PASSIVE VOICE
SIMPLE PRESENT AND SIMPLE PAST
SIMPLE PRESENT AND SIMPLE PAST
Complete in passive voice in SIMPLE PRESENT: The classroom ___ (clean) every day.
is cleaned
Complete with CAN, COULD, MAY, MIGHT, MUST, SHOULD, WILL, WOULD, SHALL, HAVE TO y OUGHT TO: You ___ study for the exam. It’s a good recommendation.
should
What is the comparative form of SMALL?
smaller
Complete: If I had more money, I ___ (buy) a new car.
would buy
What is the adverb of QUICK?
quickly
Complete in passive voice in SIMPLE PAST: The house ___ (build) in 1990.
was built
Complete with CAN, COULD, MAY, MIGHT, MUST, SHOULD, WILL, WOULD, SHALL, HAVE TO y OUGHT TO: It’s very dark outside. It ___ rain later.
might / may
What is the superlative form of BEAUTIFUL?
the most beautiful
Complete: If I were you, I ___ (study) more.
would study
What is the adverb of CAREFUL?
carefully
Change to passive voice in SIMPLE PRESENT: People speak English all over the world.
English is spoken all over the world.
Choose the correct option with the best modal: You ___ wear a seatbelt in a car. It is an external obligation. A) should B) have to C) would.
B) have to
Complete: My car is ___ (fast) than yours.
faster
Complete: If she lived closer, she ___ (visit) us more often.
would visit
Complete with the adverb of BEAUTIFUL: She sings ___.
beautifully
Change to passive voice in SIMPLE PAST: Shakespeare wrote Hamlet.
Hamlet was written by Shakespeare.
What is the difference between:”You mustn’t use your phone.” vs “You don’t have to use your phone.”?
Mustn’t = it is prohibited. / Don’t have to = it is not necessary.
Complete: Mount Everest is ___ (high) mountain in the world.
the highest
Unscramble and make a sentence: you / win the lottery / travel around the world.
If I won the lottery, I would travel around the world.
Complete with the adverb of DANGEROUS. He drives ___.
dangerously
Change to passive voice in SIMPLE PAST: They invited many people to the party.
Many people were invited to the party.
Complete the sentence with the best modal: If I had more money, I ___ buy a new car.
would
Name the comparative and superlative of GOOD?
better / the best
What is the correct structure for the Second Conditional?
If + simple past, would + base verb.
Choose the best option: A) dangerously B) carefully. The students listened ___ to the teacher.
B) carefully