Question

Use the passive forms of the verbs to rewrite these sentences. 1. The teacher made his pupils learn the poem by heart. The pupils were made to learn the poem by heart. 2. My sister made me wash up. 3. Mum let me watch television late. 4. Kim's brother made him walk their dog. 5. Dad let his son John stay at home. 6. We made Chris read the book up to the end. 7. Ann let Julia borrow her mobile. помогите пожалуйста​

Answer 1

1. The teacher made his pupils learn the poem by heart.

The pupils were made to learn the poem by heart.

2. My sister made me wash up.

3. Mum let me watch television late.

4. Kim's brother made him walk their dog.

5. Dad let his son John stay at home.

6. We made Chris read the book up to the end. 7. Ann let Julia borrow her mobile.

Use the passive forms of the verbs to rewrite these sentences.

2. I was made to wash up.

3. I was allowed to watch television late.

4. Kim was made to walk their dog.

5. John was allowed to stay at home.

6. Chris was made to read the book up to the end.

7. Julia was allowed to borrow Ann's mobile.

Answer 2

1. The pupils were made to learn the poem by heart by the teacher. 2. I was made to wash up by my sister. 3. I was let to watch television late by Mum. 4. Kim's brother was made to walk their dog by him. 5. His son John was let to stay at home by Dad. 6. Chris was made to read the book up to the end by us. 7. Julia was let to borrow Ann's mobile by her.

In these sentences, the active verbs have been transformed into passive verbs. The subject of the active sentence becomes the object of the passive sentence, and the object of the active sentence becomes the subject of the passive sentence. The verb "make" is used to indicate that someone is forced or compelled to do something, while the verb "let" indicates permission or allowance.