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Change into passive voice

August 23, 2015 - B1pdf

Change the following sentences into the passive form.

Progress 0 of 11 answered
1R.K Narayan wrote this book. / This book ............... by R.K Narayan.
Wrong!
2I bought a diamond necklace. / A diamond necklace ............... by me.
Wrong!
3I know him. / He ............... to me.
Wrong!
4They invited me to their party. / I ............... to their party.
Wrong!
5I closed the doors and windows. / The doors and windows ............... by me.
Wrong!
6Our team expected to win the match. / The match ............... to be won by our team.
Wrong!
7Brutus accused Caesar of ambition. / Caesar ............... of ambition.
Wrong!
8He taught me to read Hindi. / I ............... to read Hindi.
Wrong!
9One expects better behavior from an educated person. / Better behavior ............... from an educated person.
Wrong!
10They were watching the film The Titanic. / The film The Titanic ............... by them.
Wrong!
11You must endure what you cannot cure. / What ............... must be endured.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/11

Answers

  1. R.K Narayan wrote this book. / This book was written by R.K Narayan.
  2. I bought a diamond necklace. / A diamond necklace was bought by me.
  3. I know him. / He is known to me.
  4. They invited me to their party. / I was invited to their party.
  5. I closed the doors and windows. / The doors and windows were closed by me.
  6. Our team expected to win the match. / The match was expected to be won by our team.
  7. Brutus accused Caesar of ambition. / Caesar was accused of ambition.
  8. He taught me to read Hindi. / I was taught to read Hindi.
  9. One expects better behavior from an educated person. / Better behavior is expected from an educated person.
  10. They were watching the film The Titanic. / The film The Titanic was being watched by them.
  11. You must endure what you cannot cure. / What cannot be cured must be endured.
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