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Present and Past Simple active to passive voice and vice versa




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ACTIVE AND PASSIVE VOICE        

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?
 
 
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