Unit 4 Listening to music. Grammar. Passive Voice.

Are the sentences active or passive?

1. She didn't win the prize.         [active, passive]

2. Vivaldi composed many operas.         [active, passive]

3. My room is cleaned every week.         [active, passive]

4. This church was built in 1810.         [active, passive]

5. They often listen to music.         [active, passive]

6. Tina's dog was taken for a walk last night.         [active, passive]

7. The letter has already been delivered.         [active, passive]

8. We haven't paid the gas bill yet.         [active, passive]

9. Tom's granny will be visited next month.         [active, passive]

10. Dan meets his friends every week.         [active, passive]

11. English is spoken in many countries.         [active, passive]

12. My sister went to the concert last week.         [active, passive]

Choose the correct item.

1. Romeo and Juliet                 [is written, will be written, was written] by Shakespeare.

2. Dinner                 [is served, has been served, was served] between 5 and 10 p.m. every day.

3. The books                         [were not published, have not been published, will not be published] yet.

4. The classroom                    [will be decorated, has been decorated, was decorated] last week.

5. A new song                   [is recorded, will be recorded, has been recorded] by Lady Gaga next year.

6. The pants in my room                           [have already been watered, are watered, will be watered].

Put sentence in the passive voice.

The students play basketball.

Put sentence in the passive voice.

My mum will cook dinner on Sunday.

Put sentence in the passive voice.

They published this newspaper yesterday.

Put sentence in the passive voice.

We have already fixed the printer.

Correct the mistake.

The dishes is washed by the dishwasher.

Correct the mistake.

This house is built 5 years ago.

Correct the mistake.

Your ice cream will been served in a few minutes.