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    Revision On Tenses and Passive Voice (1) I/ Give The Correct Form of The Verbs

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    The document provides examples to practice verb tenses and passive voice. It contains 3 sections: 1) Giving the correct form of verbs in sentences, 2) Changing active sentences to passive voice, and 3) Changing sentences using conditional "if" clauses. The document focuses on rewriting sentences by changing their structure, specifically by converting between active and passive voice and adding conditional clauses. It provides over 60 examples to help learn and practice these grammatical transformations.

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    The document provides examples to practice verb tenses and passive voice. It contains 3 sections: 1) Giving the correct form of verbs in sentences, 2) Changing active sentences to passive voice, and 3) Changing sentences using conditional "if" clauses. The document focuses on rewriting sentences by changing their structure, specifically by converting between active and passive voice and adding conditional clauses. It provides over 60 examples to help learn and practice these grammatical transformations.

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    Revision On Tenses and Passive Voice (1) I/ Give The Correct Form of The Verbs

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    REVISION ON TENSES AND PASSIVE VOICE (1)

    I/ Give the correct form of the verbs.


    1. Tom (deliver)…… the mail every day
    2. As a rule, Mary (manage) ……the export division.
    3. The teacher usually (correct) … our exercises
    4. Somebody (call) …. the president once a week.
    5. Where ….people…. ( speak) English?
    6. Weeds often (cover) ….. the riverbank
    7. They always (use) ……. milk for making butter and cheese
    8. People (use) …… English in almost every corner of the world
    9. People normally (spend) …… a lot of money on advertising.
    10. My sister (not/ believe) ………his story.
    11. Sometimes, Catherine (be/not) ….on time at school.
    12. My monitor rarely (come) …. late to school.
    13. The children (brush) …their teeth twice a day.
    14. The girls (not/ take) ….part in the activities on Sundays.
    15. Fire (destroy) … that house in 2015.
    16. The students (attend)… the lecture yesterday.
    17. The movie (disappoint)…. us very much in the past.
    18. The police easily (capture) …the thief two days ago.
    19. John (not/return)… the money to me last night
    20. Smoke (fill) …the room in those days.
    21. Bob (not/take)… that book from the library last summer.
    22. They (be) …the new members of a dancing class last week
    23. Mr Smith (be)…… at the accident an hour ago.
    24. Jane (be/not) …at home when we came.
    25. For the time being, Alice (teach) … that group
    26. John (call) … the other members right now.
    27. The company (develop) … a new procedure at present.
    28. My father (not/wash) …. the car now
    29. Sheila (drink) … a cup of tea at the moment.
    30. Look! Mary (cut) … the cake with sharp knife
    31. The mailman (deliver) … the mail now.
    32. Keep quiet! The baby (sleep) … in the room.
    33. Martha (deliver) …the documents at 2:30 yesterday afternoon.
    34. A French architect (design) … the palace at that time.
    35. Mr Brown (write) … the report at 8 pm yesterday.
    36. While the chef engineer (instruct) … all the workers, the others went to the site.
    37. They (eat) … dinner at this time yesterday.
    38. While we (paint) … the gate, the kids (play) … on the ground.
    39. When I called, she (drive) … him home.
    40. He (feed) … the dogs at that moment.
    41. … she …(read) these lines when we phoned her?
    42. Beth just …(finish) the report
    43. Somebody …(take) my briefcase recently.
    44. She already …(finish) the report.
    45. The police …(arrest) five suspects for three hours.
    46. Kerrie …(pay) the bill twice.
    47. This is the first time, I …(eat) a hamburger.
    48. This is the second time, I …(open) the present.
    49. They …(read) the book since last month.
    50. You (not/send) the parcel many times.
    51. Jack (not/read) …that novel yet.
    52. How long …(learn) you… English?
    53. I didn’t watch the film because I …(see) it before.
    54. She couldn’t pay the school fee because she …(use) all the money.
    55. When I got home, my friends …(come) for a long time.
    56. If we meet at 9:30, we …(have) plenty of time.
    57. Lisa would find the milk if she… (look) in the fridge.
    58. The zookeeper would have punished her with a fine if she …(feed) the animals.
    59. If you spoke louder, your classmates …(understand) you.
    60. Dan …(arrive) safe if he drove slowly.
    61. You …(have) no trouble at school if you had done your homework.
    62. If you …(swim) in this lake, you'll shiver from cold.
    63. The door will unlock if you …(press) the green button.
    64. If Mel …(ask) her teacher, he'd have answered her questions.
    65. I …(call) the office if I were you.
    66. If Tracy had a mobile phone, she …(phone) all her friends.
    II/ Change the sentence in to passive voice.
    1. Tom delivers the mail every day 16. My father is washing the car.
    2. Mr. John manages the export division 17. Sheila is drinking a cup of tea.
    3. The teacher corrects our exercises 18. Martha was delivering the documents
    4. Somebody calls the president every day 19. A french architect was designing the palace
    5. No one believes his story 20. Mr Brown was writing the report at 8 p.m
    6. Fire destroyed that house yesterday
    7. The students attended the lecture 21. The chef engineer was instructing all the
    8. The movie disappointed us very much workers of the plant
    9. The police easily captured the thief 22. They were not eating dinner.
    10. John returned the money last night 23. Beth has finished the report
    11. Bob took that book from the desk 24. Somebody has taken my briefcase
    12. The teacher didn’t return our written work 25. She has finished the reports at noon
    13. Alice is teaching that group in class now. 26. The police have arrested five suspects
    14. John is calling the other members 27. I have eaten a hamburger.
    15. The company is developing a new 28. You have not sent the parcel.
    procedure

    III/ Change the sentence using if:


    1. I can't walk fast because I am tired.
    If............................................................................................................................
    2. They don't go to the cinema, so they don't know about new movies.
    If............................................................................................................................
    3. I can't take that exam, because I don’t have enough time to revise.
    If............................................................................................................................
    4. Because it was cold, we turned the central heating on.
    If............................................................................................................................
    5. My job is very stressful so I feel tired.
    If............................................................................................................................
    6. She does morning exercises regularly so she is fit.
    ..............................................................................................................................

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