Used to/Get used to/Be used to
When I was a child, I __________ play outside every day after school. used to/get used to/be used to
used to
Complete the sentence with the future perfect passive: By next year, all the tickets for the concert __________ (sell).
will have been sold
Complete the sentence with the present perfect passive: The missing child __________ (find) and is now safe with his family.
has been found
Complete the sentence with the present passive: Breakfast __________ (serve) from 7:00 to 9:30 AM daily.
is served
Complete the sentence with the past passive: The winning goal __________ (score) in the final minute of the match.
was scored
She has lived in Canada for ten years, so she __________ the cold weather. used to/get used to/be used to
is used to
Complete the sentence with the future perfect passive: The new bridge __________ (complete) by the time you visit us in September.
will have been completed
Complete the sentence with the present perfect passive: Several ancient tombs __________ (discover) by archaeologists this year.
have been discovered
Complete the sentence with the present passive: English __________ (speak) as a second language by millions of people.
is spoken
Complete the sentence with the past passive: The lost hikers __________ (rescue) by helicopter just before the storm arrived.
were rescued
Moving to a new country was difficult at first, but I am slowly __________ living here. used to/get used to/be used to
getting used to
Complete the sentence: By the time you arrive, dinner __________ (prepare).
will have been prepared
Complete the sentence with the present perfect passive: All the cookies __________ (eat)! Who ate them?
have been eaten
Complete the sentence with the present passive: In Japan, chopsticks __________ (use) for most meals instead of forks and knives.
are used
Complete the sentence with the past passive: All flights __________ (cancel) due to the severe storm.
were canceled
My grandfather __________ walk to school when he was young. Now he __________ driving everywhere. used to/get used to/be used to
used to; is used to
Complete the sentence with the future perfect passive: All the applications __________ (review) by the hiring team before Friday.
will have been reviewed
Complete the sentence with the present perfect passive: No decisions __________ (make) about the school trip yet.
have been made
Complete the sentence with the present passive: The final exam __________ (grade) by at least two different teachers to ensure fairness.
is graded
Complete the sentence with the past passive: The ancient city of Pompeii __________ (bury) by volcanic ash in 79 AD.
was buried
When you start a new job, you will need time to __________ the new work. At first, it will be strange because you __________ (not) working in a different way. used to/get used to/be used to
get used to; are not used to
Complete the sentence with the future perfect passive: By 2030, it is estimated that over 10 million electric cars __________ (produce) worldwide.
will have been produced
Complete the sentence with the present perfect passive: The instructions __________ (explain) twice, so please begin your work.
have been explained
Complete the sentence with the present passive: F1 race cars ____ (drive) by skilled drivers.
are driven
Complete the sentence: The suspect __________ (arrest) late last night and __________ (take) to the police station.
was arrested; was taken