The passive voice

The Passive Voice

By the end of this class, you will be able to confidently and correctly

turn active sentences into passive sentences.

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The Passive Voice

By the end of this class, you will be able to confidently and correctly

turn active sentences into passive sentences.

The waitress serves breakfast at 7 o’clock.

Passive: Breakfast ________ at 7 o’clock (by the waitress).

15

s

A

was served

B

is served

C


D


The news seemed to have shocked him.

Passive: He seemed ________ by the news.

15

s

A

to have been shocked

B

to be shocked

C

Answer C

D

Answer D

He expects people to show him more respect.

Passive: He expects ________ more respect (by people).

15

s

A

to receive

B

to be shown more respect

C

Answer C

D

Answer D

The dentist pulled out my tooth.
Passive: My tooth ________ (by the dentist).

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s

Who delivered that parcel ?

Passive: Who ________ that parcel ________ (by)?

20

s

The police are questioning him now.

Passive: He ________ now (by the police).

20

s

Nobody has seen the Queen since July

Passive:

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m

00

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The mayor will open the new sports centre next month.

Passive:

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m

00

s