1. A great number of buildings (to destroy) in the earthquake. 2. I (to deny) a visa. 3. When corruption (to put an end) to? 4. It just (to announce) that the flight (to delay) because of the fog. 5. Large areas of forest (to destroy) every day. 6. No

130. Open the brackets using the appropriate passive forms of the verbs.
1. A great number of buildings (to destroy) in the earthquake. 2 . I (to deny) a visa. 3 . When corruption (to put an end) to? 3. It just (to announce) that the flight (to delay) because of the fog. 4. Large areas of forest (to destroy) every day. 5. No doubt I (to blame) for the problem as usual. 6. When I entered a poem by Robert Burns (to recite). 7. Miriam told me that the book already (to sell out). 8. The school playground (to build) by the end of August. 9. These pyramids (to build) around 400 A.D. 10. Your report must (to type). 11. Excuse the mess. The house (to paint). 12. Mary (to tell) about the exam yet? 13. A new supermarket (to open) just. 14. Not far away she noticed the film manager in whose office she once (to make) to feel so ridiculous. 15. They took him to hospital last night and he (to operate on) already. 16. Blair is not in his room, and his bed (not to sleep in). 17. The driver was mysteriously silent. Eric was silent, too, wondering where he (to take). 18. Aunt Augusta (not to like) by my father's family; she (to consider) vulgar. 19. In the drawing-room the music of Mozart (to play) by an orchestra. 20. I found the idea of going to Hereford very upsetting because I (to promise) a good job a couple of weeks before. 21. She (to operate on) at seven o'clock next morning. 22. I felt as if I (to watch).