Okay, let's complete the text with the correct passive forms of the verbs in brackets. Remember, the passive voice is formed using a form of the verb 'to be' + the past participle of the main verb. Here is the solution:
1. The first Roskilly farm **was built** (build) in Cornwall in 1963.
*Explanation: 'Was built' is the past simple passive of 'build'.
2. and buildings **were added** (add) since then.
*Explanation: 'Were added' is the past simple passive of 'add', with plural subject 'buildings'.
3. Ice cream **had been produced** (produce) there three years earlier but it hadn't been a success.
*Explanation: 'Had been produced' is the past perfect passive of 'produce'.
4. However, an expert ice cream maker **was invited** (invite) to the farm in 1987.
*Explanation: 'Was invited' is the past simple passive of 'invite'.
5. After his visit, twenty different flavours of ice cream **were offered** (offer) to the public and that number has steadily grown.
*Explanation: 'Were offered' is the past simple passive of 'offer', plural subject 'flavours'.
6. So that now a total of forty flavours can **be bought** (buy).
*Explanation: 'Be bought' is the passive infinitive form after 'can'.
7. In the future it is likely that even more flavours **will be created** (create) to be enjoyed by Roskilly's customers.
*Explanation: 'Will be created' is the future simple passive form of 'create'.
8. Roskilly’s **is visited** (visit) by thousands of holiday makers every year.
*Explanation: 'Is visited' is the present simple passive form of 'visit'.
9. The farm can **be visited** (visit) for free.
*Explanation: 'Be visited' is the passive infinitive form after 'can'.
10. Leaving customers with more money to spend on delicious organic products which **are sold** (sell) in the cafes and shops there.
*Explanation: 'Are sold' is the present simple passive form of 'sell'.
11. More attractions **are now being built** (now build) at Roskilly's to make it even more popular in the future.
*Explanation: 'Are being built' is present continuous passive of 'build'.
**Full Text with Answers:** The first Roskilly farm **was built** in Cornwall in 1963 and buildings **were added** since then. It was in 1987, though, that Roskilly's started to become really famous. Ice cream **had been produced** there three years earlier but it hadn't been a success. However, an expert ice cream maker **was invited** to the farm in 1987 and he was able to show them what they were doing wrong. After his visit, twenty different flavours of ice cream **were offered** to the public and that number has steadily grown so that, now, a total of forty flavours can **be bought**. In the future it is likely that even more flavours **will be created** to be enjoyed by Roskilly's customers. Roskilly's **is visited** by thousands of holiday makers every year. The farm can **be visited** for free, leaving customers with more money to spend on the delicious, organic products which **are sold** in the cafés and shops there. More attractions **are now being built** at Roskilly's to make it even more popular in the future.