Choose the right form. 1. Sarah (was told / told) that all the letters (were / had been) written. 2. Benny (was greeted / greeted) the people who (have been / had been) invited to the meeting. 3. These children (are / are being) never given any pocket money. 4. The inhabitants of the village (were / were being) asked about people living in their neighbourhood when the police arrived. 5. Jane (let / was let) her brother go to the cinema. 6. Children (are / are being) seldom allowed to see horror films. 7. I entered the house when our seats (were / were being) shown to my parents. 8. The funny scene (followed / was followed) by the laughter of the adience. 9. John (asked / was asked) by his uncle if the fairs in the village (were / had been) often visited. 10. John says socks (have not been / had not been) mended yet.

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10 ноября, 16:57

Choose the right form. 1. Sarah (was told / told) that all the letters (were / had been) written. 2. Benny (was greeted / greeted) the people who (have been / had been) invited to the meeting. 3. These children (are / are being) never given any pocket money. 4. The inhabitants of the village (were / were being) asked about people living in their neighbourhood when the police arrived. 5. Jane (let / was let) her brother go to the cinema. 6. Children (are / are being) seldom allowed to see horror films. 7. I entered the house when our seats (were / were being) shown to my parents. 8. The funny scene (followed / was followed) by the laughter of the adience. 9. John (asked / was asked) by his uncle if the fairs in the village (were / had been) often visited. 10. John says socks (have not been / had not been) mended yet.

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1. Sarah was told / told (возможны два варианта) that all the letters had been written.

2. Benny greeted the people who had been invited to the meeting.

3. These children are never given any pocket money.

4. The inhabitants of the village were being asked about people living in their neighbourhood when the police arrived.

5. Jane let her brother go to the cinema.

6. Children are seldom allowed to see horror films.

7. I entered the house when our seats were being shown to my parents.

8. The funny scene was followed by the laughter of the audience.

9. John was asked by his uncle if the fairs in the village were often visited.

10. John says socks have not been mended yet.