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passive voice exercises > Active to passive: Present Simple or Past Simple (based on New English File Pre-intermediate, 7D)
 

Active to passive: Present Simple or Past Simple (based on New English File Pre-intermediate, 7D)

 

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Active to passive: Present Simple or Past Simple (based on New English File Pre-intermediate, 7D)
by Eniko Nagy

Date: 10 - Sep - 2011
Level: elementary
Age: +12

Description:
Pre-intermediate gap-fill exercise. Focus on singular / plural, past / present and the third form of the main verb.


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nagynko
Eniko Nagy
Hungary
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ellakass
Israel

Useful OE! Thanks!          posted by ellakass 20110911


nagynko
Hungary

OE          posted by nagynko 20110911
Glad you like it. By OE you mean open edition?


nagynko
Hungary

OE          posted by nagynko 20110912
Of course, open exercises... :D