Question

Раскройте скобки, употребляя глаголы в Present или Future Simple Passive

1.Bread (To eat) every day.
2.The letter (to receive) yestrday.
3.Nick(to send) to Moscow next week.
4.I (to ask) at the lesson yesterday.
5.I (to give) a very interesting book at the library last Friday.
6.Many houses (to build) in our town every year.
7.This work (to do)tomorrow.
8.This text (to translate) at the last lesson.
9.These trees (to plant) last autumn.
10.Many interesting games always (to play) at out PT lesson.
11.This done (to give) to my dos tomorrow.
12.We (to invite) to a concert last Saturday.
13.My question(to answer) yesterday.
14.Hockey (to play) in winter.
15.Mushrooms (to gather) in autumm.
16.Many houses (to burn) during the Great Fire of London.
17.His new book (to finish) next yaer.
18.Flowers (to sell) in shops and in the streets.
19.St. Petersburg(to found) in 1703

Answer 1

1is eaten
2was received
3will be sent
4was asked
5was given
6are built
7will be done
8was translated
9were planted
10many interesting games are always played........
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12were invited
13was answered
14is played
15are gathered
16were burnt
17will be finished
18are sold
19was founded

Answer 2

1.Bread is eaten every day.
2.The letter was received yestrday.
3.Nick will be sent to Moscow next week.
4.I was asked at the lesson yesterday.
5.I was given a very interesting book at the library last Friday.
6.Many houses are built in our town every year.
7.This work will be done tomorrow.
8.This text was translated at the last lesson.
9.These trees were planted last autumn.
10.Many interesting games are always played at out PT lesson.
11.This done will be given to my dos tomorrow.
12.We were invited to a concert last Saturday.
13.My question was answered yesterday.
14.Hockey is played in winter.
15.Mushrooms are gathered in autumm.
16.Many houses were burnt during the Great Fire of London.
17.His new book will be finished next yaer.
18.Flowers are sold in shops and in the streets.
19.St. Petersburg was founded in 1703