Test paper Date 16/2/2009 Name & surname Class NO.

Test paper Date 16/2/2009 Name & surname Class NO.2

Change the active sentences to passive.

Change the active sentences to passive.

1. People returned many books to the library last night. 2. Someone took that book from her desk. 3. Someone has taken money from my wallet. 4. The reporter wrote an article about pollution. 5. The dog bit the tall little boy. 6. The newspapers reported the event immediately. 7. We could hear the sound of music. 8. Lightning struck the house. 9. We have to pay the bill before the first of the month. 10. The police are holding him for further questioning.

1. Shakespeare might have written more than 40 plays. 2. Bill has read all these books. 3. Mary has just copied Tom's homework. 4. Mr. Delicious is cooking the dinner tonight. 5. Harry and Sally could have left this book here. 6. Martin is going to buy this dog. 7. After Frank had visited Tom, Sam came along. 8. Steven has bought these flowers. 9. Dan copied Jack's homework yesterday. 10. James is joining the party soon.

Put the verbs in the brackets into Passive Voice

Put the verbs in the brackets into Passive Voice

1. The towels (not use). Past tense 1. Paul (send) to prison. Future tense 2. He (not sell) the jewels. Present perfect 2. My brother (just beat) in the race. Present perfect 3. They (teach) Frensh. Present tense 3. He (tell) to wait outside. Past tense 4. I (not pay) for the work. Past tense 5. Policemen (often ask) for the way. Present tense 6. They lawn (cut) once a week. Present tense 6. . All the fruits (eat up) by the guests. Past tense 7. We (ask) by the police. Future tense 7. . The letter (answer) tomorrow. Future tense How do you form Passive Voice? Name one rule of the Passive Voice and exemplify it. How do you form Passive Voice? Name one rule of the Passive Voice and exemplify it. 4. . The fire brigade (phone) soon after the fire broke out. Past perfect 5. . You (laugh) at if you talk such nonsense. Future tense

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