Find passive examples of tenses a-g in the text. a present simple b present perfect c past continuous d will future e present continuous f past simple g past perfect Bacteria and disease Ancient ideas of hygiene The ancient Greeks and Egyptians enjoyed relatively high standards of personal hygiene-they had been taught about the importance of cleanliness by their religious leaders. But it was the Romans who developed the first public toilets and enormous public baths. 19th century developments Louis Pasteur and Joseph Lister's revolutionary ideas about using sterile instruments in clean hospitals were adopted in the 19th century. Before then, up to half of Lister's patients who had survived surgery were being killed by infections spread by germs. Infection and disease haven't been eliminated entirely in our hospitals yet, but they have been significantly reduced. Today and tomorrow Although hygiene in developing countries is being improved all the time, 36% of the world's population is still affected by poor hygiene. Furthermore, medical organisations will be challenged in the future by new infections and diseases; the world's population is so closely connected that potentially catastrophic epidemics will be transmitted around the globe in days.​

Когда мы задаем вопрос с "going", то мы строим его, как в Present Continuous. То есть вперед мы выносим частицу "to be" в той форме, которая соответствует лицу, затем ставим местоимение(или лицо), а затем "going to" и далее расставляем по порядку члены предложения.

Когда мы используем такой вопрос с "going to", то подразумеваем что-то вроде "Собирается ли он/она/мы/я/прочее    сделать/создать/другие глаголы      это?". Надеюсь, что понятно.

1. Are you going to help me?

2. Is she going to study in Dublin?

3. Are they going to paint the room?

4. Is he going to apply for that job?

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1. I (am seeing) my boss about a pay rise in two hours. – I (see). That’s why you (are wearing a suit and a tie.

2. John (is) a very rude person, you know. – I know. Sheila (is being) very rude these days too, although she  (is) usually very polite.

3. Who (has been wearing) my raincoat? It’s all wet! Jane! Why (are you/always/wearing) my clothes?

4. I could tell she (had been crying) because her eyes were red.

5. I (had been driving) for two hours when I saw a small lake.

6. Does you tooth really hurt? – Yes, I (am seeing) the dentist tomorrow.

7. I (had ironed) the skirt but it’s crumpled again.

8. She (had been singing) for years before she became a star.

9. She (has been working) for him for 10 years but now she has a much better job.