Fill in the spaces with words to complete the passive form of each present continuous sentence. 1) They are putting the books in the wrong place. 2) They are closing a lot of night clubs in this area due to the noise. 3) The dentist is doing some work on my teeth. 4) The local council are pulling down the old flats around here. 5) Somebody is using the coffee machine just now. 6) They are building a motorway across our land. 7) Are the police watching that person? 8) Can you tell me if they're opening the pool now? 9) Nobody is dealing with this problem. 10) They are not cutting down these trees in the end.

— Hi, it’s great that you come back. I’m glad to see you.
— Hi, yeah, thank you, either me
— What airport did you arrive?
— This airport called “London-city”.
—Great. What means of transport did you use in the city?
— I used a lot of types of transport, but I can call you some of them : car, bus, subway.
— How long have you been in the city?
— I have been in the city one week.
— Who you came to?
— I visited my sister there. I haven’t seen her for 2 years.
— Oh, it’s quite a lot. What is the most interesting you did?
— You know, I like simple things. I enjoyed walking. And of course i visited Madame Tussaud’s museum. It was amazing.
— Why did you visit London at school time?
— Because my sister is very busy and I wanted to see her so much.
—When did you come back?
— I came back just yesterday.
— How did you feel about it?
— About returning home?
— Yes.
— I felt so upset, because I really like London.

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Emily Dickinson was one of the three children of Edward Dickinson, a US congressman. She was born in the USA and she grew up in Amherst, Massachusetts. She did not like social activities and she lived a lonely life in Amherst. Before Emily Dickinson was 30 she had become a recluse. She did not leave her father's house and had few visitors. She wrote beautiful poems and very few people and knew about it. Before Emily died she had written more than 1000 poems. In 1886 she made her famous all over. Her poems the world.