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Вопрос:
14. Underline the correct answer. Fire 1) swept/was swept through a furniture warehouse yesterday afternoon. Most of the stock inside 2) was damaged/damaged, but shocked workers 3) have been managed/managed to save a small amount of it. The police 4) are being investigated/are investigating the cause of the fire, but it 5) is thought/thinks that it was an accident. The shop manager 6) is being looked/is looking for another warehouse where stock can 7) keep/be kept. 'A lot of stock 8) has been lost/has lost, but the shop 9) will open/will be opened tomorrow as usual, said the manager. 'I'm just glad no one 10) hurt/was hurt'
Ответ:
1) was swept
2) was damaged
3) managed
4) are investigating
5) is thought
6) is looking
7) be kept
8) has been lost
9) will be opened
10) was hurt
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