a) Many people attended the lecture.
b) The film disappointed us very much.
c) Someone has eaten the cake.
d) He will leave the tickets on the table.
e) The teacher corrects our exercises at home.
f) Everyone can see film soon.
g) The waiter has brought the menu.
h) An economic crisis followed the war.
i) The teacher will return our papers tomorrow.
j) She had finished the report by noon.
k) They were discussing a new plan when we came in.
l) They are making arrangements for the departure.
m) Someone has broken the tree.
n) You must answer all the questions on the paper.
o) People speak English in many countries of the world.
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a) A lot of new houses () in Kiev and other Ukrainian towns lately.
b) When () this letter? The letter ( ) this morning.
c) By whom ( ) this article into English? The article () already.
d) This question () when we came in.
e) Where are the students? The students () now in the next room.
f) By the time they arrived the work ( ).
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a) Almost half of the shoes which__________in the United States these days
are trainers.
b) Nowadays major sporting superstars__________huge sums of money to
advertise products.
c) Sales of sports goods in general______________by the interest in fitness and
running in the 80s and 90s.
e) Many parents_____________to buy expensive top brands by their fashion-
conscious children.
f) Trainers and other goods_____________in many contries.
g) Surprisingly, sales of trainers___________by the fact that they have
been a fashion item for so many years.
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The production of counterfeit is rising. Top brand names __________ (reproduce) illegally all over the world and billions of dollars __________ (lose) each year in tax revenue. In fact, 5% of the worlds trade __________ (represent) by this black market. Frequently counterfeit goods __________ (buy) by people who think that they are the real thing. Those that suspect they arent, buy them because of the price. Fake perfume, for instance, can __________ (buy) at a garter of the price of the real thing. Top companies are complaining that their reputations __________ (damage) by inferior products, and although new anti-counterfeiting laws __________ (introduce) in Europe, the situation has not improved. This is partly because the production of counterfeit goods __________ (organize) by some of the sophisticated criminal organization in the world.
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a. English is ___________ here.
b. Volvos are ___________ in Sweden.
c. Is service ___________ in the bill? Our kitchen is being ___________ at the moment.
d. Whisky is ___________ in Scotland.
e. Our factory is being __________ over by an American company.
f. About one thousand people are ___________ in that factory.
g. Lots of tulips are ___________ in Holland.
h. That block of flats is being ___________ because it is unsafe.
i. In Britain milk is ___________ to your doorstep.
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Amy Johnson
The first woman pilot to fly to Australia
(English, 1903-1941)
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Amy Johnson (a) _____________ the London Aeroplane Club when she was still a schoolgirl. There, she (b) ____________ how to service planes and she (c) ____________ to a pilot called Jim Mollison, who
(d) ____________ the record for a flight to Australia. In 1930, Amy (e) ___________ to beat his record. She (f) ____________, but she was still the first woman to fly to Australia. When she (g) ________________, she and Jim Mollison (h) ____________. Amy was very popular and a song (i) ____________ about her: Amy, wonderful Amy! Her death is a mystery. During the war, in 1941, she and her aeroplane (j) _____________ into the sea.
