Question

Turn the following sentences from active into passive, or vice versa. 1.Susan will have redecorated her flat by the end of the month. 2 Which car did the family eventually choose? 3 The bus timetable is going to change during the summer period. 4 You must return all books to the library within a week. 5 Lucy is known to have applied for the manager's position. 6 Don't let them take advantage of you. 7 Will all the new students be made to learn a second language? 8 He wasn't allowed to leave the premises.

Answer 1

Ответ:

Flat will have redecorated by Susan by the end of the month.

Which car was eventually chosen by the family?

The bus timetable will be changed during this summer period

All books must be returned to the library within a week

Everyone knows that Lucy applied for the manager's position

You shouldn't be taken advantage by someone

Will the second language be learnt by all new students?

He couldn't get the allowance to leave the premises

Answer 2

Sure, here are the sentences transformed from active to passive or vice versa:

1. Active: Susan will have redecorated her flat by the end of the month. Passive: Her flat will have been redecorated by Susan by the end of the month.

2. Active: Which car did the family eventually choose? Passive: Which car was eventually chosen by the family?

3. Active: The bus timetable is going to change during the summer period. Passive: The bus timetable is going to be changed during the summer period.

4. Active: You must return all books to the library within a week. Passive: All books must be returned to the library within a week.

5. Active: Lucy is known to have applied for the manager's position. Passive: It is known that the manager's position was applied for by Lucy.

6. Active: Don't let them take advantage of you. Passive: Don't let yourself be taken advantage of by them.

7. Active: Will all the new students be made to learn a second language? Passive: Will a second language be made to be learned by all the new students?

8. Active: He wasn't allowed to leave the premises. Passive: He wasn't allowed to leave the premises. (The sentence is already in passive voice)