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Grade 9 - Passive Voice 4

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Grade 9 - Passive Voice 3

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Faulty parallelism

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Faulty parallelism of active and passive voice

Passive voice quiz

Grammar

changing sentences from active to passive voice

Grammar Practice

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  • My father ______ (work) in the garden every Sunday.
    (Hint: Use the correct verb form in Simple Present Tense.)
  • They ______ (not/like) vegetables, but they love fruits.
    (Hint: Use the correct negative form of the verb.)
  • Yesterday, we ______ (go) to the zoo and saw many animals.
    (Hint: Use the correct verb form in Simple Past Tense.)
  • She ______ (study) English when her brother called her.
    (Hint: Use the correct verb form in Past Continuous Tense.)
  • The cat ______ (catch) the mouse and ran away.
    (Hint: Use the correct verb form in Simple Past Tense.)
  • If it ______ (rain), I will bring an umbrella.
    (Hint: Use the correct verb form for a First Conditional sentence.)
  • I ______ (already/finish) my homework before dinner.
    (Hint: Use the correct verb form in Present Perfect Tense.)
  • They ______ (not/be) at home when we arrived.
    (Hint: Use the correct negative form of the verb.)
  • Look! The children ______ (play) football in the park.
    (Hint: Use the correct verb form in Present Continuous Tense.)
  • The cake ______ (bake) by my mother yesterday.
    (Hint: Use the correct verb form in Passive Voice.)

Codebreaker

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Passive Voice

Test practice

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Grammar 2: Eighth Partial

Grammar

Read and select the best option to complete the passive sentences.

Passive voice

Grammar

rewriting with passive voice.

Passive

Grammar

Passive in past and present

Exam for basic intermediate

Grammar

a small examination

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