XVI. Insert the auxiliary or modal verb:

1. The telegram ... sent at five o’clock yesterday. 2. I am sure, a lot of questions ... be asked when he finishes speaking. 3. The traffic rules must ... always followed. 4. This book ... enjoyed by a person of any age. 5. Umbrellas and coats must ... left in the cloakroom. 6. The shops ... opened at 8 o’clock in the morning. 7. The doctor ... called early in the morning. 8. These questions won’t ... raised at tomorrow’s meeting.

XVII. Translate into English:

1. Роман написано молодим талановитим автором. 2. Адресу на конверті було написано олівцем. 3. Уранці я подивився у вікно і побачив, що землю вкрито снігом. 4. Лист було відправлено авіапоштою. 5. Лист було написано чорнилом. 6. Цю споруду побудовано з цегли. 7. Їхню розмову було перервано несподіваним приходом ще одного гостя. 8. Цю картину було намальовано невідомим художником. 9. Відповідь вам надішлють поштою. 10. Борошно продається кілограмами. 11. Цей папір неможливо розрізати ножицями.

The Passive Voice. Perfect Tenses

XVIII. Make the following sentences interrogative and negative:

1. This novel has been translated into Ukrainian. 2. The tickets had been sold by that time. 3. The telegram had been delivered in time. 4. The house will have been built by January. 5. He has been invited to the party. 6. This letter has just been signed by the director.

XIX. Open the brackets, using the Passive Voice:

1. He was sure that his mistake never (discover). 2. When she returned, the subject of the conversation already (change). 3. She didn’t follow the advice she (give). 4. Everybody (send) an invitation? 5. All the books from the library (return) by the end of the term. 6. The invitation (refuse; accept)? 7. I didn’t know that the letter (lose). 8. He said he had never been there but he often (tell) about this place. 9. It always (know) as a most wonderful place for a holiday. 10. When my parents were born, television (not invent) yet. 11. I never (speak) to like that before. 12. There are books that (not read) for years. 13. The house was dark and damp inside like any other building which (not live in). 14. When we came to the cinema, all the seats (sell).

XX. Put the sentences into the Passive mentioning the agent where

necessary:

1. The secretary has recently brought this letter. 2. Mary has lost her key. 3. We have looked for the telegram everywhere. 4. They went home after they had finished the work. 5. The police have arrested three men. 6. Somebody had cleaned my shoes. 7. I have posted the letter. 8. My little brother has broken this cup. 9. She has locked the door. 10. The children have eaten the cake. 11. They had written the composition before the bell rang. 12. By this time tomorrow, the president will have made the announcement. 13. I didn’t know that they hadn’t invited him. 14. Tom has just spilled the milk. 15. The teacher has checked our dictations. 16. They had told him the news before he left.