Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense form and voice.
Mismatch Wins International Reading Award Mismatch by Lensey Namioka (1) (to name) to the 2008 Reading Association Young Adults' Choices lists. Since 1987, the list (2) (to be) a trusted source of book recommendations. Used by young adults, their parents, teachers, and librarians. The books (3) (to select) by the readers themselves, so they (4) (to bind) to be popular with middle and secondary school students. Sue Hua (5) (to be) fifteen, and just (to move) from multiracial Seattle to a white-bread (6) suburb, where she (7) (to feel) like the only Asian for miles. (to meet) Andy, a handsome Asian-American Then she (8) violinist. Sue and Andy (9) (to hit) it off, and their friends (10) (to think) they (11) (to make) for each other. There (12) (to be) only one problem. Sue's family (13) (to be) Chinese-American, and Andy's (14) (to be) Japanese-American. The difference (15) (not/ to mean) anything to their friends, but to Sue's and Andy's parents it (16) (to mean) everything.
2
1. It will be finished next month.
2. It was translated by S. Marshak.
3. They can be bought online.
4. It was written in Italy.
5. It was staged because it was very popular.
3
1 This popular play has been translated into many languages.
2 I have no idea who this movie was directed by.
3 Hundreds of operas and ballets have been performed at the Bolshoi for its long history.
4 "Evita" is another musical which was composed by A.L. Webber.
5 Broadway is famous for musical shows that are staged there every year.