Var. 2 I. Open the brackets and put the verbs in the right tense form (Active Voice).
1. When I looked out of the window. I … (see) that it … (snow) heavily,
2. How long … (you live) in New York?
3. Peter … (work) long hours this week.
4. My father … (marry) my mother in 1980
5. They … (stay) in a big hotel near the city centre at present.
6. We … (not visit) them for three months.
7. When I came into the room, they … (already discuss) this question.
8. She … (just/see) her manager.
9. They … (drive) to the beach every weekend last summer. 10. The weather (not be) cold yesterday.
II. Open the brackets using the correct tense form of the Passive Voice.
1. The work … (not finish) last night.
2. They … (ask) a lot of questions at the exam yesterday.
3. The salad … (just cook).
4. The room … (clean) every morning.
5. He … (show) the city tomorrow.

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beautiful woman – more beautiful woman – the most beautiful woman
interesting books – more interesting books – the most interesting books
in the interesting tale – in more interesting tale (=in the tale that is more interesting) – in the most interesting tale
beautiful trees – more beautiful trees – the most beautiful trees
beautiful toys – more beautiful toys – the most beautiful toys
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