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Present and Past Simple active to passive voice and vice versa




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1.Write the given sentences in Present or Past Simple Passive voice.

a) John phones Lisa every day.�� ��������������������������������������������������

�� b) Luke and Tom�made a delicious cake.���
c)�They stole my brand new car.����� ������
d) He plays computer games all the time.������
�� e) Tarzan�didn't eat my shoe.���� �������
f) The group does karate regularly.���
g) The girls don't help Pamela.���
h) He threatened my neighbours.��
i) Do they drive a BMW or a Mercedes?���
j) Mrs Taylor�bought a brand new dishwasher.���
2. Are the sentences right or wrong? Correct the wrong ones.
Julie were told to leave.��
Pancakes are made of flour, wheat and eggs.������
Her parents was informed.���
Money is spend all year long.���������������������������������
The door were closed.�������
The robber was faund guilty.�������
���� Dancing lessons are taken by the Greens.������
Leaves is eaten by giraffes.��� �����������������
The�apartment was abandoned.�������
3. Choose the correct form of the verb, so that the�sentence is in active voice.
Polly was invited to dinner.���>����� They� �Polly to dinner.

Elvis�is still adored.��� >��� People still���Elvis.��������

Skirts aren't worn as often as they used to be.�� >����� Women �skirts as often as they used to.
His car was taken by the police.���� >������ The police��� ��his car.
Were homeworks done more regularly in the past?��� >��� �students �homeworks more regularly in the past?
����Wink� The reindeer are stuck!