Read about the app developer, Robert Nay. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense, active or passive.

Robert Nay, inventor of Bubble Ball, a multi-level physics puzzle app

Robert Nay was only 14 years old when he (develop) Bubble Ball, a 72-level physics puzzle game. In the first two weeks of its release it (download) two million times from Apple iTunes. Not bad, when the average mobile game only receives a few hundred downloads. Bubble Ball (overtake) the hugely successful Angry Birds, and (become) the number one free app game. Nay wanted to develop an app that could (use) by children of all abilities. The puzzles (range) from simple to very challenging. At each level you (give) tools to help you complete the level. 'My friend's dad (suggest) I try to make an iPhone app, and I thought it would be really cool and (decide) to give it a try... I came up with the idea for the game by myself, but it (influence) by other games I liked,' said Nay. Bubble Ball now (download) over 16 million times and Nay now has his own game development company. His advice to young people is: 'You can do amazing things if you just try!'

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