Open the brackets; use the correct form of the verb. The italicized words denoting time will help you do it. Wherever necessary, change the word order. Write the correct sentence in the space opposite the original one.
| Earlier in its history, Britain(to import) a lot of raw materials.
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| There (to be) thousands of people from all over the world who(to visit) the London School of Economics last year.
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| The Economist (to be) a weekly magazine of news and opinion.
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| When they(to found) The Economist?
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| Economics(to be) mainly an academic subject.
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| Before the Revolution, Russia(to have) a very large agricultural sector.
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| At present, there(to be) two industries that suffer a decline in Britain.
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| Our Frenchor Spanish branch(to make) a small profit five years ago?
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| Karl Marx(to publish) The Capital in 1867.
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| He said that (tomorrow) he(to get) a job in the sphere of catering.
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| The Wall Street Journal (to be) a daily newspaper
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| She(to study) economics last year.
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| Your work experience and references(to help)
you get a job in another company in the near
future.
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| Next year there (to be) more employees at this
factory.
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| She said that she(to be) sure he(to make) a
good specialist when he graduated from the
University in three years.
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