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Review Passive-causative 2B
Review Passive-causative 2B
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English grammar
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Have you heard the...
Newest
Fruity
Latest
Longer
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It’s ____confidential at the moment
Highly
High
Fully
Wraps
3
A study into the future of the world’s monkeys _____________ recently by animals experts.
Have been carried out
Has been carried out
Carried out
Been carried out
4
Match the photo with the word
Self assured
Scandal
Confide
Whispered
5
Complete the sentence: “She couldn’t afford the Persian cat.” “The Persian cat...”
...can’t be afforded.
...couldn’t be afforded.
...can’t.
...couldn’t been afforded.
6
Finish the passive sentences: “You need...”
clean your car
To clean your car.
Has your car cleaned.
To clean your car.
7
Do the activity: “No state barred Spanish instruction”.
Spanish instruction is barred by an state
Spanish instruction was barred by any state
Spanish instruction was barred by an state.
spanish instruction were barred in an state.
8
Transform to passive voice: “Shakespeare wrote Romeo and Juliet”
Romeo and Juliet was wrote by Shakespeare
Romeo and Juliet was written by Shakespeare
Romeo and Juliet was written to Shakespeare
Romeo and Juliet was write by Shakespeare
9
Match the photo with the word
Rumours
Gossip
Rumor
Quote
10
Do the same: “the roof ought to be mended”.
They ought to mend the roof
They ougt to mend the roof
This is the correct answer: “They ought to mend the roof”.
They ought to mend the ruf
11
Change into the impersonal passive structure: People believe that smoking is very bad
It was believed that smoking was very bad .
It was believed that smoking is very bad .
It is believed that smoking is very bad.
It is believed that smoking was very bad .
12
Finish the sentence: “I don’t like people to criticise me”. “I don’t like to...”
be criticise.
be criticised.
been criticised.
to be criticised.
13
Make passive: “you should get your hair dyed”
Your hair needs need be dyed.
You hair should be need dyed.
Your hair need to be dyed
Your hair needs to be dyed.
14
Make passive: “People consider him to be a genious”
He consider people to be a genious.
People consider he to be a genious.
He was considered to be a genious.
He’s consider to be a genious.
15
It’s all very ______
Newest
Shut down
Hush-hush
Hush up
16
If___ gets out, it’ll cause....
Don’t
Never
Breathed
Word
17
Do it: “Someone must send the letter for him”.
The letter must be sent to her.
He must have the letter sent.
This answer is not correct.
The letter is very beautiful
18
Match the photo with the word
Scandalous
Scandal
Scandalised
Scandaled
19
Make the causative structure: Someone has shortened John’s sleeves
John have had his sleeves shortened.
John has have his sleeves shortened.
John has had his sleeves shortened.
John have had his sleeves shortened.
20
Change into active voice: “Sally is expected to arrive at 5”.
I expect Sally to arrive at 5.
He expect Sally to arrive at 5.
I expect Sally to arrive at 4.
I expected Sally to arrive at 5.
21
Make the causative structure: I ‘ll have to pay someone to paint my flat
I’ll vale to had my flat painted
I’ll have to have my flat paint
I’ll have to have my flat painted
I have to have my flat painted
22
Make passive: “Does the garage service your car very often?”
Do you get your car serviced very often?
Do you have your car serviced very often?
Did you have had your car serviced very usually often?
Do you have you car serviced very often?
23
Make passive: “There is nothing more to do”.
There was nothing to be done.
There is nothing to be done.
There is anything to be done.
There is not to be did.
24
Someone made an evening dress for me.
I had an evening dress Maken.
I has an evening dress made
I had an evening dress made.
I had a evening dress made
25
They won’t be able to keep it under____for ever
Soul
Word
Wraps
Hats
26
Don’t_______me on this, but...
Repeat
Highly
Say
Quote
27
Change into the impersonal passive voice: They believe that the boy is wearing blue jeans
It is believed, the boy is wearing blue jeans
It is believed that the boy is wearing blue jeans
It is believed that the boy wear blue jeans
It was believed that the boy is wearing blue jeans
28
Harry’s the ___of discretion
Soil
Hearted
Soul
Heart
29
Make passive: “Mary has just published her discovery”.
Mary discovery has just been published.
The discovery has just been published by her.
Mary’s discovery had just been published.
Mary’s discovery has just been published.
30
Make the causative structure: Someone cleans my window every month
I had my windows cleaned every month.
I have my windows cleaned every month.
I have my windows cleaned every month.
I have cleaned my windows every month.
