Put the words in brackets into the correct form.             1. TV sets like this can (buy) anywhere. 2. When we arrived home we found that one of the windows (break). 3. A new apartment (build) near the church. 4. The battle (...

Put the words in brackets into the correct form.             1. TV sets like this can (buy) anywhere. 2. When we arrived home we found that one of the windows (break). 3. A new apartment (build) near the church. 4. The battle (fight) in 1623. 5. The windows (clean) while I was there. 6. My desk (move). 7. All the documents (sign) before I arrived. 8. The car (sell) to pay the debts. 9. The meeting (hold) on Monday. 10. New employees always (welcome) by the manager. 11. Teachers might (offer) apartments in the college. 12. Application forms should (send) by 12 December.     Give the Present, Past or Future Indefinite Passive of the verbs in brackets.             Electricity is a wonderful sort of energy. It (use) to light streets and houses, to power machinery, trams and trains, and to heat rooms. The telegraph and telephone both depend upon electricity.             Electricity not (make), but collected, it (generate). The place where it (generate) is called the generating station. The dynamos (drive) by coal or petroleum, or by water power. Falling water supplies the energy which drives the dynamos in many generating stations. Some physicists think that the power of wind also (use) widely as a source of energy one day.