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1. I don't know (Present Inefinite -Active voice)what the time is(Present form of verb to be -Active voice )now as my watch has stopped.( Present Perfect -Active voice )
2. The typist had typed(Past Perfect -Active voice ) all the letters before the manager came(Past Indefinite -Active voice )
3. I shall be preparing (Future Continious -Active Voice )for my examinations in May.
4. Science in Russia has made( Present Perfect -Active voice ) enomorous progress since the beginning of the century.
5. They informed(Past Indefinite -Active voice ) us that they had charted (Past Indefinite -Active voice )the steamer "Minsk" for the transportation of the goods.

“As for me, I’d like to visit Paris, one of the most beautiful cities in the world. I think, everyone will agree that travelling broadens our outlook. In my opinion, it’s quite true. You leave your native place and go to some new unknown places where you get unforgettable impressions during your trip.

To my mind, travelling changes people because new countries, cities, other people and nature influence the traveller. The world becomes more diverse and interesting for him, he makes new friends while he travels.

Travelling is necessary for all of us. It develops our imagination, makes us move, and movement is considered, as everybody knows, to be life itself.”