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Downloadable worksheets: Introducing the "Passive Voice" (1) - Basic rules for Upper elementary and Intermediate students Level: intermediate Age: 10-14 Downloads: 5608   Active and Passive Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Downloads: 4468   PASSIVE VOICE (PRESENT SIMPLE AND PAST SIMPLE) Level: elementary Age: 7-17 Downloads: 4193   Passive Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Downloads: 3699   Passive Voice Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Downloads: 2764   The American Dream Level: advanced Age: 15-17 Downloads: 26

Technicum Si-Tarek Of Relizane   Third Year Students   Technological Streams 2003/2004   Structure Practice: The Passive Voice  Exercise FOUR:  Match each sentence with the appropriate oppsite picture "a" or "b"                                          Write the corresponding letter the box provided.         1-He has stopped. 2-He has been stopped.           3-The party has ended. 4-The party has been ended.           5-The car is moving. 6-The car is being moved.             7-Don't worry it is going to change. 8-Don't worry it is going to be changed.   Exercise FIVE: Match each sentence beginning with the correct ending "a" or "b".                                      Write "a" or "b" in the box provided. 1 I gave 2 I was given   3 This tiger killed 4 This tiger was killed   5 Pam has her own car because 6 Pam has her own chauffeur because   7 Tom has a music teacher now; 8 Tom has a music student now;   9 At the reunion 10 When he died, a)-everybody my address. b)-everybody's address.   a)-by two hunters b)-two hunters.   a)-she likes being driven. b)-she likes driving.   a)-he's being taught the piano. b)-he's teaching the piano.   a)-he remembered all his old friends. b)-he was remembered by all his old friends.