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Mastering Passive Voice

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Test your passive voice skills

by RIOS MONSALVE KAREN SOFIA
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Which sentence is in passive voice?

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Transform to passive: 'The chef cooks the meal'.

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In 'The letter was written by Maria', who is the agent?

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Choose the passive form of: 'They will announce the results tomorrow.'

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Identify the tense used: 'The cake was baked yesterday.'

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Passive form for present perfect: 'They have completed the task.'

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Which sentence is active?

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Transform to active: 'The song was sung by the choir.'

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Which of these is a proper passive sentence?

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Present continuous passive example: 'The houses are being built.'

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1. Is the classroom cleaned every day?

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2. Are the emails sent in the morning?

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3. Was the project finished on time?

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4. Were the photos taken by you?

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5. Is the car washed every week?

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6. Was the homework checked by the teacher?

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7. Are the lessons explained clearly?

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8. Was the song written by her?

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9. Are the exams prepared by the school?

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10. Was the door opened by John?

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Passive: form 'be' + past participle. The other sentences are active or incorrect.

Present simple active becomes 'is/are' + past participle in passive.

In passive, the agent follows 'by'.

Future passive uses 'will be' + past participle.

Past simple passive uses 'was/were' + past participle.

Present perfect passive: has/have + been + past participle.

Active voice shows the doer before verb.

Active form: subject + verb + object.

Correct passive uses 'was/were' + past participle with agent optional.

Present continuous passive: are/is/ am + being + past participle.

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