Question

Test (Passive/ Causative/ Too-Enough) Rewrite the sentences in the Passive: 1. Grandpa is looking for the glasses. 2. S. Spielberg directed this film. 3. You may take this pen. 4. We have already finished the test. 5. My sister always asks a lot of questions. 6. Did you watch the football match last night? 7. How many books have you read so far? Rewrite the sentences in the Causative form: 8. The dentist whitens his teeth twice a year. 9. The optician is checking her eyes. Rewrite using too or enough: 10. The boy didn’t run fast. He didn’t win the race.

Answer 1

1. The glasses are being looked for by Grandpa.

2. This film was directed by S. Spielberg.

3. This pen may be taken.

4. The test has already been finished by us.

5. A lot of questions are always asked by my sister.

6. Was the football match watched by you last night?

7. How many books have been read by you so far?

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8. The dentist has his teeth whitened twice a year.

9. The optician is having her eyes checked.

too or enough:

10. The boy didn’t run fast enough to win the race.

 

Answer 2

Passive:

1. The glasses are being looked for by Grandpa.
2. This film was directed by S. Spielberg.
3. This pen may be taken by you.
4. The test has already been finished by us.
5. A lot of questions are always asked by my sister.
6. Was the football match watched by you last night?
7. How many books have been read by you so far?

Causative: 8. The dentist has his teeth whitened twice a year.

9. The optician is having her eyes checked.

Using "too" or "enough": 10. The boy didn’t run fast enough to win the race.