
- The books are already controlled by people by 2100.
- The weather is being observed by our local meteorologists.
- Our house was burgled last night.
- The doors are being closed now.
- I would have bought the dress when I discovered I had no money left.
- The stadium will be opened next month.
Sentences in Passive Voice:
- Radio was invented by Popov in Russia.
- The Christmas party will be organized by our children next Friday.
- The suitcase has been packed by Frank.
- Some more articles about football can be written by my son.
- A control paper was being written by the pupils at the lesson.
Sentences in Causative Form:
- Tim didn't have the windows cleaned himself.
- The curtains aren't being made by her.
- Peter hasn't had his car washed himself.
- My mother won't have her blood pressure checked herself.
