Question

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Passive or active voice: Complete the text below by putting the verbs in
the correct form in each gap.

The Australian Open Tennis Championships

The Championships ________ (run) by Tennis Australia, formerly the LTAA,
and _____ (play) in 1905 first at the Warehouseman’s Cricket Ground in St Kilda
Road, Melbourne. Historically, the tournament _____ (play) in the various states of
Australia; however, in 1972 it ____ (decide) to keep the Open in the city
that _____ (attract) the greatest patronage. Melbourne was that city, and Kooyong
Lawn Tennis Club was the selected venue. Since then the event _____ (grow) in
stature and popularity, both in Australia and internationally. As the event _____
(grow), so too did the need to ______ (upgrade) and _______ (improve) facilities.
Flinders Park ______ (build) when the State Government _______ (realise) the
existing facilities were not adequate for a Grand Slam tournament. Construction of
the Centre, a multi-purpose venue, ______ (commence) in 1986 and ____
(complete) in January 1988, to be the scene of the 1988 Ford Australian Open.
Further development to the venue ______ (occur) during 1995, with these

works _____ (complete) for the 1996 event. The move to Flinders Park was an
immediate success with an 80% increase in attendance on the previous year at
Kooyong. The venue name change from Flinders Park to Melbourne Park ______
(occur) on Monday 29 January, 1996.

Answer 1

Ответ:

The Championships are run by Tennis Australia, formerly the LTAA, and were played in 1905 first at the Warehouseman’s Cricket Ground in St Kilda Road, Melbourne.

Historically, the tournament was played in the various states of Australia; however, in 1972 it was decided to keep the Open in the city that attracted the greatest patronage. Melbourne was that city, and Kooyong Lawn Tennis Club was the selected venue.

Since then the event has grown in stature and popularity, both in Australia and internationally. As the event grew, so too did the need to upgrade and improve facilities. Flinders Park was built when the State Government realised the existing facilities were not adequate for a Grand Slam tournament. Construction of the Centre, a multi-purpose venue, commenced in 1986 and was completed in January 1988, to be the scene of the 1988 Ford Australian Open. Further development to the venue occurred during 1995, with these works being completed for the 1996 event.

The move to Flinders Park was an immediate success with an 80% increase in attendance on the previous year at Kooyong.

The venue name change from Flinders Park to Melbourne Park occurred on Monday 29 January, 1996.