4 Look, read and complete the questions with con 1/con you and the verb in brackets
e A Can you close (close) the window? 3 A:
soold in here
8. Yes Icon
(ieove)
TA:
this weekend?
B: Yes you con
(go) camping 4 A:
eory?
B: Yes, you can
2 A:
(borrow) 5 A
in the lecer
your penknife
B: No, you can
B: No, you cont.
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1 written - to write - passive voice - past simple

2 will be - to be - passive voice - future simple

3 saw (him) - to see - active voice - past simple; was going - to go - active - past continious

4 were being discussed - to discuss - passive - past continious

5 will be given - to give - passive - future simple

6 had passed - to pass - active - past perfect 

7 are discovered - to discover - passive - simple present

8 shall be writing - to write - active - future continous

9 were invented - to invent - passive - past simple

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Q: When is Thanksgiving?    First Thursday in November  Fourth Thursday in November  Third Thursday in November   Q: The Thanksgiving Holiday began almost    400 years ago  500 years ago  600 years ago   Q: What did the Iroquois Indians teach the Pilgrims to grow?    Cranberries  Watermelon  Corn   Q: What is maize?    Cranberries  Corn  Pumpkin   Q: What does 'Indian Corn' as a decoration represent?    The harvest and the fall season  The invention of popcorn  Corny jokes   Q: What is a small, sour berry grown in bogs?    Blueberries  Cranberries  Strawberries   Q: What did the Indians use Cranberries for?    To treat infections  To dye their rugs and blankets  Both of the above   Q: What does 'ibimi' mean?    Itty bitty berry  Better berry  Bitter berry   Q: Why did the colonists name the cranberry a crane-berry?    It looked like the long-necked bird called a crane  They talked funny  They used the plant as a tool