1.Read the text and complete the gaps (1-5) with the parts of sentences (A-F).
There is one extra part!
A Working Wanderer
Do you want to spend your summer travelling while working at the same time?
Are you a nature lover ?
Then, WWOOF is the way to go! WWOOF stands for World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms. It gives everyday people the chance to work on farms owned by organic farmers and smallholders in return for food and accommodation.
This organic movement, , aims to support organic growers who are trying to influence consumers in a positive way. Volunteers have to register and join the WWOOF organisation of the country they would like to offer their services in.
Then, after discussing the length of their stay with their host, they assist with a variety of tasks like sowing seeds, gardening, planting, weeding, feeding animals .
WWOOF has become very popular in a number of countries around the globe and is still growing among people with a similar goal; the continuous improvement of a better and healthier environment.
Volunteers have given thousands of hours of hard work to help organic growers, and these farmers have given their time by opening the door to a way of living .
It’s an enjoyable experience of making new friends and exchanging knowledge while making a difference to the world!

A which started in England in autumn 1971
B that continues to change people’s lives
C which host people from around the world
D who is willing to help the environment
E and even making products from food and other materials
F who wish to take part
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1)this text will be translated next year
2)her face was hidden by the branches of the bush
3)some metro lines are been constructed
4)Russian isn't spoken
5)Paper was invited by Chinese

1)is spoken
2)was burnt down
3)is just found
4)will be opened
5)не дописано до конца

1)Hamlet was written by Shakespeare
2)this car is driven by electricity
3)your car is been repaired
4)не знаю
5)a new rule has been just explained by the teacher

1)was built
2)will be told (не знаю)
3)are made
4)has been already stolen
5)will be built

1) ACTIVE: His cat has bitten me. PASSIVE: I have been bitten by his cat.

2) ACTIVE: He gave me the key to his car. PASSIVE:  I was given the key to his car (by him).

3) ACTIVE: They have been preparing their project since last week. PASSIVE: The projest has been being prepared (by them) since last week.

4) ACTIVE: I will bring the gift tonight. PASSIVE: The gift will be brought tonight (by me).

5) ACTIVE: She has just finished the ironing. PASSIVE: The ironing has just been finished (by her).

6) ACTIVE: They will have finished repairing my car by this time tomorrow. PASSIVE: Repairing my car will have been finished by this time tomorrow.

7) ACTIVE: You can play this game with two players. PASSIVE: This game can be played with two players.

8) ACTIVE: The company has delivered the furniture. PASSIVE: The furniture has been delivered by the company.

9) ACTIVE: We prepared a nice meal for the guests. PASSIVE: A nice meal for the guests was prepared (by us).

10) ACTIVE: The kids are playing football on the playground. PASSIVE: Football is being played on the playground.

11) ACTIVE: I had done my homework before my parents came home. PASSIVE: My homework had been done by me before my parents came home.

12) ACTIVE: My father was telling my brother to calm down. PASSIVE: My brother was being told by my father to calm down.

13) ACTIVE: I must prepare a project for tomorrow. PASSIVE: A project must be prepared by me for tomorrow.

14) ACTIVE: My mother is laying the table for dinner now. PASSIVE: The table is being laid (by my mother) for dinner now.

15) ACTIVE: I am going to play a nice song for you soon. PASSIVE:  A nice song is going to be played for you soon.

16) ACTIVE: I have just bought this new iPhone. PASSIVE: This new iPhone has just been bought (by me).

17) ACTIVE: He had already bought the tickets before the concert. PASSIVE: The tickets have already been bought (by him) before the concert.

18) ACTIVE: They received an award for their investigation. PASSIVE: An award was received by them for their investigation.

19) ACTIVE: She was cleaning her house when I saw her. PASSIVE: Her house was being cleaned by her when she was seen by me.