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Passive Voice & Past Continuous Quiz

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Test your grasp of the Passive Voice vs Past Continuous

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Passive Voice & Past Continuous QuizOnline version

Test your grasp of the Passive Voice vs Past Continuous

by Luciano Fernandes Pereira Felipe Teacher Lu
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Which focus is used in the passive voice?

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What is the standard structure for the passive voice?

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Which sentence is in the past continuous tense?

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When is the doer of the action typically mentioned in the passive voice?

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Which sentence is passive voice?

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Which sentence demonstrates past continuous?

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What is the quick rule for choosing past continuous vs passive?

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Which is an example of passive voice with by-phrase?

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Which sentence answers 'What happened to it?' most directly?

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Which sentence demonstrates the correct use of past participle in passive?

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Passive voice highlights the action's result or the object, not who did it.

Passive is form: was/were plus the past participle (e.g., was broken).

Past continuous uses was/were + verb-ing, e.g., was making.

In passive, the doer can be included with by-phrase if relevant.

Passive uses was/were + past participle; broke is the past simple, not participle.

Past continuous uses were + verb-ing.

Subject performing action = past continuous; receiving action = passive.

Passive includes by + agent: was made by Ana.

Passive focuses on what happened to the object.

Passive requires the past participle: read, not reading.

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