A.Lincoln (kill)
was killed in 1865.
Back
then, people (judge) were judged by the color
of their skin.
They (send) will be sent back to
their country next month.
Nowadays,
racial discrimination (forbid) is forbidden by law.
His car
(repair) was repaired
yesterday.
You forgot
your umbrella, it (find) was
found at work.
In
a few months, the criminals (judge) will be judged.
The rights of
colored people (protect) are
protected by the 1964
Civil Rights Act.
During
Reconstruction, many Blacks in the South
(mistreat) were
mistreated.
Back
then, most African Americans (not treat) were not treated as
citizens.
My laptop is
finally working again: it (repair) has been repaired!
They (send) were sent to jail last
year.
The presents
(offer) will be offered
tomorrow.
Slavery
(outlaw) was outlawed
at the end of the Civil War.
Theft
(punish) is punished
by law.
Nowadays,
most clothes (make) are
made in China.
Today,
English (speak) is spoken
almost everywhere!
Tax reforms
(announce) will be
announced soon.
I’m sure your
problem (solve) will be
solved tomorrow.
The leak
(repair) was repaired
/ has been repaired by our plumber.
Vocabulary:
The color of
their skin: la couleur de leur peau
Forbid:
interdire
Mistreat:
maltraiter
Punish: punir
Solve:
résoudre
Citizen:
citoyen
Nowadays: de nos jours
Back then: à l’époque