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Active and passive voice
- 2. I can correctly say whether a sentence is in the active or passive tense. Click the circles next to the words to reveal Correct Incorrect Eating well and exercising regularly is good for you. active passive
- 3. I can correctly say whether a sentence is in the active or passive tense. Click the circles next to the words to reveal Correct Incorrect Everyone who knows him is aware of how rich he is. active passive
- 4. I can correctly say whether a sentence is in the active or passive tense. Click the circles next to the words to reveal Correct Incorrect Ben gave me a spoon. active passive
- 5. I can correctly say whether a sentence is in the active or passive tense. Click the circles next to the words to reveal Correct Incorrect Poor Ayan was so frightened of the ugly troll! active passive
- 6. I can correctly say whether a sentence is in the active or passive tense. Click the circles next to the words to reveal Correct Incorrect Most buses are driven by men. active passive
- 7. I can correctly say whether a sentence is in the active or passive tense. Click the circles next to the words to reveal Correct Incorrect He finds silly things amusing. active passive
- 8. I can correctly say whether a sentence is in the active or passive tense. Click the circles next to the words to reveal Correct Incorrect The jungle is inhabited by many strange and wonderful animals. active passive
- 9. I can correctly say whether a sentence is in the active or passive tense. Click the circles next to the words to reveal Correct Incorrect The teacher was respected by many in her class. active passive
- 10. I can correctly say whether a sentence is in the active or passive tense. Click the circles next to the words to reveal Correct Incorrect The tsunami knocked many trees and buildings over. active passive
- 11. I can correctly say whether a sentence is in the active or passive tense. Click the circles next to the words to reveal Correct Incorrect All of her pies had been eaten by that naughty boy! active passive