Question

. Use the verb in brackets in the proper voice and tense form
1. I just (offer) an interesting job. 2. This house (build) before World
War II (break) out. 3. The car (send) for as soon as all the things (pack).
4. This book already (sell) out. It is in great demand. 5. We (get) upset
when we learnt that our luggage (lose). 6. You (tell) that the meeting is
fixed for Monday? 7. I (not/know) that he (not/invite) to the party.
8. When we (arrive), the room at the hotel already (book).

Answer 1

Відповідь:

1. I have just offered an interesting job.
2. This house was built before the World War II broke out.
3. The car will be sent for as soon as all the things have been packed.
4. This book has already sold out. It is in great demand.
5. We got upset when we learned that our luggage had been lost.
6. Have you been told that the meeting is fixed for Monday?
7. I didn't know that he had not been invited to the party.
8. When we arrived, the room at the hotel had already been booked.

Answer 2

I have just offere dan interesting job.

This house was built before the World War II broke out.

The car will be sent for as soon as all the things have been packed.

This book has already sold out. It is in great demand.

We got upset when we learned that our luggage had been lost.

Have you been told that the meeting is fixed for Monday?

I didn't know that he had not been invited to the party.