Task 2: Read the following passage in which all the sentences are in the active voice. Rewrite the passage using the passive phrases. 1. The aim of the article is to give the reader some information on different types of renewable energy.
2. The article discusses the most important properties of energy.
3. The author starts by telling the readers about different forms of energy, such as light, heat, and electricity, which surrounds us every day.
4. The author stresses that non-renewable energy has limited supply as it does not quickly replace itself.
5. The word’s natural gas, crude oil and coal deposits took millions of years to form.
6. There is a high level of power consumption.
7. According to the text the world’s energy demands are rising up.
8. Further the author says that by means of renewable energy we become less dependent on the grid.
9. The article gives the reasons why people are interested in using less energy from the grid.
10. Renewable energy, which comes from the natural flow of sunlight, wind, or water around the Earth, quickly replaces itself.
11. The author concludes with the reasons to choose renewable energy.

Задание √ 1
Nick is the happiest boy that I know. Of the six cars, I like the silver one better. Jane's notebook is cheaper than mine. This is the most delicious cheese-cake I have ever had! This bookcase is more beautiful than that one. Do you feel better today than yesterday? I think my cat is the prettiest of all the cats in the world. Steve Jobs is more famous than Stephen Wozniak. This week the weather is hotter than last week. Our new house is more expensive than the old one. Girls are usually cleaner than boys. Chemistry was the hardest subject at school.
Задание √ 2
Big - bigger - the biggest
Clever - cleverer - the cleverest
Good - better - the best
Pleasant - more pleasant - the most pleasant
Poor - poorer - the poorest
Bad - worse - the worst
Funny - funnier - the funniest
Important - more important - the most important
Sunny - sunnier - the sunniest
Far - farther - the farthest
Comfortable - more comfortable - the most comfortable
Wise - wiser - the wisest
Задание √ 3
The Mona Lisa is the most famous painting in the world - Картина Мона Лизы самая известная картина во всём мире.
The Volga is longer than the Don - Река Волга длиннее чем река Дон.
Germany is more beautiful than Spain - Германия красивее чем Испания. (Здесь можно скорее всего написать на своё усмотрение. Написала Германию, но можно написать также и Испанию.).
London is the biggest city in England - Лондон - самый большой город в Англии.
Adam is the worst player in the team - Адам - самый плохой (худший) игрок в команде.

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