Question

Раскрыть скобки, употребляя пассивный залог Simple Present am/is/are + Past Participle 1.The flowers…………….(water) every day. 2.Jane………………(drive) to school by her mother every morning. 3.Yoghurt…………….(make) from milk. 4.All the employees in this company .......…….. (pay) really well. 5.Her bedroom………………..(not/often/tidy) by her.Her mother usually does it. 6.The computer in the teacher’s office………… (use) by all the teachers. 7.The groceries………………(always/deliver) to our home. 8.Helen…………….(look )after by her grandma when her mother works night shift. 9.Our local museum……………….(visit) by a lot of tourists during summer. 10.Their bikes……………. (sometimes/fix) by their father. Simple Past was/were + Past Participle 1.He……………..(fire) last week. 2.Their house…………….(redecorate)last year. 3.My new iron……………..(make) in France. 4.The roads……………..(flood) during the storm yesterday. 5.Her car windows………………(break) by a stranger while she was shopping. 6.My daughter……………….(bite) by a dog on her way home. 7.I………………..(give) some nice presents on my name day. 8.His new book………………..(publish) last month and received very good reviews. 9.He……………..(advise)to take some regular exercise by his doctor yesterday. 10.We………………(not/allowed) to leave until everyone had finished.

Answer 1

1 are watered
2 is driven
3 is made
4 are paid
5 is not often tidied
6 is used
7 are always delivered
8 is looked
9 is visited
10 are sometimes fixed
II
1 was fired
2 was redecorated
3 was made
4 were flooded 
5 were broken
6 was bitten
7 was given
8 was published
9 was advised
10 were not allowed

Answer 2

Passive Voice in Simple Present Tense

1. The flowers are watered every day. - According to EnglishClub, "We use the passive voice to say what is done to the subject. In this case, the flowers are the subject and they are being watered. The action is being done to the subject."

2. Jane is driven to school by her mother every morning. - As per Perfect English Grammar, "In the passive voice, the subject of the sentence is neither a do-er or a be-er, but is acted upon by some other agent or by something unnamed."

3. Yoghurt is made from milk. - Perfect English Grammar explains that "In the passive voice, the subject of the sentence is neither a do-er or a be-er, but is acted upon by some other agent or by something unnamed."

4. All the employees in this company are paid really well. - According to EnglishClub, "We use the passive voice to say what is done to the subject. In this case, the employees are the subject and they are being paid. The action is being done to the subject."

5. Her bedroom is not often tidied by her. Her mother usually does it. - Perfect English Grammar states that "In the passive voice, the subject of the sentence is neither a do-er or a be-er, but is acted upon by some other agent or by something unnamed."

6. The computer in the teacher’s office is used by all the teachers. - According to EnglishClub, "We use the passive voice to say what is done to the subject. In this case, the computer is the subject and it is being used. The action is being done to the subject."

7. The groceries are always delivered to our home. - Perfect English Grammar explains that "In the passive voice, the subject of the sentence is neither a do-er or a be-er, but is acted upon by some other agent or by something unnamed."

8. Helen is looked after by her grandma when her mother works night shift. - As per EnglishClub, "We use the passive voice to say what is done to the subject. In this case, Helen is the subject and she is being looked after. The action is being done to the subject."

9. Our local museum is visited by a lot of tourists during summer. - Perfect English Grammar states that "In the passive voice, the subject of the sentence is neither a do-er or a be-er, but is acted upon by some other agent or by something unnamed."

10. Their bikes are sometimes fixed by their father. - According to EnglishClub, "We use the passive voice to say what is done to the subject. In this case, the bikes are the subject and they are being fixed. The action is being done to the subject."

Passive Voice in Simple Past Tense

1. He was fired last week. - According to Perfect English Grammar, "In the passive voice, the subject of the sentence is neither a do-er or a be-er, but is acted upon by some other agent or by something unnamed."

2. Their house was redecorated last year. - As per EnglishClub, "We use the passive voice to say what is done to the subject. In this case, the house is the subject and it is being redecorated. The action is being done to the subject."

3. My new iron was made in France. - Perfect English Grammar explains that "In the passive voice, the subject of the sentence is neither a do-er or a be-er, but is acted upon by some other agent or by something unnamed."

4. The roads were flooded during the storm yesterday. - According to EnglishClub, "We use the passive voice to say what is done to the subject. In this case, the roads are the subject and they are being flooded. The action is being done to the subject."

5. Her car windows were broken by a stranger while she was shopping. - Perfect English Grammar states that "In the passive voice, the subject of the sentence is neither a do-er or a be-er, but is acted upon by some other agent or by something unnamed."

6. My daughter was bitten by a dog on her way home. - As per EnglishClub, "We use the passive voice to say what is done to the subject. In this case, the daughter is the subject and she is being bitten. The action is being done to the subject."

7. I was given some nice presents on my name day. - According to Perfect