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Byron's poems (to publish) with enthusiasm by his contemporaries.

Byron's poems were published with enthusiasm by his contemporaries.

1. The novel (to translate) in 30 languages.

2. He (to say) about it yesterday.

3. Only English (to speak) at our English lessons.

4. The museum (to build) in the 18th century.

5. Flowers (to sell) in flower shops and in the streets.

6. We (to invite) to the concert last weekend.

7. Many interesting programmes (to show) on TV.

8. I (to give) a very exciting detective story yesterday.

9. Usually the doctor (to send), when somebody is ill.

10. The first English book (to print) by William Caxton in 1477.

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Леонард

3 января, 23:02

Откройте скобки и поставьте глагол в Present или Past Indefinite Passive.

Model:

Byron's poems (to publish) with enthusiasm by his contemporaries.

Byron's poems were published with enthusiasm by his contemporaries.

1. The novel (to translate) in 30 languages.

2. He (to say) about it yesterday.

3. Only English (to speak) at our English lessons.

4. The museum (to build) in the 18th century.

5. Flowers (to sell) in flower shops and in the streets.

6. We (to invite) to the concert last weekend.

7. Many interesting programmes (to show) on TV.

8. I (to give) a very exciting detective story yesterday.

9. Usually the doctor (to send), when somebody is ill.

10. The first English book (to print) by William Caxton in 1477.

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1. The novel (was translated) in 30 languages.

2. He (was told) about it yesterday.

3. Only English (is spoken) at our English lessons.

4. The museum (was built) in the 18th century.

5. Flowers (are sold) in flower shops and in the streets.

6. We (were invited) to the concert last weekend.

7. Many interesting programmes (are shown) on TV.

8. I (was given) a very exciting detective story yesterday.

9. Usually the doctor (is sent) for, when somebody is ill.

10. The first English book (was printed) by William Caxton in 1477.