Определите время и голос. Перевести предложения. 1. Most people have their vacation during the summer months. 2. We built new giant factories in Siberia. 3. He constructed the first telescope in the world. 4. We got new modem equipment for our lab two days ago. 5. Our factory produces goods of high quality. 6. She will help me to translate this text. 7. The climate of the country is mild. 8. He sat in the arm-chair listening to the music. 9. They will be reading.

1. Большинство людей берут отпуска в течении летних месяцев. Present Indef

2. Мы строили новые гигантские заводы в Сербии. Past Indef.

3. Он сконструировал первый телескоп в мире. Past Indef.

4. У нас было новое модемное оборудование для нашей лаборатории два дня назад. Past Indef.

5. Наша фабрика производит товары высокого качества. Present Indef.

6. Она мне перевести этот текст. Future Indef.

7. Климат этой страны спокойный. Present Indef.

8. Он сидел в кресле слушая музыку. Past Indef.

9. Они будут читать. Future Indef.

1. I never used to prioritize my health until recently.
Explanation: The phrase "used to" is used to talk about past habits or actions that happened regularly or repeatedly in the past but do not happen now. In this sentence, the person is saying that in the past, they didn't pay much attention to their health or consider it as important, but recently their attitude towards their health has changed.

2. Now I seem to be getting lots of little illnesses.
Explanation: The person is now experiencing frequent, small illnesses or health issues. The phrase "lots of little" implies that they are not serious or severe illnesses but rather minor health problems or discomforts. The word "seem" suggests that they are unsure or surprised by this recent occurrence.

3. I also exercise more.
Explanation: The person is saying that in addition to their changed attitude towards their health and experiencing minor illnesses, they have also started exercising more. This means that they are engaging in physical activities to stay fit and improve their overall well-being. By stating "also," they are implying that exercise is another action they have started doing in addition to the previous changes mentioned in the previous sentences.

1. Dave smokes, although he seems to be in good health.
- In this sentence, "although" is used to connect the two ideas: Dave smokes and he seems to be in good health. Despite the fact that Dave smokes, he still appears to be in good health.

2. I couldn't sleep despite being tired.
- In this sentence, "despite" is used to show that the lack of sleep occurred even though the person was tired. Despite feeling tired, the person still couldn't sleep.

3. Even though the sign was right in front of him, Max didn't notice it.
- In this sentence, "even though" is used to connect the two ideas: the sign was right in front of Max and he didn't notice it. Despite the fact that the sign was right in front of him, Max still didn't notice it.

4. Although Kate lived in Spain for many years, she never learnt Spanish.
- In this sentence, "although" is used to show that Kate lived in Spain for a long time, but she never learned the Spanish language. Despite living in Spain, Kate never learned Spanish.

5. Joe is a millionaire, despite hating spending money.
- In this sentence, "despite" is used to connect the two contrasting ideas: Joe is a millionaire and he hates spending money. Despite being a millionaire, Joe still hates spending money.

By using these connecting words (although, despite, even though), we can combine two sentences to provide more information or show a contrast between the ideas expressed in each sentence.