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1. PASSIVE VOICE PRACTICE EXERCISES
A) Change the sentences from the active to the passive.
1- They grow coffee in Kenya.
2- They publish The Times newspaper in London.
3- They transport oranges from Valencia to Germany in
special crates.
4- The shark ate the man.
5- The arsonist started the fire.
6- The police took him away.
7- They didn't punish him for what he did.
8- Did The president give John an award?.
9- Everyone saw them
10- The police brought him here.
11- The firefighters didn’t save the women.
12- All the students understood the explanation.
13- Who stole my wallet?
14- A snake bit him.
15- Thomas and his brother built that house.
B) Choose the correct verb active or passive
1 These cars produce / are produced in Japan .
2 Alan teaches / is taught Geography.
3 German is spoken / speaks in Austria.
4 Lots of houses destroyed / were destroyed by
the earthquake .
5 Henry Ford was invented / invented the
assembly line.
6 Somebody cleans / is cleaned the office every
day.
7 Somebody is sent/ sends emails.
8 The grass cuts / is cut every day.
9 Paul found / was found the key.
10 the computer fixed / was fixed yesterday.
11 Who painted / was painted The Mona Lisa?
12 My ballet store / was stolen.
C) Put the verbs in brackets in the correct form active or passive.
1 He _______(open) the door.
2 The letter _____________by me.
3 _________ your mum ________(pick )you up from school every day?
4 _________ the thief _________ (catch) by the police officer?
5 The airline __________(send) our passage to Australia by mistake.
6 Soy _____________ ( grow) by farmers in Argentina
7 People _________(export) Spanish tortilla to the US
8 The Burial of the Count of Orgaz _________(paint) by El Greco
9 You _____________( not find) penguins at the North Pole
10 America ___________(not discover) by Columbus in 1491
11 My uncle _________(sell) the bicycle when he was young.
12 All the plates in the cupboard __________(break) by the child
13 She __________(not find) the book.
………………………………………………………………
A) Change the sentences from the active to the passive.
1 They grow coffee in Kenya.
2 They publish The Times newspaper in London.
3 They transport oranges from Valencia to
Germany in special crates.
4 The shark ate the man.
5 The arsonist started the fire.
6 The police took him away.
7 They didn't punish him for what he did.
8 Did The president give John an award?.
9 Everyone saw them
10 The police brought him here.
11 The firefighters didn’t save the women.
12 All the students understood the
explanation.
13 Who stole my wallet?
14 A snake bit him.
15 Thomas and his brother built that house.
B) Choose the correct verb active or passive
1 These cars produce / are produced in Japan .
2 Alan teaches / is taught Geography.
3 German is spoken / speaks in Austria.
4 Lots of houses destroyed / were destroyed by
the earthquake .
5 Henry Ford was invented / invented the
assembly line.
6 Somebody cleans / is cleaned the office every
day.
7 Somebody is sent/ sends emails.
8 The grass cuts / is cut every day.
9 Paul found / was found the key.
10 the computer fixed / was fixed yesterday.
11 Who painted / was painted The Mona Lisa?
12 My ballet store / was stolen.
C) Put the verbs in brackets in the correct form active or passive.
1 He _______(open) the door.
2 The letter _____________by me.
3 _________ your mum ________(pick )you up from school every day?
4 _________ the thief _________ (catch) by the police officer?
5 The airline __________(send) our passage to Australia by mistake.
6 Soy _____________ ( grow) by farmers in Argentina
7 People _________(export) Spanish tortilla to the US
8 The Burial of the Count of Orgaz _________(paint) by El Greco
9 You _____________( not find) penguins at the North Pole
10 America ___________(not discover) by Columbus in 1491
11 My uncle _________(sell) the bicycle when he was young.
12 All the plates in the cupboard __________(break) by the child
13 She __________(not find) the book.
