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1. Have you shown your work to your friends? — No, it isn't ready yet.
2. I've seen this movie. Have you? — Yes, it's an interesting movie.
3. My sister has graduated from the Institute of Foreign Languages and works as a school teacher.
4. I've read the book in English and advise you to do so.
5. Ann has got a new flat. Have you seen it? — Yes, I was there last week.
6. Look! He has written new words on the blackboard.
7. Where are the magazines? — I've taken them home.  
8. Have you seen this movie on TV? — No, I haven't got time. I 'm working much now. 
9. Has he revised the rules of 5th Lesson? Does he know them?  
10. Have you been to the park? — Yes, I have.   

1. It's a big company. It employs (Active Voice) two hundred people. – Two hundred people are employed by this company.
2. This supermarket was built (Passive Voice) here a year ago. – They built this supermarket here a year ago.
3. People don’t use (Active) this road very often. – This road isn't used very often.
4 A prize will be given (Passive) to whoever solves this equation. – Whoever solves this equation will receive a prize.
5. Many accidents are caused (Passive) by dangerous driving. – Dangerous driving causes many accidents.