Раскройте скобки, употребляя глаголы в present, past или future simple passive. 1. my question (to answer) yesterday. 2. hockey (to play) in winter. 3. mushrooms (to gather) in autumn. 4. many houses (to burn) during the great fire of london. 5. his new book (to write) next year. 6. flowers (to sell) in shops and in the streets. 7. st. petersburg (to found) in 1703. 8. bread (to eat) every day.

1. My question was answered yesterday.  
2. Hockey is played in winter.  
3. Mushrooms are gathered in autumn.
  4. Many houses were burnt during the Great Fire of London.  
5. His new book will be written next year.  
6. Flowers are sold in shops and in the streets.  
7. St. Petersburg was found in 1703.
  8. Bread is eaten every day.

1. My question was answered yesterday.
Explanation: The verb "answer" is in the past simple passive form because the action was done in the past and someone else did it.

2. Hockey is played in winter.
Explanation: The verb "play" is in the present simple passive form because it is a general statement and does not specify a particular time.

3. Mushrooms are gathered in autumn.
Explanation: The verb "gather" is in the present simple passive form because it is a general statement and does not specify a particular time.

4. Many houses were burned during the Great Fire of London.
Explanation: The verb "burn" is in the past simple passive form because the action was done in the past and someone else did it.

5. His new book will be written next year.
Explanation: The verb "write" is in the future simple passive form because the action will be done in the future and someone else will do it.

6. Flowers are sold in shops and in the streets.
Explanation: The verb "sell" is in the present simple passive form because it is a general statement and does not specify a particular time.

7. St. Petersburg was founded in 1703.
Explanation: The verb "found" is in the past simple passive form because the action was done in the past and someone else did it.

8. Bread is eaten every day.
Explanation: The verb "eat" is in the present simple passive form because it is a general statement and does not specify a particular time.