Complete the dialogues using passive structures.
example: – have you posted the letters? - not yet. they will be
posted tomorrow.
a) 1. – have you posted the letters? -
2. — has nick washed the plates? - sorry, he can't do it.
3. — i can't finish this work. - don't worry.
4. — what do you know about the delegation from france? -
5. – when will we have new pens for the office? -
example: - have you finished the letter? - not yet, i'm sure it
can be written later.
b) 1. – have you finished the letter? — (it can
2. – have they typed the papers? - (they must
3. – have you brought any news? - (it should
4. – all these people are invited, but i don't see mr brown's
name on the list. - (he has to
5. – how often do rabbits get their food? - (they ought to
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1. if it (rains), we (will stay) at home.2. michael (will not/agree) with you even if you (ask) him.3. he (would not have had ) a bad accident last friday if he (had driven) more carefully.4. if bill (does not/ keep) his word, lily (will be) disappointed with him.5. i’m sure liz (will come) to see us if she (has) time.6. if you (take) a taxi, you (will be) there in time.7. if it (rains), you (will get) wet.8. you (will be able to) do it if you (try).9. i (would go) to the hospital if i (were) you.10. we (would make) a cake if we (had bought) some eggs yesterday.11. if i (knew) english well, i (would be) an interpreter.12. if i (had) a holiday now, i (would go) to spain.13. i think jim (would have entered) the university last year if he (had passed) the exams.14. if i (were) you, i (would buy) this dress.15. if you (ask), she (will help) you.