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5. The place (to visit)... by thousands of people lately.
6. A new bridge over the river (to build)... this year.
7. She was surprised with the building that (to rise)... recently.
8. The new construction of the museum (to finish)... already.
4. Make up interrogative and negative sentences from the following:
Example: A new library has been built in our street.
Has a new library been built in your street? A new library has not been built in our street.
1. Many schools have been constructed this year.
2. The new project has been finished already.
3. Our library has been turned into a shopping centre.
4. The problem has been discussed already.
5. The letters have been posted.
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5. Make these sentences passive.
1. They have published her new book recently.
2. The town council has just opened our local museum.
3. Their house looks very neat after they have painted it.
4. The room looks nice. Somebody has cleaned it.
5. My dress is clean. Someone has washed it.
6. Dinner is ready and hot. Someone has just cooked it.
7. They have opened a new theatre in the city.
8. There are no letters on the table. Somebody has posted them.
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Example: Jack has shown me his new car.
The new car has been shown to me by Jack.
1. Lisa has sent Tim an invitation.
2. Her mother has given Molly a new dress.
3. Fiona has been cooking this tasty dish.
4. Simon has organized this party.
5. A dog has been chasing its master.
6. The British Council has supported the English language programme.
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