1.

P- no changes
2. NP - The production manager was asked to write his report quickly, accurately, and
thoroughly.
3. NP- The president promised to reform health care, preserve social security, and balance the
budget.
4. P- no changes
5. P- no changes
6. NP- He liked their courage, their stamina, and their style.
7. NP- The administration approved the student's right to drop the class but not to meet with the
professor.
8. NP- The frustrated customer wanted to exchange the article, to obtain a refund and to speak to
the manager.
9. NP- Wen gets her daily exercise by walking her dog, going for a bike ride, and cleaning her
house.
10. NP- Would you prefer the graceful owls, pesky rat or sneaky cat as your pet?
11. NP- Stress makes it difficult to maintain regular exercise, stable relationships, and healthy
diet.
12. NP- The TLC can help you improve your writing skills, gain independence, and complete
your assignments.
13. NP- The teacher reads the book and plays the game.
14. P- no changes
15. P- no changes
16. Active voice - Beautiful songs are sung by Shreya Ghosal.
17. Active voice- In the West where the sun set.
18. Passive voice
19. Passive voice
20. Active voice - The desk was built by the carpenter.
21. Active voice- The tree was cut down by the woodcutter.
22. Active voice- In the river, the axe was dropped by the man.
23. Passive voice
24. passive voice
25. Active voice - The money lost by Natasha.
26. Active voice - The field will be plowed by the farmer.
27. Passive voice
28. Active voice - The war zone has been entered by the enemy.
29. Active voice - The song is being sung by whom?
30. Active voice - The animals are teased by the children.
31. than
32. so
33. what.
34. so
35. because
36. that
37. although
38. by
39. and
40. but
41. Last year I went to India.
42. I usually gets the bus to work.

43. Next week I am going to the cinema.

44. I have gathered the information.

45. She listened.

46. took
47. went
48. were
49. speaks
50. live
51. have gone
52. left
53. had wronged
54. will go
55. do
56. He sipped it with relish and soon became somewhat loquacious.
57. I must be magnanimous and truly great.
58. She never felt happy in a student milieu.
59. I made your birthday cake with meraki.
60. It addresses the causes and mechanisms underlying the phenomenon.

61-75. English does not represent intelligence. Being fluent or good in English does not imply
intelligence, because having an intellectual mind entails more than being educated and proficient
in a foreign language. Before you treat yourself as an intellectual person, learn to respect
yourself. Because some people do not speak English, we cannot comprehend their information.
Not everyone who can communicate well in English is less educated or intellectual. Nobody has
the authority to discriminate against you or dismiss you because you do not speak English
fluently. People should, however, never stop learning new things and must comprehend the
importance of the skill in terms of personal and professional demands, but if you are already
doing so, that is sufficient. You must realize your worth and that you are not inferior to others.