10. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct passive voice: 1) Your parents (invite) to a meeting.
2) Where is your car? – It (mend) at the moment.
3) The books already (pack).
4) The castle can (see) from a long distance..
5) The guests must (meet) at noon.
6) A lot of money (to steal) from the shop last Sunday.
7) The work (to finish) at 6’o clock every day.
8) The trucks (to load) in 2 hours.
9) Our daughter (to send) to the south every year.
10) This film (to show) on TV next week.
11) The whole text must (to translate) today.

11. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct passive voice:

1) A new concert hall (to build) very soon.
2) Potatoes (to buy) yesterday.
3) The clock can (to repair) here.
4) Milk should (to sell) in this shop.
5) The whole text must (to translate) today.
6) The roads (cover) with the snow
7) Chocolate (make) from cocoa.
8) The Pyramids (build) in Egypt.
9) This coat (buy) four years ago.
10) The stadium (open) next month.

Sitting on the swing in front of you my good luck from birth.- And remember, my Christmas tree, as my grandfather has separated you from the walls of his home. But you don't linger in regrets, you loved the world of men, and dressing up became the New year and anniversary. My birthday celebrating, garland twining around the trunk, the clink of glasses you whispered – thank you for your love. You give me happiness gave you my caring love. Friends we have become in the century then.- And remember, there were those years when I could hold you I, when we were on a level with you. And remember, I told you everything, told you all my secrets. You're ideal for me was, always well dressed and pretty, fluffy and fragrant, resinous and healthy. For all eternity I'd spent with you.- And remember, there was joy and tears, for example, when my brother top you ball broke. Then I was very upset, crying, afraid, and suddenly do not heal it; and you shall be so forever, but passed everything, thank God.- And I know that you had always forgive, because otherwise could not, and in another way could not. And I never forgot you. I loved you and gave all positive feelings. But it's time, so the light died down, sunset has long passed and my grandmother wants me home. Goodbye, until tomorrow, sleep well.- And know that I loved you, now love, and love will be forever.

"Tea " In England there is a tradition to drink tea six times a day1 - British cup of tea , I wake up at 6-7 am and drinking tea in bed before washing and dressing. The tradition arose from raw climate of England and morning mists . A cup of tea to help them wake up. 2nd cup of tea Once they wake up , they go to the living room for breakfast. For breakfast, the British drink tea with milk and eat more often , porridge , fish or eggs bekonom.3 th cup of tea from the British Second breakfast (Lunch time) comes from 12.00 to 14.00 hours. At this time they also use chay.4 th cup of tea "Five-o-clock" - is an English high tea at 17.00 , followed by tea and small zakuskami.5 th cup of tea Lunch Englishmen comes very late at 19.00 - 20.00 , accompanied tea ("High tea") and plenty of food use in the living room at a huge round table near the fireplace , where I conducted besedy.6 - cup of tea After a late dinner , shortly before bedtime can enjoy British another cup chaya.V Russia has a tradition of tea drinking, but over time it has changed significantly . Before tea was very expensive , and it could not afford it. Therefore, in Russia appeared tea ceremony, which consisted in the ability to brew and pour tea , so that each of the guests received their portion of the same tea fortress. Tea brewed in a samovar , and then drank from cups and saucers deep gnawing with jam and sugar. In our time, it is not a ceremony , and the usual afternoon tea or family gatherings Saturday with cakes , pies , jam and candy.