Active / Passive Voices (Sights of England)

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• The London Eye, an observation wheel, (to build) to mark the arrival of the new millennium.
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• Central London (to surround) by its “circuses” (small squares).
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• “The Glass Gherkin” (to design) by Lord Norman Foster, a famous British architect.
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• The Globe Theatre (destroy) by fire in 1613.
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• Tintagel (to locate) on the coast of Cornwall, in the south-west England.
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• George II (present) the Royal Library to the British Museum.
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• Tintagel (to visit) by many people every year.
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• George III (to confer) on the British museum the right to a copy of every book printed.
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• If you visit the British Museum, you (to fascinate) by the Egyptian Mummies.
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• Today, the British Museum (to be) home to no less than six and a half million objects.
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• Newton, Darwin, Chaucer, etc. (to bury) in Westminster Abbey.
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• The Whispering Gallery (to fascinate) all visitors.
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• The Whispering Gallery (to situate) beneath the dome.
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• The present building of Westminster Abbey (to date) from about 1480.
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• When Christopher Wren died, he (to bury) in St Paul’s Cathedral.
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• Very slowly London (to change) its architecture.
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