Complete the story choosing the correct passive form of the verb in brackets. It (to know) that in the past sweet dishes (to cool) with snow and ice. They (to enjoy) by the rich and powerful such as Alexander the Great, the Egyptian Pharaohs, and the Emperor Nero. The first real ice-cream (to make) with fresh cream and milk. It (to produce) in the 1630s by Gerald Tissain, the French chef of the British King, Charles I, During the 18th century ice-cream (to eat) regularly at ' fashionable ice-cream cafes in London, Paris and other great cities. It was still a great luxury. For example, George Washington spent $200 on ice-cream for just two months in 1790. The cost (to reduce) when the first ice-cream factory (to build) in1851. At present the Italians (to know) as the great ice-cream makers. The Italian methods (to study) by many others, so today excellent ice-cream (to make) and (to enjoy) all over the world.

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Complete the story choosing the correct passive form of the verb in brackets. It (to know) that in the past sweet dishes (to cool) with snow and ice. They (to enjoy) by the rich and powerful such as Alexander the Great, the Egyptian Pharaohs, and the Emperor Nero. The first real ice-cream (to make) with fresh cream and milk. It (to produce) in the 1630s by Gerald Tissain, the French chef of the British King, Charles I, During the 18th century ice-cream (to eat) regularly at ' fashionable ice-cream cafes in London, Paris and other great cities. It was still a great luxury. For example, George Washington spent $200 on ice-cream for just two months in 1790. The cost (to reduce) when the first ice-cream factory (to build) in1851. At present the Italians (to know) as the great ice-cream makers. The Italian methods (to study) by many others, so today excellent ice-cream (to make) and (to enjoy) all over the world.

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It is known that in the past sweet dishes were cooled with snow and ice. They were enjoyed by the rich and powerful such as Alexander the Great, the Egyptian Pharaohs, and the Emperor Nero. The first real ice-cream was made with fresh cream and milk. It was produced in the 1630-s by Gerald Tissain, the French chef of the British King, Charles I. During the 18-th century ice-cream was eaten regularly at fashionable ice-cream cafes in London, Paris and other great cities. It was still a great luxury. For example, George Washington spent $200 on ice-cream for just two months in 1790. The cost was reduced when the first ice-cream factory was built in 1851. At present the Italians are known as the great ice-cream makers. The Italian methods are studied by many others, so today excellent ice-cream is made and enjoyed all over the world.