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PASSIVE VOICEVersión en línea

FOR 11 SMA

por tia rahmahwati26
1

The mechanic was repairing the car yesterday afternoon. What is the correct passive sentence?

2

The teacher explains the lesson every morning. What is the correct passive sentence?

3

The company has launched a new product. What is the correct passive sentence?

4

The committee will announce the results next week. What is the correct passive sentence?

5

Everyone must follow the safety rules. What is the correct passive sentence?

6

The letter was sent yesterday. Which active sentence is correct?

7

The classroom is being decorated for the celebration. Which active sentence is correct?

8

The project had been completed before the deadline. Which active sentence is correct?

9

The documents will have been checked by tomorrow morning. Which active sentence is correct?

10

The problem can be solved easily. Which active sentence is correct?

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English is ______ in many countries.

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The classroom ______ cleaned at the moment.

13

The report ______ by the manager.

14

School uniform ______ wear during the ceremony.

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By next Monday, all assignments ______.

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Active: The chef prepares the meals every morning. Passive: The meals are prepared every morning.

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Active: Someone has stolen my bicycle. Passive: My bicycle has stolen.

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Active: They will announce the winner tomorrow. Passive: The winner will be announced tomorrow.

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Active: The students were cleaning the classroom. Passive: The classroom was being cleaned by the students.

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Active: People should recycle plastic bottles. Passive: Plastic bottles should be recycled.

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Correct : B Explanation The active sentence uses Past Continuous Tense. Pattern: was/were + V-ing Passive Pattern: was/were + being + V3 Transformation: The mechanic was repairing the car.->The car was being repaired. Why? Object the car becomes the subject. was repairing changes to was being repaired.

Correct : B The active sentence is: The teacher explains the lesson every morning. This sentence uses the Simple Present Tense because the verb is explains (V1+s) and the time expression every morning indicates a habitual action. Passive Voice Formula: Subject + am/is/are + V3 Steps: Object → the lesson becomes the new subject. Verb explains changes into is explained. Subject the teacher may be omitted because it is not essential. Correct sentence: The lesson is explained every morning.

correct : B Explanation The sentence uses Present Perfect. Pattern: has/have + V3 Passive Pattern: has/have + been + V3 Transformation: The company has launched a new product. -> A new product has been launched.

Correct Answer: ✅ D Explanation Future Passive Formula: will + be + V3 Transformation: The committee will announce the results. -> The results will be announced.

Correct Answer: ✅ C Explanation Modal Passive Formula: Modal + be + V3 The sentence uses must. Transformation: Everyone must follow the safety rules. -> The safety rules must be followed.

Correct Answer: ✅ A Explanation Passive: The letter was sent yesterday. Pattern: was + V3 Active Pattern: Subject + V2 + Object Correct: Someone sent the letter yesterday.

Correct Answer: ✅ A Explanation Passive: is being decorated -> Present Continuous Passive Active Pattern: am/is/are + V-ing Correct: They are decorating the classroom.

Correct Answer: ✅ D Explanation Passive: had been completed -> Past Perfect Passive Active Pattern: had + V3 Correct: The team had completed the project before the deadline.

Correct Answer: ✅ C Explanation Passive: will have been checked -> Future Perfect Passive Active Pattern: will have + V3 Correct: The staff will have checked the documents.

Correct Answer: ✅ A Explanation Passive: can be solved -> Modal Passive Formula: can + be + V3 Active: We can solve the problem easily.

Correct: B Explanation: This sentence uses the Simple Present Passive. The passive voice pattern for the Simple Present is: Subject + am/is/are + V3 The subject is “English” (singular), so “is” is used. The verb “speak” must be changed to the third form (V3), which is “spoken.” Complete sentence: English is spoken in many countries.

Answer: c. is being Explanation The sentence describes an activity that is currently taking place (“at the moment”), so it uses the present continuous passive. Formula: Subject + am/is/are + being + V3 Complete sentence: The classroom is being cleaned at the moment.

Answer: A. has been approved Explanation This sentence uses the present perfect passive. Pattern: Subject + has/have + been + V3 Subject: “The report” → singular → uses “has.” The verb “approve” becomes “approved.” Complete sentence: The report has been approved by the manager.

Answer: D. must be Explanation The sentence uses the modal verb “must.” Passive voice formula after a modal verb: Modal verb + be + V3 Complete sentence: Students must be required? (Does not fit the context.) In this question, the blank is only for the auxiliary verb: Students must be required to wear school uniforms during the ceremony. Or, if keeping the original sentence: School uniforms must be worn during the ceremony.

Answer: D. will have been finished Explanation Time marker: By next Monday indicates the Future Perfect. Passive Future Perfect: will have been + V3 Complete sentence: By next Monday, all assignments will have been finished.

✅ True Explanation Active: The chef prepares the meals every morning. Object: the meals becomes the subject. Simple Present Passive: are prepared The agent can be omitted because it is not particularly important.

❌ False Explanation Correct passive sentence: My bicycle has been stolen. Error: “Been” is missing. The Present Perfect Passive must be: has/have + been + V3

The past perfect passive tense must use “had been” + V3, not just “had” + V3. Correct sentence: The computer had been repaired before the meeting.

✅ True Explanation Past Continuous Passive: was/were + being + V3 Active: were cleaning ↓ Passive: was being cleaned Since the subject changes to: the classroom (singular) we use “was.”

✅ True Explanation Passive Voice: should + be + V3 recycle ↓ recycled The agent “people” is omitted because it is a generic subject, so the passive sentence remains correct without the phrase “by people.”

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