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Passive voice exercise

July 1, 2013 - pdf

Change the following sentences into passive voice.

Progress 0 of 5 answered
1. They took her to hospital yesterday. / She ................................ to hospital yesterday.
Wrong!
2. Did the noise frighten you? / .................................. you frightened by the noise?
Wrong!
3. Someone will show you the path. / 3. You ..................................... the path by someone.
Wrong!
4. Let him attend the call. / Let the call ....................................... by him.
Wrong!
5. Thousands visit the shrine every year. / 5. The shrine ...................................... by thousands every year.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/5

Answers

1. She was taken to hospital yesterday.

2. Were you frightened by the noise?

3. You will be shown the path by someone.

4. Let the call be attended by him.

5. The shrine is visited by thousands every year.

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