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    This document contains a listening activity worksheet for students with 10 multiple choice questions about the passive voice in English. The questions test students' understanding of key aspects of passive voice construction, such as: when to use the passive voice, what part of speech comes in the passive form of a verb, and how to change active voice sentences into their passive voice equivalents. The worksheet provides the questions, multiple choice answers, and space for noting the term and page number.

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    This document contains a listening activity worksheet for students with 10 multiple choice questions about the passive voice in English. The questions test students' understanding of key aspects of passive voice construction, such as: when to use the passive voice, what part of speech comes in the passive form of a verb, and how to change active voice sentences into their passive voice equivalents. The worksheet provides the questions, multiple choice answers, and space for noting the term and page number.

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    Listening Exercise

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    Albita Poveda Rincon
    This document contains a listening activity worksheet for students with 10 multiple choice questions about the passive voice in English. The questions test students' understanding of key aspects of passive voice construction, such as: when to use the passive voice, what part of speech comes in the passive form of a verb, and how to change active voice sentences into their passive voice equivalents. The worksheet provides the questions, multiple choice answers, and space for noting the term and page number.

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    SUBJECT: STUDENT:

    FECHA DE APROBACIN:

    ENGLISH

    TEACHER:

    MICHEL CARRILLO
    CURSO: 80__ Pgina 1 de 2

    DATE OF RETURN:

    FGA-023-V3
    1
    TERM

    07/07/201 0 LISTENING ACTIVITIES

    GUIDE:

    WORKSHOP

    EVALUATION:

    LEVELING:

    THIRD

    1. Watch this video YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pxbQ2U3Uuv0 2. According to what you saw in the video choose the best option a, b, c or d: 1. In the passive voice_________ a. The sentence begins with the subject. b. The sentence begins with the object or person that the action is performed on c. The sentence begins with a main verb or an auxiliary verb. d. The sentence begins with a WH question, such as who, where or why.

    2. When should we use the passive voice? _________________________ a. When we don`t have time to mention the subject. b. When we don`t speak English fluently. c. When we do not know who the subject is or It is not important who the subject is. d. When we do not have a good knowledge about other grammar tenses.

    3. In the Passive Voice, the Main Verb goes in: a. Past Simple b. Future Continuous c. Infinitive d. Past Participle

    4. The correct Passive form of this sentence: Richard played the guitar is: a. The guitar is played by Richard. b. The guitar was played by Richard. c. The guitar is playing Richard. d. Richard and the guitar play.

    5. The correct passive form of this sentence: I was doing it is: a. It was being done. b. It was done. c. I did not do it. d. It was donated.

    6. The correct Passive Voice of this sentence: I had done it is: a. It was doing by me. b. It had been done c. It was done. d. I did it.

    7. In structures containing the infinitive do the passive is: a. Doing b. Did c. Done d. Be done

    8. In structure containing the gerund doing the passive is: a. Being done b. Been done c. Have done d. Does

    9. The correct Passive Voice of this sentence: I don`t mind teaching her is: a. I don`t mind being his teacher. b. She doesn`t mind being taught. c. She doesn`t need to be taught. d. She doesn`t mind being my teacher.

    10. The correct Passive Voice of this sentence: I cleaned the bedroom is: a. The bedroom was cleaned by you. b. The bedroom was cleaned by me. c. The bedroom was cleaned by I. d. The bedroom was cleaned by us.

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