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MATCH THESE HEADLINES TO THE ARTICLES AND PUT THE VERBS IN THE ARTICLES INTO THE PRESENT, PAST OR PRESENT PERFECT PASSIVE
IS THIS THE WILD DURHAM MONSTER
JUMBO EJECTOR SEAT
CLOCKING OUT
I WAS FLATTENED BY A FORD GRANADA IN MY LIVEING ROOM
SNAKE ON THE LINE

a. Tokyo office lights (switch off) 1 yesterday to make office workers to go home before their bosses. The one-day-a-week overtime ban (start) 2 this week by the city to encourage office workers to have more leisure activities and make better use of office time.

b A new invention (develop) 3, which will help passengers when an airliner has difficulties. It (call) 4 the *Airplane Safety Body Passenger Compartment and is like a giant ejector seat. A button (press) 5 by the captain and all the plane's seats (disconnect) 6 in an emergency. The product (design) 7 by businessman Peter Diamond, from Pennsylvania, who was a pilot before, "I had the idea 20 years ago", he says, "but until now it has been expensive to do"

c. A housewife (hit) 8 when the driver of a Ford Cortina lost control on a road and crashed through the woman's living room window. The driver (injure) 9 and the car (destroy) 10 "One minute I was watching TV and the next I was on the floor!" said the shocked housewife from a hospital bed yesterday.

d. An animal which (call) 11 the Durham Monster, (see) 12 recently, running wild and killing sheep. This dramatic photograph (take) 13 by Philip Nixon from County Durham and shows a cat-like creature carrying off a rabbit. "It was definitely not a fox", said Mr. Nixon.

e. Commuters thought they had heard every excuse for delays - until they heard about a lost snake. A train from London Victoria to Orpington, Kent. (delay) 14 this morning while police searched for the pet snake, a boa constrictor. The owner thought to be on the train. A British Rail spokesman said "The snake (never find) 15
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