Structure Study.
A) Make up sentences by using an appropriate word in each case: 1) Affirmatives
2) Negatives
3) Questions
B) Put the verbs in brackets into their correct forms: 1) You generally (modify) a theory? 2) A researcher often (conduct) an experiment? 3) I always try to (obtain) reliable information. 4) Scientists (not accept) inaccuracy of statements. 5) We need to (design) a new instrument? 6) A mathematician (put forward) an incomplete hypothesis. 7) Investigators always (observe) objectively? 8) The river Dvina (not flow) into the Black Sea. 9) The lecture always (begin) at 10 a.m. 10) If you need assistance, why (you not ask) for it?
A) Make the following sentences Passive: 1) An engineer takes a lot of measurements. 2) Scientists always write down all data. 3) People make mistakes every day. 4) People use computers in many different activities. 5) It is easier to solve the problem if we choose the most efficient procedure. 6) He usually finds the ratio between the numbers very quickly. 7) Researchers receive pictures of the surface of the planet Venus. 8) We know his style of research.
B) Make the following sentences Passive, mentioning the doer of the action: 1) Most scientists use passive voice either out of habit or to make themselves seem scholarly, objective or sophisticated. 2) Wind disperses plant seeds. 3) The population increase causes severe stresses in the economies of developing regions. 4) If this journal rejects your paper, it is better to submit it to another one. 5) The organizers accept the applications in the order they receive them. 6) Scientists use experimental observations to search for relationship between items. 7) Mr. Day investigates the response of a different kind of cell. 8) The body produces antibodies whenever a disease threatens it.
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