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1. These wax figures are like real,... ?
2. We went on guided tour last summer,...?
3. London isn’t the capital of the USA,...?
4. Mary has been to the ODEON,...?
5. I don’t often go to the cinema, ... ?
6. Mary and Christy haven’t visited the Downing Street yet,... ? 7. I acted in the perfomance well, ... ?
2. When she got the results of her medical tests, she realised that she (had been feeling ) ill since she (was) on holiday.
3. The door was unlocked. She (wondered) who (had left) the door open.
4. He (was playing) football when the ball (hit) his head.
5. He (had been driving) to work for half an hour when suddenly his car (broke) down.
6. When he arrived at the office he (discovered) that he (had left) all the necessary papers at home.
7. Susan (was typing) some letters when the boss ( asked) her into his office.
8. She looked tired. She (had been typing) letters all morning.
9. Yesterday afternoon it (was still raining) when I (got) home.
10. He (was cleaning) the car when the phone rang, so he (did not answer) it.
11. When I (was) little, my mother (used) to feed me.
12. Jane's clothes were wet. She (had been washing) her dog.
13. Jerry (was) nervous, for he (had never flown) in an aeroplane before.
14. I (never liked) going to the cinema on my own when I was a teenager.
15. Kate (was dancing), but when she saw a newcomer she (stopped).
2. Three quarters of the United Kingdom’s land is dedicated (present smple passive) to agriculture.
3. The business has been sold (present perfect passive) off early this month.
4. They are supplying (present continuous passive) the necessary raw materials.
5. The company lost (past simple active) an enormous sum in that business.
6. Great Britain imports (present smple active) raw materials from other countries.
7. How many workers are employed (present smple passive) in American industry?
8. Industry will be spreading (future continuous active) out.
9. The manufacturing industry grew (past simple avtive) 3 years later.
10. These factors haven’t affected (present perfect active) the prices.
1. Для производства таких изделий требуется квалифицированный труд.
2. Три четверти земель Соединенного Королевства выделено для сельского хозяйства.
3. Предприятие было продано в начале этого месяца.
4. Они поставляют необходимое сырье.
5. В этом бизнесе компания потеряла огромные деньги.
6. Великобритания импортирует сырье из других стран.
7. Сколько работников заняты в американской промышленности?
8. Производство будет разрастаться.
9. Производство увеличилось 3 года спустя.
10. Эти факторы не повлияли на цены.