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Passive Voice Practice: Statements & QuestionsVersión en línea Practice passive voice. por Juan Carlos Yanez 1 Convert to passive voice: The chef cooks the meal. a The meal cooked by the chef. b The chef is cooked the meal. c The meal is cooked by the chef. d The meal was cooking by the chef. 2 Convert to passive voice: The committee approves the proposal. a The proposal is approved by the committee. b The proposal was approving by the committee. c The proposal approved by the committee. d The committee is approved the proposal. 3 Make passive: They publish new articles weekly. a New articles were published weekly by them. b Articles are publish by them weekly. c New articles are published weekly by them. d New articles are publishing weekly by them. 4 Make passive: People speak Spanish in many countries. a Spanish is spoken in many countries by people. b Spanish is speaking in many countries by people. c Spanish was spoken in many countries by people. d People are spoken Spanish in many countries. 5 Form passive: The students finished the assignment. a The assignment finished by the students. b The assignment was finished by the students. c The assignment is finished by the students. d The students were finishing the assignment. 6 Turn into passive: They build a new bridge every year. a Every year a new bridge is built by them. b A new bridge was built every year. c A new bridge is built every year by them. d A new bridge builds every year by them. 7 Convert to passive: People recycle bottles and cans. a Bottles and cans are recycled by people. b People are recycled bottles and cans. c Bottles and cans were recycled by people. d Bottles and cans recycle by people. 8 Make passive: They will announce the results tomorrow. a The results will be announced tomorrow by them. b Tomorrow the results will be announced by them. c The results are announced tomorrow by them. d The results will announce tomorrow by them. 9 Change to passive: The company has launched a new product. a A new product was launched by the company. b A new product has been launched by the company. c A new product has launched by the company. d The company has launched a new product. 10 Turn into passive (question form): Who made these sculptures? a By whom were these sculptures made? b Who were these sculptures made? c Who were these sculptures made by? d By whom these sculptures were made? Feedback 1 In passive, the object becomes the subject and the verb uses is/was + past participle. 2 Use is/was + past participle with ‘by’ to show the doer. 3 Present simple passive uses are/is/was + past participle. 4 Subject becomes object; agent introduced by ‘by’. 5 Past simple passive uses was/were + past participle. 6 Passive structure uses is/was + past participle. 7 Objects become the subject; agent may be omitted. 8 Future passive uses will + be + past participle. 9 Present perfect passive uses has/have been + past participle. 10 Formal question passive: By whom were these X made?

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Passive Voice Practice: Statements & QuestionsVersión en línea

por Juan Carlos Yanez

Convert to passive voice: The chef cooks the meal.

Convert to passive voice: The committee approves the proposal.

Make passive: They publish new articles weekly.

Make passive: People speak Spanish in many countries.

Form passive: The students finished the assignment.

Turn into passive: They build a new bridge every year.

Convert to passive: People recycle bottles and cans.

Make passive: They will announce the results tomorrow.

Change to passive: The company has launched a new product.

Turn into passive (question form): Who made these sculptures?

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