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1. complete the sentences using the present simple passive

1. hockey (play) in winter.

2. flowers (sell) in shops and in the streets.

3. bread (eat) every day.

4. many houses (build) every day.

5. thousands of calls (make) from mobile phones every day.

6. stars (see) in the sky at night.

7. coffee (grow) in south america.

8. the news (report) every day.

9. animals (feed) 3 times a day.

10. milk (produce) by cows.

2. complete the sentences using the past simple passive:

1. my question (answer) yesterday.

2. st. petersburg (found) in 1703.

3. i (give) a very interesting book at the library last friday.

4. the house (not paint) last month.

5. the children (give) christmas presents.

6. his news car (steal) a few days ago.

7. you (invite) to the party last week.

8. i (wake up) by the noise.

9. the child (save) from the deep river.

10. the tiger (see) among the trees.

3. complete the sentences using the future simple passive:

1. his new book (finish) next year.

2. nick (send) to moscow next week.

3. the matter (discuss) at the next meeting.

4. the documents (send) to the manager tomorrow.

5. the work (finish) by 5 o’clock.

6. the parcel (deliver) next week.

7. the pupil (ask) at the lesson.

8. the cake (make) on sunday.

9. presents (give) next month.

10. a new shop (open) in three days.

4. complete the sentences using past simple or past continuous:

1. when jack (see) bobby, he (talk) with his friends.

2. they (play) when their mother

3. teddy (speak) over the phone when the door bell (ring).

4. paul (watch) when his mother (come) into the room.

5. michael (drink) coffee while he (read) the newspaper.

6. while nick (ski) in the mountains, teddy (swim) in the ocean.

7. while jane (read) a book, susan (watch) tv.

8. don and kim (talk) while they (play) chess.

Christopher Columbus was born in Genoa between August and October 1451. His father was a weaver and small-time merchant. As a teenager, Christopher went to sea, travelled extensively and eventually made Portugal his base. It was here that he initially attempted to gain royal patronage for a westward voyage to the Orient - his 'enterprise of the Indies'.When this failed, and appeals to the French and English courts were also rejected, Columbus found himself in Spain, still struggling to win backing for his project. Finally, King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella agreed to sponsor the expedition, and on 3 August 1492, Columbus and his fleet of three ships, the Santa Maria, the Pinta and the Niña, set sail across the Atlantic.Ten weeks later, land was sighted. On 12 October, Columbus and a group of his men set foot on an island in what later became known as the Bahamas. Believing that they had reached the Indies, the newcomers dubbed the natives 'Indians'. Initial encounters were friendly, but indigenous populations all over the New World were soon to be devastated by their contact with Europeans. Columbus landed on a number of other islands in the Caribbean, including Cuba and Hispaniola, and returned to Spain in triumph. He was made 'admiral of the Seven Seas' and viceroy of the Indies, and within a few months, set off on a second and larger voyage. More territory was covered, but the Asian lands that Columbus was aiming for remained elusive. Indeed, others began to dispute whether this was in fact the Orient or a completely 'new' world.Columbus made two further voyages to the newfound territories, but suffered defeat and humiliation along the way. A great navigator, Columbus was less successful as an administrator and was accused of mismanagement. He died on 20 May 1506 a wealthy but disappointed man.
Known as 'the man who discovered America', Columbus was in fact trying to find a westward sea passage to the Orient when he landed in the New World in 1492. This unintentional discovery was to change the course of world history.

1. A bear has got a thin body A bear hasn’t got a thin body. It  has got a fat body 2. Mice have got big eyes. Mice haven’t  got big eyes. They  have got small eyes 3. A dog has got a small head. A dog hasn’t got a small head. It has  got a big head
4. A cat has got a fat body. A cat hasn’t got a fat body . It has got a thin body
5. Elephants have got short legs.  Elephants haven’t  got short legs.  They  have got long  legs.  
6. Sheep have got long tails. Sheep haven’t  got long tails. They  have got short tails.