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Passive voice and conditionals

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Test your knowledge by choosing the correct answer! Practice forming passive voice sentences and using conditional structures to improve your English grammar skills.

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Test your knowledge by choosing the correct answer! Practice forming passive voice sentences and using conditional structures to improve your English grammar skills.

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The famous author wrote the book.

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They will finish the project next month.

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The students did the homework on time.

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He has sent the email to all employees.

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The mechanic repairs the car.

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They are baking the cake in the oven.

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Choose the correct sentence and identify the type of conditional

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We will stay inside if it _______ (rain) tomorrow

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Choose the correct sentence and identify the type of conditional

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Choose the correct sentence and identify the type of conditional

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Choose the correct sentence:

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The correct form is "was written" because the active verb is past simple ("wrote"), so the passive uses the past simple of "to be" ("was") + past participle ("written").

The correct form is "will be finished" because the active verb is future simple ("will finish"), so the passive uses future simple of "to be" ("will be") + past participle ("finished").

The correct form is "was done" because the active verb is past simple ("did"), so the passive uses past simple of "to be" ("was") + past participle ("done").

The correct form is "has been sent" because the active verb is present perfect ("has sent"), so the passive uses present perfect passive ("has been") + past participle ("sent").

The correct form is "is repaired" because the active verb is present simple ("repairs"), so the passive uses present simple of "to be" ("is") + past participle ("repaired").

The correct form is "is being baked" because the active verb is present continuous ("are baking"), so the passive uses present continuous of "to be" ("is being") + past participle ("baked").

This is the zero conditional, used for general truths or facts. Both clauses use the present simple because it shows a result that always happens.

This is the first conditional, used for real or likely future situations. The if-clause uses present simple and the main clause uses will + base verb to express the probable result.

This is the second conditional, used for hypothetical or unlikely present situations. The if-clause uses past simple and the main clause uses would + base verb.

This is a third conditional for past unreal situations, using past perfect in the if-clause and would have + past participle in the main clause.

This is a first conditional, indicating a likely future consequence. The if-clause uses present simple and the main clause uses will + base verb.

 
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