5 Using the passive voice, expand the signs, notices and advertisements in the table to fill in the gaps in the sentences below, as in the example. A BREAKFAST SERVED 6 AM - 11 AM B ENGLISH TEACHERS WANTED C VOLUNTEERS NEEDED D STORE CLOSED E SPEED CHECKED BY RADAR 1 ..Breakfast is served from 6 am to 11 am... at the Sunnyside Diner every morning. 2 It is a national holiday tomorrow and at the Children's Hospital for weekends. on the highway leading from Providence to Boston. at the International Language School for the next school year.​

1. These are spiders. 2. Those are snails. 3. These are stars. 4. These are film stars. 5. Those are cartoons. 6. These are boys. 7. These are babies. 8. Those are plates. 9. Those are flowers. 10. Those are bookshelves. 11. Are these sofas? 12. Are these bookcases? 13. Are these men? 14. Are those balls? 15. Are those trains? 16. Are those planes? 17. Are  the windows open? 18. Are the doors closed? 19.Are the boys near the windows? 20. Those are not kings. 21. Those are not queens. 22. Those are not busses. 23. Those aren't mountains. 24. These aren't geese. 25. These aren't mice. 26. They are sheep. 27. They are calendars. 28. They are cats. 29. They are not girls. 30. They aren't bags. 31. They aren't trees. 32. They aren't bad eggs. 33. They are good eggs. 34. Are those flowers? 35. Are these roses? 36. These are teapots.

Red Square is a city square in the capital of Russia.

It is a symbol of Russia and Moscow.

It is a central square of all Russia.

It is very beautiful. 

People say that the name Red Square comes from the colour of the bricks or from the link between the colour red and communism.

There you can see  Lenin's Mausoleum,  Saint Basil's Cathedral, GUM department store, Kazan Cathedral.

There is also a monument on the square.

It is a bronze statue of Kuzma Minin and Dmitry Pozharsky.

They  helped to clear Moscow from the Polish invaders in 1612, during theTimes of Trouble.

On May 9 every year you can see Victory Day parade there.

A lot of tourists come to see it.