This document contains a grammar assessment with 10 multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions testing a student's knowledge of the simple past passive, present progressive passive, and present perfect passive verb tenses. The questions cover identifying the structures of the passive voice across tenses, forming passive sentences in the given tenses, identifying uses of contractions and tense usage, and providing examples of sentences written in the present progressive passive.

1. TEACHER: Vanessa Cauja
UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE CHIMBORAZO
FACULTAD DE CIENCIAS DE LA EDUCACIÓN, HUMANAS Y TECNOLOGÍAS
LANGUAGE SCHOOL
GRAMMAR VI
STUDENT:
SEMESTER:
DATE:
COEVALUATION OF
SIMPLE PAST PASSIVE, PRESENT PROGRESSIVE PASSIVE, AND PRESENT
PRFECT PASSIVE
Read all the questions carefully. Each question is out to 1 point
1) Is the passive voice´s structure the same for all the tenses? Why?
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2) Fill the blanks with the words in the box
a) We use the.....................................................like...................................,
for........................................and....................... .
3) Put simple past passive verb into the sentence and make simple past passive
question.
a) I....................... by a policeman in Green Road this morning.(stop)
Where.....................................by a policeman this morning? "in Green Road"
4) Can you use contractions in present progressive passive? Why or Why not ?
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5) Rewrite the following sentences in present progressive passive:
They are discussing important subjects at the university.
COMPLETE FINISHED ACTIONS SIMPLE PAST PASSIVE EVENTS SIMPLE PAST ACTIVE

2. …………………………………………………………………………….
Alice is cooking the dinner to tom.
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6) Put present progressive passive verbs into these sentences:
a) Business people ……………………................ with a Chinese person. (talk )
b) Spanish……………………......................in Ecuador. (speak)
7) Circle the correct answer.
a) We use the present progressive active/ present progressive passive, for things
that are happening now or things that are planned for the future.
b) We use the present perfect passive like the present perfect active/ simple
present, to talk about past actions and events which are important now.
8) Make 4 examples in present progressive passive
a) .............................................................................................................................
b) ..............................................................................................................................
c) ...............................................................................................................................
d) ...............................................................................................................................
9) Circle the correct tense in each sentence.
a) Yesterday, letters are sent/was sent/ were sent to all the members of the club.
b) "Where´s your car?" "It´s repaired"/"It´s being repaired"/"It´s been repaired".
10) Write the passive verbs in the correct tenses.
a) Potatoes...................................................to Europe from South America in the
1500s. ( Bring)
b) "Two" and "too" ........................................................the same. (pronounce)