Ты просишь меня заполнить пропуски, используя future passive или future-in-the-past passive?

C. Present perfect passive or past perfect passive? 1. The talks are over and the agreement has just been signed. 2. The tree that was blown down in the storm was blocking our way. 3. Since the house has been sold, the poor children have had no place to live. 4. Has the decision been made yet? 5. Ian was surprised to see that all his things had been packed into bags and boxes and put into the hall. 6. Everything was done for the trip: the tickets had been bought, the last-minute shopping had been done, the children had been warmed. 7. We haven't been talking for more than an hour yet. 8. I am rather confused. I have been asked to write a poem and my whole life. 9. We can't get inside the house, the key to the bridge has been built but the Smiths never came to live in San Francisco after the famous bridge. D. Future passive or future-in-the-past passive? 1. Do you know when the new book by Pullman will be published? 2. Steve had no idea that his suggestion would be taken so seriously. 3. It is common knowledge that in the future computers will be used in all possible spheres of life. 4. According to the newspapers, the host city for the new Olympics will be chosen this week. 5. I had been told that if we arrived late, all the seats would be occupied, so we left early. 6. Don had a feeling that his new idea would be met with hostility and that upset him. 7. I've got some news to tell you. A new fitness centre will be opened in this neighbourhood. Isn't it great?! 8. Ellie was glad she would be given another chance to demonstrate her talent for cooking. 9. The lights are going down, soon the curtain will be raised above the stage. 10. It's not a surprise to anyone that Paul will be sent to the tournament: he is our best chess player.