Поставьте глаголы в скобках в правильную форму в Continuous Passive.

1Look at that! A new supermarket in this street. (build)
2You car will be ready soon. It just . (wash)
3You can't see the horses, they now. (feed)
4What's the problem? The film today. (not- show)
5Wait a minute please. The dinner for you. (prepare)
6Because of the fire children at their classrooms. (not - teach)
7I can't use my PC. A new operating system on it. (install)
8The pool is now full of hair because swim caps in it. (not - use)
9Christmas is coming and much more goods in shops. (display)
10I'm sorry, it's 10 o'clock. Customers anymore. (not - serve)

1. Look at that! A new supermarket is being built in this street.
This sentence is in the present continuous passive tense (is being built) because we are talking about an action that is happening at the moment of speaking (the construction of the supermarket). In the passive voice, the subject of the sentence is receiving the action of the verb.

2. Your car will be ready soon. It is just being washed.
This sentence is in the present continuous passive tense (is being washed) because we are talking about an action that is happening at the moment of speaking (the washing of the car). In this case, the future passive tense is used to indicate a future action.

3. You can't see the horses, they are being fed now.
This sentence is in the present continuous passive tense (are being fed) because we are talking about an action that is happening at the moment of speaking (the feeding of the horses). The verb "see" is used in the negative form to indicate that the action of feeding the horses is preventing the subject from seeing them.

4. What's the problem? The film is not being shown today.
This sentence is in the present continuous passive tense (is not being shown) because we are talking about an action that is not happening at the moment of speaking (the showing of the film). The verb "show" is used in the negative form to indicate that the action of showing the film is not taking place.

5. Wait a minute please. The dinner is being prepared for you.
This sentence is in the present continuous passive tense (is being prepared) because we are talking about an action that is happening at the moment of speaking (the preparation of the dinner). In this case, the dinner is being prepared specifically for the subject.

6. Because of the fire, children are not being taught in their classrooms.
This sentence is in the present continuous passive tense (are not being taught) because we are talking about an action that is not happening at the moment of speaking (the teaching of the children). The verb "teach" is used in the negative form to indicate that the action of teaching the children is not taking place due to the fire.

7. I can't use my PC. A new operating system is being installed on it.
This sentence is in the present continuous passive tense (is being installed) because we are talking about an action that is happening at the moment of speaking (the installation of the new operating system). The verb "use" is used in the negative form to indicate that the subject is unable to use their PC because of the ongoing installation.

8. The pool is now full of hair because swim caps are not being used in it.
This sentence is in the present continuous passive tense (are not being used) because we are talking about an action that is not happening at the moment of speaking (the use of swim caps). The verb "use" is used in the negative form to indicate that the action of using swim caps is not taking place, resulting in the pool being full of hair.

9. Christmas is coming and much more goods are being displayed in shops.
This sentence is in the present continuous passive tense (are being displayed) because we are talking about an action that is happening at the moment of speaking (the display of goods in shops). The verb "come" is used to indicate a future action, while the verb "display" is in the present continuous passive to indicate an ongoing action.

10. I'm sorry, it's 10 o'clock. Customers are not being served anymore.
This sentence is in the present continuous passive tense (are not being served) because we are talking about an action that is not happening at the moment of speaking (the serving of the customers). The verb "serve" is used in the negative form to indicate that the action of serving the customers is not taking place anymore.