NAME: CAROLINA TRIVIÑO
TEACHER: MIKE PINO
Change these sentences / Questions to Passive.
1. Do they sell clothes in this shop?
Are clothes sold in this shop
?.
2. Someone is cleaning the Windows
Are the windows being cleaned ?.
3. She tapped him on the hand with her pen.
He was tapped on the hand with her pen.
4. Clive hasn’t cut the grass yet.
The grass hasn't been cut by Clive yet.
5. Who made this mess?
Who was this mess made by ?.
6. Grandfather is going to tell the children a story.
He children are going to be told a story by the grandfather
A story is going to be told the children by their grandfather.
7. The jury will have reached a verdict by the morning.
A verdict will have been reached by the jury by the morning.
8. They may not repair the car this week.
The car may not be repaired this week.
or
Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the verb. Fill in all the gaps.
1. I don’t like being laughed at (laugh at).
2. Sam remembers being told about (tell about) the party.
3. His greatest ambition is to be chosen (choose) to take part in the Olympics.
4. Being accepted (accept) for that course changed my life.
5. The children are looking forward to being filmed (film) for that television programme.
6. I hate being asked (ask) my age.
7. He was a difficult child, probably due to having been looked (look after) by a series of
different foster parents.
8. He doesn’t respond very well to being asked (ask) to do things.