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Passive voice exercise

October 19, 2013 - B1pdf

Complete the following sentences using appropriate passive verb forms.

Progress 0 of 10 answered
1Paper ............... wood.
Wrong!
2The car ...............
Wrong!
3This bucket ............... plastic.
Wrong!
4The boy ............... by the teacher.
Wrong!
5The thieves ...............
Wrong!
6Do you think the roof ............... by evening?
Wrong!
7The tablet ............... .. with food.
Wrong!
8The payment ...............
Wrong!
9The parcel ............... by courier this morning.
Wrong!
10The matter ............... now.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/10

Answers

  1. Paper is made from wood.
  2. The car is still being fixed
  3. This bucket is made of plastic.
  4. The boy was punished by the teacher.
  5. The thieves have been caught
  6. Do you think the roof will be repaired by evening?
  7. The tablet must be taken .. with food.
  8. The payment has been sent
  9. The parcel was sent by courier this morning.
  10. The matter is being discussed now.
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