Put the verbs in brackets into the suitable form (present, past, future), active or passive.

1. The company often (order) new machines.
2. Some new machines (order) by the company next month
3. Two houses (destroy) by the storm yesterday.
4. His shirts (clean) at the dry-cleaner's tomorrow.
5. Her husband (arrest) some criminals yesterday.
6. His computer (repair) now.
7. Some criminals (arrest) by her husband last week.
8. The car (wash). It is clean now
9. They (wash) the car. It is clean now.
10. A very important question (discuss) when the client entered the room.
11. Several proposals (consider) next week.
12. The committee (consider) several proposals last week.
13. The committee must (consider) several proposals next week.
14. Several proposals must (consider) next week.
15. The work (finish) by the end of last week.

Corrected versions:

1. The company often orders new machines.

2. Some new machines will be ordered by the company next month.

3. The storm destroyed two houses yesterday.

4. His shirts will be cleaned at the dry-cleaner's tomorrow.

5. Her husband arrested some criminals yesterday.

6. His computer is being repaired now.

7. Her husband arrested some criminals last week.

8. The car is being washed. It is clean now.

9. They washed the car. It is clean now.

10. A very important question was being discussed when the client entered the room.

11. Several proposals will be considered next week.

12. The committee considered several proposals last week.

13. The committee must consider several proposals next week.

14. Several proposals must be considered next week.

15. The work was finished by the end of last week.