Определите видо-временную форму и залог сказуемого в следующих предложениях 1. the article has already been translated. 2. many people are fond of travelling. 3. the doctor said the patient had got a very bad disease. 4. she is known to be a very industrious person. 5. the weather will surely have changed by the midday.

1. the article has already been translated. - Present Perfect Passive
2. Many people are fond of travelling.- Present Simple Active
3. The doctor said - Past Simple Active - the patient had got a very bad disease.- Past Perfect Active
4. She is known to be a very industrious person.- Present Simple Passive
5. The weather will surely have changed by the midday.- Future Perfect Active

Ann- Hello, recently my parents and I went to travel to another country. It was a great trip! Do you like travelling?
Daria- Yes, of course I like travelling! I think it`s wonderful to get to know a new  culture or meet new interesting people. 
Ann- Where have you been?
Daria-I was in Australia, in Thailand, in Vietnam and in Egypt.
Ann-Which country did you like most?
Daria-I liked Australia. There are a lot of exotic fruits and animals in Australia.
Ann-What type of travel do you prefer?
Daria- I prefer to go around all the places by car. This significantly (сложное слово, означает значительно) saves time! Soon my family amd I will go to Altai. 
Ann- It`s perfect. I wish you a good holiday!

Great Britain, formally known as the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, has an area of some 244,027 square kilometres and is divided into 49 administrative counties. It consists of England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. Ranking about seventy-fifth in size among the countries of the world it has less than 2 per cent of the world's land area. Great Britain, the largest island in the north-west of Europe, is separated from Ireland by the Irish Sea, and from the Continent by the English Channel and the Strait of Dover.
The surface of England and Ireland is rather flat while the highland area comprises Scotland and most of Wales. The highest mountain in the United Kingdom is Ben Nevis in Scotland (1343 m.). The rivers are not very long but they are deep. The chief rivers are the Severn (220 miles) and the Thames (215 miles). The Thames flows through London, and makes it a large sea port, though London is 84 kms away from the sea.