Put the right form of verb.

She ... to translate new films to the studio last week.

a) was invited

b) have invited

c) had invited

The third form of the verb "to see" the third form of the verb "to bring" the third form of the verb "to be" the third form of the verb "to send" the third form of the verb "to read" the third form of the verb "to go"?

Put the verb in brackets into the Present Passive. The film ... by Clint Eastwood. (direct) Put the verb in brackets into the Present Passive. The leading role ... by Meryl Streep. (play) Put the verb in brackets into the Present Passive.

Open the brackets. He (to have) a book. He has a book. He (to have/to have to) translate this text. He has to translate this text. 1. She (to have/to have to) wash the floor in this room. 2. The student (to have/to have to) clean the blackboard. 3.

I'm sorry I left without you last night, but I told you to meet me early because the presentation started at 8:00. I had worked / had been working to get it right for years, and I didn't want to miss the beginning.

Choose the correct form. 1) When the film started I realized that I (saw/had seen) it. 2) She (realized/had realized) that she (met/had met) him before.