Видовременные формы глагола

[Randir]

Здравствуйте, в этом аспекте совершенно не шарю, поэтому прошу помощи.
Buckingham Palace, which is today the official residence of the British Monarchy, has served that function only since comparatively Recent times.
There are a lot of banks, firms and various offices here.
Few people live in this part of London but over a million come here to work.
At the beginning, the Tower of London served as fortress and palace.

Нужно определить видовременные формы глаголов.

Заранее спасибо.

[Gibsonmpgu]

Randir, советую что-нибудь самостоятельно сделать, а то до скончания веков зависнет, никто даже не почешется.
Опережая вашу попытку отвертеться, что мол

совершенно не шарю,

рекомендую просто выписать глаголы, и вам обязательно помогут разобраться, что к чему. Или продолжать ждать - авось кто сердобольный объявится. Такие у нас имеются.

[Randir]

ну я так понимаю это:
has served
live in this part
served as fortress

[Gibsonmpgu]

Отличная работа! А то: не шарю!

has served - если в составе сказуемого есть have / has + слово, заканчивающееся на -ed (чаще, т.е есть другие формы и их надо запоминать) - то это время называется Present Perfect
live in this part - если глагол свою форму не меняет, т.е. в словаре to live и в предложении live (или к нему прибавлена -s: lives) - то это Present Simple или Present Indefinite
served as fortress - если сказуемое состоит из одного слова, заканчивающегося на -ed, то это Past Simple

Buckingham Palace, which is today the official residence of the British Monarchy,
has served that function only since comparatively Recent times.
There are a lot of banks, firms and various offices here.
Few people live in this part of London
but over a million come here to work.
At the beginning, the Tower of London served as fortress and palace.

Кроме выделенных в каждой строке есть ещё по одному глаголу (очень неприметные, но глаголы)
Вид у всех сказуемых - Active. Какой ещё бывает, знаете?

[Randir]

спасибо.

[Наталь]

Помогите пожалуйста!!!!
1) Almost everyone in Britain and North America is exposed daily to advertising, in the press, on television and on hoardings. 2) Newspapers, magazines and television companies are dependent on advertising for a large part of their income. 3) Glossy magazines and the supplements to Sunday newspapers frequently contain full-page co-lour advertisements of different kinds, with the product or service often carefully aimed at a particular type of reader (according to age, social status, profession, sex, etc). 4) In Britain, about 64 per cent of total advertising expenditure are on advertising in the press and 30 per cent on television advertising.

5) National newspapers concentrate more on specialised advertising, especially for business and professional people, while local papers frequently have a high proportion of advertisements devoted to the sale of cars and houses. 6) All newspapers have a section called “classified ads” where small advertisements or announcements are listed under various headings. 7) Free newspapers, which are delivered weekly to most homes, have the highest advertising content of all newspapers.

8) One of the most powerful and pervasive types of advertising is that of television, and slogans used in television commercials often become popular catchphrases. 9) All the independent channels in Britain and the satellite stations include commercial breaks in their schedules, both between programmes and during them. 10) Similar commercial advertising is carried by the independent radio stations. 11) ВВС television and radio (and in the USA, CBC and PBS), however, carry no advertising.

12) Manufacturers often use other methods of promotion to advertise their products. 13) Sometimes leaflets with details of a particular product are inserted in a magazine or newspaper, or posted to a person’s home. 14) Free samples of new products are often also delivered. 15) A firm may telephone people at home to tell them about a product or service, perhaps with a special “introductory offer” to persuade them to buy. 16) As more of these direct marketing and telephone “shots” are used both in Britain and the USA, many people regard them as a nuisance and ask for their names to be taken off the mailing lists, which are often sold by one company to another.

17) In towns, advertisements are seen on almost every street, both in individual shops and on hoardings and posters. 18) Stores place eye-catching notices in the window to tempt people in, and advertisements are put on buses and taxis, and inside trains on the London Underground.

19) Many large companies sponsor popular events as well as individual athletes or players, using the opportunity to advertise their name prominently at the sports ground or on the individual’s sportswear or equipment. 20) Tobacco companies frequently use this method.

21) Advertising on British television is subject to strict regulations.

1.     Превратите 5 любых утвердительных предложений из текста в вопросительные: общий, специальный, альтернативный, разделительный, вопрос к подлежащему.

2.     Любые 5 предложений из текста в действительном залоге переделайте в предложения в страдательном залоге.

3.     Выпишите из текста причастия и укажите:

а) какое это причастие (Participle I или Participle II);

б) в роли какого члена предложения оно выступает.

4.     Напишите номера предложений, в которых имеется инфинитив или сложное дополнение, и укажите форму и залог инфинитива.

5.     Напишите номера предложений, в которых имеется герундий, и укажите форму герундия.

[Gibsonmpgu]

Вряд ли кто-то возьмётся за эту работу. Только если энтузиаст какой-либо объявится. У нас так не принято. А проверить сделанное вами и помочь привести в приличный вид - с удовольствием.