Complete the text with the appropriate passive forms of the verbs in brackets.

It is Saturday morning. Mr Robin Warren has just arrived home. He is talking to his butler Luke. He wants to know if everything is ready for the party.

R. W.: Good morning, Luke! Do you think everything is done yet?

L.: I am sure, sir. I know that the hall has been decorated, the flowers have been bought and put in the vases. The tables are being prepared and extra chairs are brought in. Would you like to walk about the house and see it for yourself?

R. W.: Yes, Luke, I think I would. What about the windows and the curtains?

L.: The windows are cleaned and the curtains are washed and hung. The hall looks very impressive, indeed, especially when all the lamps are turned on.

R. W.: Yes, it looks good, I agree. But, Luke, how about the invitation cards? They have been sent to all the visitors?

L.: Quite so, sir. By the way, I know you like to have live music, so some musicians are invited. I'm glad to inform you, sir, that their instruments just are unpacked and they are put in the big sitting room at the moment.

R. W.: Good, Luke, and the dishes? They all are cooked?

L.: Certainly, sir. Your favourite cake is finished at the moment, and the tables are laid a bit later.