Предмет: Английский язык, автор: FASTEROCHEK

Task 3. Put the verbs in brackets into the Future Simple Passive Voice.
1) The results of the contest (to announce) tomorrow.
2) New books (not to deliver) to our library next Monday.
3) A new school (to build) in our town next year.
4) This project (not to finish) in five days.
5) Printed books (not to use) in schools in the future.

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Автор ответа: ukrainkavafelka
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Ответ:

1) The results of the contest will be announced tomorrow.

2) New books will not be delivered to our library next Monday.

3) A new school will be built in our town next year.

4) This project will not be finished in five days.

5) Printed books will not be used in schools in the future.

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