Grammar: Passive, Reported Speech & Causatives

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Quiz on passive, reported speech, causatives

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Froggy Jumps Grammar: Passive, Reported Speech & CausativesOnline version Quiz on passive, reported speech, causatives by Facundo Miranday 1 Which sentence is in the passive voice? a The cake was baked by Anna. b The cake baked Anna. c Anna baked the cake. 2 Change to passive: 'The chef cooked the meal.' a The chef cooked the meal. b The meal was cooked by the chef. c The meal is cooked by the chef. 3 Reported speech: 'I am reading a book,' she said. a She said I am reading a book. b She said she was reading a book. c She said I was reading a book. 4 Convert to reported speech: 'We will arrive tomorrow,' they announced. a They announced that they would arrive the next day. b They announced that they will arrive tomorrow. c They announced that they arrive tomorrow. 5 Which sentence uses causative 'have' correctly? a I made the brakes check by the mechanic. b I took the brakes to the mechanic. c I had the mechanic check the brakes. 6 Choose the causative form: 'The manager had the report prepared.' a The manager arranged for the report to be prepared. b The manager prepared the report. c The manager has prepared the report. 7 Reported speech: 'Do you like coffee?' (replying later) a He asked if I liked coffee. b He asked if I like coffee. c He asked if I liked coffee. 8 Passive transformation: 'They publish new issues every week.' a New issues are published every week. b They publish new issues every week. c New issues publish every week. 9 Causative form with 'get': 'She got the gardener to prune the hedge.' a She had the gardener prune the hedge. b She arranged for the gardener to prune the hedge. c She pruned the hedge with the gardener. 10 Which sentence is in passive voice? a The window was broken by the wind. b The wind broke the window. c The wind broke the window.

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Grammar: Passive, Reported Speech & CausativesOnline version

Quiz on passive, reported speech, causatives

by Facundo Miranday

Which sentence is in the passive voice?

The cake was baked by Anna.

The cake baked Anna.

Anna baked the cake.

Change to passive: 'The chef cooked the meal.'

The chef cooked the meal.

The meal was cooked by the chef.

The meal is cooked by the chef.

Reported speech: 'I am reading a book,' she said.

She said I am reading a book.

She said she was reading a book.

She said I was reading a book.

Convert to reported speech: 'We will arrive tomorrow,' they announced.

They announced that they would arrive the next day.

They announced that they will arrive tomorrow.

They announced that they arrive tomorrow.

Which sentence uses causative 'have' correctly?

I made the brakes check by the mechanic.

I took the brakes to the mechanic.

I had the mechanic check the brakes.

Choose the causative form: 'The manager had the report prepared.'

The manager arranged for the report to be prepared.

The manager prepared the report.

The manager has prepared the report.

Reported speech: 'Do you like coffee?' (replying later)

He asked if I liked coffee.

He asked if I like coffee.

He asked if I liked coffee.

Passive transformation: 'They publish new issues every week.'

New issues are published every week.

They publish new issues every week.

New issues publish every week.

Causative form with 'get': 'She got the gardener to prune the hedge.'

She had the gardener prune the hedge.

She arranged for the gardener to prune the hedge.

She pruned the hedge with the gardener.

Which sentence is in passive voice?

The window was broken by the wind.

The wind broke the window.

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Grammar: Passive, Reported Speech & CausativesOnline version

by Facundo Miranday

Which sentence is in the passive voice?

Change to passive: 'The chef cooked the meal.'

Reported speech: 'I am reading a book,' she said.

Convert to reported speech: 'We will arrive tomorrow,' they announced.

Which sentence uses causative 'have' correctly?

Choose the causative form: 'The manager had the report prepared.'

Reported speech: 'Do you like coffee?' (replying later)

Passive transformation: 'They publish new issues every week.'

Causative form with 'get': 'She got the gardener to prune the hedge.'

Which sentence is in passive voice?