Rewrite the following active sentences, using the passive form

(Simple or Perfect) :

Example: Special courts administer ecclesiastical law. - Ecclesiastical

law is administered by special courts.

1. The organizers will supply all relevant information about the

meeting in advance. 2. The Act of Union united Great Britain with

Ireland. 3. English law has greatly influenced Scots law. 4. The English

courts interpret Acts of Parliament according to fixed rules of

precedent. 5. It is possible that the Verkhovna Rada will eventually

codify Ukrainian law. 6. Roman law has influenced many modern

European legal systems. 7. The Treaty and Acts of Union of 1706 and

1707 established one parliament for Great Britain.

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29 июня, 21:10

Rewrite the following active sentences, using the passive form

(Simple or Perfect) :

Example: Special courts administer ecclesiastical law. - Ecclesiastical

law is administered by special courts.

1. The organizers will supply all relevant information about the

meeting in advance. 2. The Act of Union united Great Britain with

Ireland. 3. English law has greatly influenced Scots law. 4. The English

courts interpret Acts of Parliament according to fixed rules of

precedent. 5. It is possible that the Verkhovna Rada will eventually

codify Ukrainian law. 6. Roman law has influenced many modern

European legal systems. 7. The Treaty and Acts of Union of 1706 and

1707 established one parliament for Great Britain.

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1. all relevant information about the meeting in advance will be supplied by the organizers. 2. Great Britain was united with

Ireland by the Act of Union. 3. Scots law has been greately influenced by English law. 4. Acts of Parliament are interpreted by the English

courts according to fixed rules of

precedent. 5. It is possible that Ukrainian law will be eventually codify by the Verkhovna Rada. 6. Many modern European legal systems has been influenced by Roman law. 7. One parliament for Great Britain was established by the Treaty and Acts of Union of 1706 and 1707.