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1. When I (to come – Past Indefinite Active) to Baku in 1962, the first Metro line (to build – Past Continuous Passive) there. 2. Some changes (to make – Present Perfect Passive) in the original design. 3. When the fire brigade (to arrive – Past Indefinite Active), the fire (to destroy – Past Perfect Active) already the building. 4. The overall control of the system (to do – Present Continuous Passive) by computers. 5. Competition between transport modes (to intensify – Present Continuous Active) now. 6. He (to drive – Past Continuous Active) home when he (to hear – Past Indefinite Active) the news on the radio. 7. The consumption of electricity (to double – Present Perfect Active) every 10 years. 8. I (to tell – Past Indefinite Passive) that the documents for my business trip (to sign – Present Perfect Passive) already. 9. I (to take – Present Perfect Active) somebody else’s suitcase by mistake. 10. This line (to upgrade – Present Continuous Passive) to carry heavier volumes of freight and passenger traffic. 11. The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (to make – Present Perfect Active) a loan of $US 120 to the Russian Ministry of Railways for the railway rehabilitation project. 12. Similar results (to achieve – Present Perfect Passive) by 2 scientists in the course of their work. 13. The problem of the old marshalling yard reconstruction (to discuss – Present Continuous Passive) now. 14. A lot of people (to wait – Past Continuous Active) for the bus arrival at the stop. 15. I (to find – Past Indefinite Active) the information about this invention on the Internet. 16. He (to spend – Present Indefinite Active) all his spare time driving his new car. 17. She (to advise – Past Indefinite Passive) to find another job. 18. A totally new ticket-vending system (to install – Present Perfect Passive) at our terminal. 19. The train (to approach – Present Continuous Active) Moscow; let’s start packing. 20. Many people (to be – Past Indefinite Active) afraid of the railways when they first (to appear – Past Indefinite Active).