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| Active | Passive | ||
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| Indefinite | doing | being done | |
| Perfect | having done | having been done () | |
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| Indefinite | done |
1) I Indefinite ? ? ?, , ?, .
| We saw the rising sun | . |
| We saw the sun slowly rsing in the east. | , . |
| Rising slowly, the could was covering the sun. | , . |
| Being written in English, the letter was not easy to understand. | , -. (. -, ). |
| Having finished our work, we went home. | ( ), . |
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2) II , ? ; .
| a letter written in ink | , |
| broken glass | |
| all the details known to you |
II . : curved , learned . unopened . to curve (), to learn , to open ().
3) I Perfect ?, ? . Perfect , , .
| Having said that, I had to continue. | , . |
| Having been invited to the meeting, we came in time. | , . |
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| coming | - having come |
| solving | - having solve |
| spreading | - having spread |
| working | - having worked |
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| The street leading to our house is very wide | , , . |
| He is a leading scientist in this field. | . |
| He is a man liked everybody. | , . |
| The cars now being produced at our works are very good. | , , . |
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| Knowing these words, you will be able to translate the text. | , . |
| Walking in the park, he met his old friend. | , . |
| Having read the article, I do not need it any longer. | ( ), . |
| Having been built two centuries ago, the house has no lift. | , . |
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| seemed interested. | . |
| The window remained closed. | . |
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Being interested in geology, he became a geologist. Having seen this play, we did not go to the theatre yesterday. Asked what the child's age was, he said he did not know. Speaking about the new design, he said that it had solved many problems. Having considered this problem, we decided to change the design. The box containing all our things was brought into the room. They stood talking about the new tools. He was looking at this bird flying about in the air. They us some cut flowers.
