I.Раскройте скобки, употребив глаголы в Present, Past или Future Simple Passive. 1. Saint...

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I.Раскройте скобки, употребив глаголы в Present, Past или Future Simple
Passive.
1. Saint Petersburg (found) in 1703 by Peter the Great.
2. (the letter and the parcel / post) tomorrow?
3. They are upset. The construction of their new house (not / finish) on time.
4. Computer games (sell) all over the world.
5. (he / promote) to a higher position soon?
6. This topic (not / discuss) during the previous negotiations.
II. Раскройте скобки, употребив глаголы в действительном или
страдательном залоге. Переведите предложения.
1. These cars (not / make) in Japan.
2. English (speak) of in many countries of the world.
3. My sister (spend) all her money yesterday.
4. When (you / get) your driving license?
5. (Hamlet / write) by Shakespeare?
6. They (not / celebrate) their next wedding anniversary.
III. Преобразуйте следующие предложения из действительного залога в
страдательный.
1. We make glass from sand.
2. Somebody stole my bag while I was on the bus.
3. They will stage this play at the beginning of the next season.

Answer 1

1) was founded
2) Will the letter and the parcel be posted tomorrow?
3) The construction of their new house wasn't finished on time.
4) are sold 
5) Will he be  promotted to a higher position soon?
6) was discussed 
2
1) These cars weren't made in Japan    Эти машины не были сделаны в Японии
2)  Many countries in the world are spoken of English  Много стран в мире разговаривают английским 
3) All money were spent by my sister yesterday  Все деньги были потрачены моей сестрой вчера 
4) When will your driving license be got ? Когда твое водительское удостоверение будет получено
5) Hamlet was written by Shakespeare?   Гамлет был написан Шекспиром
6) Their next wedding anniversary will not be celebrated by them  Их следующий юбилей не будет отмечаться ими
3
1. Glass was made from sand by us 
2.  My bag was stolen by somebody while I was on the bus.
3 This play will be stayed at the beginning of the next season.