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Passive Voice Parade

Froggy Jumps

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Fun passive practice for kids

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Fun passive practice for kids

by Shinn Shinn Thant
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Present simple passive: The cat catches mice.

2

Past simple passive: The team built a new bridge.

3

Present simple passive: People speak Spanish here.

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Past simple passive: They painted the house last year.

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Present simple passive: They drink coffee in the morning.

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Past simple passive: Someone cleaned the desks.

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Present simple passive: People read books in the library.

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Past simple passive: Someone delivered the letter yesterday

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Present simple passive: They publish new songs every week.

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Past simple passive: Mom baked the cookies.

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