Question

1- Put simple presente passive verbs into these sentences.
Ex: A lot of olive oil ..is .used …in Greek cooking. ( use)
1- Arabic…………………………. From right to left. ( write)
2- Those programmes ………………………………. by millions of people every week. ( watch)
3- Stamps ……………………………. In most newsagents in Britain. ( sell)
4- The police say that nothing …………………………….. about the child’s family. ( know)
5- In English, ough ……………………………………… in a lot of different ways. ( pronounce)
6- Spanish ………………………………… in Peru. ( speak)
7- Cricket ………………………………….. by two teams of eleven players. ( play)

2- Make future passive sentences with the verbs from the box
Clean close finish open send speak
Exemplo: The motorway .. will be closed … for three days.
1- The museum …………………………….. by the Queen.
2- One day English …………………………………… everywhere.
3- This job ……………………………………… is a few days.
4- Your room ……………………………………. While you’re out.
5- Your tickets ……………………………….. to you next week.

3-Put simple past passive verbs into these sentences.
1- Exemplo: Our passports …were taken…. By a tall woman in a uniform. (take)
2- These books ………………………………. In the classroom yesterday. ( leave)
3- I don’t think this room……………………………… yesterday. ( clean)
4- We …………………………………. At the airport by a driver from the university. ( meet)
5- Nobody ………………………………. What was happening. ( tell)
6- He ……………………………………. away to school when he was twelve. ( send)

4-News: Put the verbs into the present perfect passive.
Exemplo: A new university…has been opened…. in Kew today by the Prince of Wales.
1. Lord Retlaw……………………………….for drunk driving. (arrest)
2. An old painting from a school in Wales…………………………… for $250,000 by an
American museum. (buy)
3. An 18-year-old soldier……………………………………. in an accident in Devon. (kill)
4. The two lost children………………………………… alive and well in a London park. (find)
5. An unknown actor…………………………………………………. to star in the new film of
‘Macbeth’.(chose)








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Answer 1

Resposta:

1- Put simple presente passive verbs into these sentences.

Ex: A lot of olive oil ..is .used …in Greek cooking. ( use)

1- Arabic……IS WRITTEN……………………. From right to left. ( write)

2- Those programmes ………ARE WATCHED………………………. by millions of people every week. ( watch)

3- Stamps ……ARE SOLD………………………. In most newsagents in Britain. ( sell)

4- The police say that nothing ………IS KNOWN….. about the child’s family. ( know)

5- In English, ough ……IS PRONOUNCED………………………………… in a lot of different ways. ( pronounce)

6- Spanish ………IS SPOKEN………………………… in Peru. ( speak)

7- Cricket …………IS PLAYED…….. by two teams of eleven players. ( play)

2- Make future passive sentences with the verbs from the box

Clean close finish open send speak

Exemplo: The motorway .. will be closed … for three days.

1- The museum ………WILL BE OPENED…………………….. by the Queen.

2- One day English ………WILL BE SPOKEN…………………………… everywhere.

3- This job ………WILL BE FINISHED……………………………… in a few days.

4- Your room ……………WILL BE CLEANED………………………. While you’re out.

5- Your tickets ………WILL BE SENT……………………….. to you next week.

3-Put simple past passive verbs into these sentences.

1- Exemplo: Our passports …were taken…. By a tall woman in a uniform. (take)

2- These books …WERE LEFT……. In the classroom yesterday. ( leave)

3- I don’t think this room……WAS CLEANED……………… yesterday. ( clean)

4- We WERE MET………. At the airport by a driver from the university. ( meet)

5- Nobody …WAS TOLD………………. What was happening. ( tell)

6- He ………WAS SENT………. away to school when he was twelve. ( send)

4-News: Put the verbs into the present perfect passive.

Exemplo: A new university…has been opened…. in Kew today by the Prince of Wales.

1. Lord Retlaw……HAS BEEN ARRESTED…….for drunk driving. (arrest)

2. An old painting from a school in Wales… HAS BEEN BOUGHT……… for $250,000 by an  American museum. (buy)

3. An 18-year-old soldier…HAS BEEN KILLED…. in an accident in Devon. (kill)

4. The two lost children…HAVE BEEN FOUND……alive and well in a London park. (find)

5. An unknown actor……HAS BEEN CHOSEN………. to star in the new film of

‘Macbeth’.(chose)

Explicação:

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