6 Complete Panama Kate's last letter to Mr Smith. Dear Mr Smith I hope you get this letter I am in ... Hou did I get here? Well, first ... After that, we ... Please help! Paxima Kate 43
2. These tablets should be taken before meals. 3. Coloured clothes must be washed separately. 4. He was sent out of the classroom by the teacher. 5. This summer Spain will be visited by thousands of British tourists. 6. My rotten tooth was pulled out by the dentist. 7. He is being questioned now by the police. 8. A complaint has been made by someone. 9. The lights had been left on. 10. My arm was broken when I fell out of a tree. 11. The cat was being slowly poisoned by the horrible old man. 12. The mountains will have been covered with the snow by Christmas. 13. Breakfast is served at 7 a.m. 14. Who was the parcel delivered by? 15. She was made to clean her room by her parents. 16. The work will have been finished by tonight. 17. She had been warned that she might lose her job. 18. Who was America discovered by? 19. Who is your dog going to be fed by? 20. Who was the phone answered by? 21. Who was the prize given to? 22. Which building is going to be knocked down?
Dating in the 19..s (was) very structured. The dating rules (were) firmly established. Boys and girls usually (began) dating in high school. Of course, they (needed) their parents' permission. Many teenagers (were) even chaperoned (accompanied by parents). The boy (met) his date's parents and (talked) with them for a little while. Then, the young couple usually (left) for a movie, and a soda and snack, which the boy (paid) for. The young people (observed) curfews and (said) goodnight at the front door.
Текст 2: In the 19..s dating (was) far more casual. Children (began) dating in junior high school, and many youngsters (had) steady girlfriends or boyfriends. The younger couples (might be) escorted by their parents, but as soon as they (were) in high school, couples (rebelled) at the idea of being chaperoned. Dutch treat dating (was) acceptable and because of the teens limited finances, it (occurred) quite frequently. Girls (called) boys and (asked) for dates. They even (paid) for dates. Curfews (were) observed only in a few families. Today, teenagers (have) more independence in all aspects of dating.
3. Coloured clothes must be washed separately.
4. He was sent out of the classroom by the teacher.
5. This summer Spain will be visited by thousands of British tourists.
6. My rotten tooth was pulled out by the dentist.
7. He is being questioned now by the police.
8. A complaint has been made by someone.
9. The lights had been left on.
10. My arm was broken when I fell out of a tree.
11. The cat was being slowly poisoned by the horrible old man.
12. The mountains will have been covered with the snow by Christmas.
13. Breakfast is served at 7 a.m.
14. Who was the parcel delivered by?
15. She was made to clean her room by her parents.
16. The work will have been finished by tonight.
17. She had been warned that she might lose her job.
18. Who was America discovered by?
19. Who is your dog going to be fed by?
20. Who was the phone answered by?
21. Who was the prize given to?
22. Which building is going to be knocked down?
The dating rules (were) firmly established.
Boys and girls usually (began) dating in high school.
Of course, they (needed) their parents' permission.
Many teenagers (were) even chaperoned (accompanied by parents).
The boy (met) his date's parents and (talked) with them for a little while.
Then, the young couple usually (left) for a movie, and a soda and snack, which the boy (paid) for.
The young people (observed) curfews and (said) goodnight at the front door.
Текст 2:
In the 19..s dating (was) far more casual.
Children (began) dating in junior high school, and many youngsters (had) steady girlfriends or boyfriends.
The younger couples (might be) escorted by their parents, but as soon as they (were) in high school, couples (rebelled) at the idea of being chaperoned.
Dutch treat dating (was) acceptable and because of the teens limited finances, it (occurred) quite frequently.
Girls (called) boys and (asked) for dates.
They even (paid) for dates.
Curfews (were) observed only in a few families.
Today, teenagers (have) more independence in all aspects of dating.