Now complete the passive sentences in this conversation. Use a phrase with by only if it adds information. Laura: Our house was broken into at the weekend.
Melanie: Oh no!
Laura: Some jewellery (1) But luckily no damage (2) .
Melanie: Did the police come and see you?
Laura: Yes, they did. I (3) .
Melanie: I don't suppose they know who did it.
Laura: Well, amazingly they do. Some (4) , and the (5) .
A man (6) and (7) .
Melanie: Wonderful.
Laura: There's only one problem. The (8)

Is it not raining any more? it is clearing up and the sun is shining.
The jazz band is playing in the park. A lot of people are listening to the music and they are really having a good time. But they are not dancing yet.
There is a coffee shop there. Only seven people are sitting there, and only five people are waiting in the queue. Some people are having sandwiches and drinking coffee, tea or fruit juices. Boys and girls over there are laughing and making a lot of noise. They are playing games and Tom is taking pictures. So what is going on?

It (isn't raining) any more, it (is clearing) up and the sun (is shining). The jazz band (is playing) in the park. A lot of people (are listening) to the music and they really (are having) a good time. But they (aren't dancing) yet. There is a coffee shop there. Only seven people (are sitting) there, and only five people (are waiting) in the queue. Some people (are having) sandwiches and ( are drinking) coffee, tea or fruit juices. Boys and girls over there (are laughing) and (making) a lot of noise. They (are playing) games and Tom ( is taking) pictures. So what (is going) on?