1. We heard that all students enjoyed very much a concert. 2. All were sure that Pyotr will pass all examinations perfectly well. 3. In the letter the son wrote mother that took part in the difficult, but interesting project. 4. We learned that they didn't go for is proud because of bad weather. 5. He told that by 5 o'clock he will finish work. 6. David told parents that he already invited to picnic of 4 best friends .7. I was sure that I will pass a test with good result .8. Nina's girlfriend told that she will buy tickets if it has such opportunity. 9. The father told us that he already saw morning papers and was ready to have dinner. 10. The girl told by phone that the brother went with friends to night club. 11. We were afraid that day will be cold and rainy. 12. By radio we heard that next day weather will be much colder and temperature will fall to – 20 degrees. 13. Tom learned that received a good mark according to mathematical dough. 14. He told that plans to visit Egypt if in the summer he goes on leave. 15. It took an interest, whether we will go to the wood for the next weekend. 16. She asked that we discussed, a cord she entered the room. 17. He learned that this person was once the general. 18. Tom asks, whether there was I at conference. 19. I ask you to tell nothing to it. 20. Anna warned Nikolay that he should work on the report on Saturday.
1. Protecting the environment is not an easy problem to solve, but I'm sure it will be solved (Future Simple Passive) one day. 2. Even a year ago he knew what particular people would be included (Future Passive-in-the-Past) into the rescue team. 3. There's still a lot of work to do but there's every reason to believe that will be completed (Future Simple Passive) by the end of the year. 4. I'm sure that in the future much more attention will be paid (Future Simple Passive) to ecological problems in Russia. 5. By the end of the week the agenda of our meetting will have been finalised (Future Perfect Passive) . 6. The editor promised us that all that valuable information would be published (Future Passive-in-the-Past) in the next issue of his paper. 7. When I was teaching ecology, I was continuously asked by my pupils what measures would be taken (Future Passive-in-the-Past) to protect endangered species. 8. By this time next week your wish wiil have been granted (Future Perfect Passive), I promise. 9. All these facts will be mentioned (Future Simple Passive) in Mr Reed's new book on rare species. 10. On Saturday the project will have already been prepared (Future Perfect Passive).
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