Exercises
Type the verbs in the correct tense, in the passive.
- I don’t have to go to the newsstand because the paper is delivered to our house every day.
- When Kylie went to school, she was picked up by her parents every day.
- You need not clean the bathroom. It has already been cleaned by someone else.
- Relax! From now on everything will be done for you.
- When I came home, dinner had not been cooked yet.
Change the active sentences into passive sentences. Use the same tense as in the active sentence.
- He invents silly things.
→ Silly things are invented.
- I am reading a book.
→ A book is being read.
- She has signed the contract.
→ The contract has been signed.
- A car hit me.
→ I was hit.
- My neighbours will take care of my plants.
→ My plants will be taken care of.
Rewrite the sentences in passive voice.
- He opens the door. - The door is opened by him.
- We set the table. - The table is set by us.
- She pays a lot of money. - A lot of money is paid by her.
- I draw a picture. - A picture is drawn by me.
- They wear blue shoes. - Blue shoes are worn by them.
- They don't help you. - You are not helped by them.
- He doesn't open the book. - The book is not opened by him.
- You do not write the letter. - The letter is not written by you.
- Does your mum pick you up? - Are you picked up by your mum?
Construct sentences in the impersonal passive.
- They think that he earns a lot of money.
→ He is thought to earn a lot of money.
- Visitors say that these museums have wonderful exhibits.
→ These museums are said to have wonderful exhibits.
- Everybody knows that this sculpture is the artist’s greatest work.
→ This sculpture is known to be the artist’s greatest work.
- The police assume that the arrested man has robbed the bank.
→ The arrested man is assumed to have robbed the bank.
- Experts suppose that this jewellery belonged to Cleopatra.
→ This jewellery is supposed to have belonged to Cleopatra.
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