Complete the gaps in the following passage by putting the verbs in brackets into an appropriate passive form. You will also have to put any other words in brackets in the correct place. Look at the example given.

Well, last month most of the lambs (1) ___were sold__ (sell) at the market, although we've still got ten which (2) (probably send) next week. When all the lambs have gone, the sheep (3) (take) to another part of the farm. After that, we usually start on the fruit, although the blackcurrants (4) (already pick) because it was an early season this year. The plums can't (5) (pick) for another three weeks by law as they (6) (spray) only seven weeks ago. Of course, they still have (7) (gather) by hand, unlike the blackcurrants, which (8) (harvest) by machine nowadays. The plums and blackcurrants (9) (both make) into jam and preserve. Then we have what's called the 'bag fruit', which is apples and pears. Since the fruit doesn't have to be in good condition (10) (make) into cider and perry, it (11) (treat) pretty badly. For example, there are no skilled pickers involved, the trees (12) (just shake) until the fruit drops to the ground, where it (13) (collect) and (14) (put) into bags. As you can imagine, handling the bags is a very dirty job as the juice leaks out everywhere. But I hope the whole process (15) (automate) before much longer.