Task 3. Use the words in brackets to complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first. Do not change the word given

EXAMPLE: It's known that the final exams were put off. (BEEN)

The final exams are known to have BEEN put off.

The weather is expected to be fine tomorrow. (THAT)

It's believed that Rolls-Royce cars are reliable. (TO BE)

We asked our neighbour to water our plants while we are away. (WATERED)

It is believed that the firm earned a lot of money last year. (EARNED)

She hired a famous photographer to take her children's pictures. (HAD)

Thank God, someone is coming to repair the washing machine tomorrow. (HAVING)

They are believed to have contacted UFO. (THAT)

Phillip isn't here - someone is cutting his hair for him. (HAS)

I'll have to go to the optician's and tell him to change my glasses. (CHANGED)

He has paid to the professional to train his dog. (TRAINED)

It is expected THAT the weather will be fine tomorrow. (THAT)

Rolls-Royce cars are believed TO BE reliable. (TO BE)

We asked our neighbour that our plants be WATERED while we are away. WATERED)

The firm is believed to have EARNED a lot of money last year. (EARNED)

She HAD a famous photographer take her children's pictures. (HAD)

Thank God, we are HAVING someone come to repair the washing machine tomorrow. (HAVING)

It is believed THAT they have contacted a UFO. (THAT)

Phillip isn't here - he HAS his hair cut. (HAS)

I'll have to go to the optician's to have my glasses CHANGED. (CHANGED)

He has paid a professional to have his dog TRAINED. (TRAINED)