Question

Find in the text in exercise 3.
two sentences in the Present Perfect Tense;
four sentences in the Past Indefinite Tense;
two sentences in the Present Indefinite Tense;
one sentence in the Future Indefinite Active;
two sentences in the Future Indefinite Passive;
one sentence in the Present Continuous;
two sentences in the Present Tense of "to be";
one sentence in the Present Indefinite Passive;
two sentences in the Present Continuous Tense.
Exercise 3(на фото текст).

Answer 1

Present Perfect Tense:

1) Thirty days have passed since the first Earth Day...

2) More that 2,000 of the world's experts on the global environment have told us that...

Past Indefinite Tense:

1) That day, 20 million Americans participated in rallies...

2) Last December the President announced new standards.

3) Working together, we created common sense standards that...

4) Thirty days have passed since the first Earth Day, in 1970 when millions of people joined in one of the largest demonstrations...

Present Indefinite Tense:

1) This Earth day we celebrate the cleanest environment in a generation.

2) We still face environmental and public health challenges.

Future Indefinite Active:

1) Over the next decade alone,... Americans will save more than 24 billion dollars...

Future Indefinite Passive:

1)Such ecological problems will not be solved by government.

2)They will not be solved by business.

Present Continuous:

1) And the best thing about it - we're not just saving money, we're reducing pollution...

Present Tense of "to be":

1) One of our biggest challenges is climate change.

2) Global warming is real today.

Present Indefinite Passive:

1) But our job is not done.