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Passive Voice

The document contains homework exercises focused on transforming active voice sentences into passive voice. It includes ten examples for practice, along with additional speaking prompts related to household tasks and responsibilities. The structure emphasizes the use of the passive voice in various contexts.

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Passive Voice

The document contains homework exercises focused on transforming active voice sentences into passive voice. It includes ten examples for practice, along with additional speaking prompts related to household tasks and responsibilities. The structure emphasizes the use of the passive voice in various contexts.

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Homework

1
Introduction

2
Extra
1. Active: The mechanic repairs the car engine every week.
Passive: __________________________________________________
2. Active: Julia sent the email to the client this morning.
Passive: __________________________________________________
3. Active: They are building a new skyscraper near the park.
Passive: __________________________________________________
4. Active: The committee will announce the final decision next Friday.
Passive: __________________________________________________
5. Active: Someone has stolen my laptop from the office.
Passive: __________________________________________________

(*) to be + (been) + P-II


3
Extra
6. Active: Tourists buy over a million tickets each year.
Passive: __________________________________________________
7. Active: A storm damaged the old castle two days ago.
Passive: __________________________________________________
8. Active: We were discussing the new rules all afternoon.
Passive: __________________________________________________
9. Active: The university must approve all new courses.
Passive: __________________________________________________
10.Active: I think the police will question the suspect later today.
Passive: __________________________________________________

(*) to be + (been) + P-II


4
Speaking (+ Destination - p.
42 & Quiz)
1. When is the laundry usually done in your house? (By whom?)

2. How often are the floors vacuumed? (By whom?)

3. Where are the clean dishes kept after they're dried? (By whom?)

4. Are the bins emptied every day? (By whom?)

5. What was broken the last time someone was doing the cleaning? (By
whom?)

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