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Mixed Passive Review Exercise

October 9, 2026 B1pdf

Complete the 12 sentences below. Choose the best answer for each one.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1The hotel rooms ............... every morning before new guests arrive.
Wrong!
Use the present simple passive for a regular action done to the object: "are cleaned".
2My bike ............... yesterday, so I rode it to school today.
Wrong!
Use the past simple passive for a completed action done to the bike yesterday: "was repaired".
3The report ............... to all managers, so check your inbox now.
Wrong!
Use the present perfect passive when the present result matters and no finished time is given: "has been sent".
4Safety helmets ............... in this part of the factory.
Wrong!
After a modal, use be + past participle for the passive: "must be worn".
5This term's exam results ............... on Friday.
Wrong!
Use will be + past participle for a future passive action: "will be announced".
6Her application ............... last year because one document was missing.
Wrong!
Use the negative past simple passive for an action that was not done to the application: "was not accepted".
7When ............... the photo taken by your brother?
Wrong!
In a past passive question, put was before the subject and the past participle after it: "When was the photo taken?"
8The meeting has ............... twice this week.
Wrong!
In the present perfect passive, use has/have been + past participle: "been postponed".
9The classroom ............... when we arrived for our lesson.
Wrong!
Use was/were being + past participle for an action in progress in the past: "was being painted".
10The wedding cake was made ............... for my cousin's party.
Wrong!
Use by to show the agent who does the action in a passive sentence: "by a famous chef".
11These windows need ............... before the guests come.
Wrong!
After need, use to be + past participle when the subject receives the action: "to be washed".
12This sign is easy ............... from the road.
Wrong!
After adjectives like 'easy', use the active to-infinitive even though the meaning is passive: "easy to read" (not "easy to be read").

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  1. The hotel rooms are cleaned every morning before new guests arrive.
  2. My bike was repaired yesterday, so I rode it to school today.
  3. The report has been sent to all managers, so check your inbox now.
  4. Safety helmets must be worn in this part of the factory.
  5. This term’s exam results will be announced on Friday.
  6. Her application was not accepted last year because one document was missing.
  7. When was the photo taken by your brother?
  8. The meeting has been postponed twice this week.
  9. The classroom was being painted when we arrived for our lesson.
  10. The wedding cake was made by a famous chef for my cousin’s party.
  11. These windows need to be washed before the guests come.
  12. This sign is easy to read from the road.

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