Active to passive
I put in the order on time.
The order was put in on time.
Garbage (collect) _______ weekly.
is collected
solve
"It's easier to _____ problems ___ if you have friends around."
work out
(noun) a student really liked by the teacher
teacher's pet
(n) a car that is very likely to break down
lemon
We will plant the bulbs soon.
The bulbs will be planted soon.
Teachers (usually/ expect) __________ homework on time.
usually expect
refuse
"He _____ed me ____ when I invited him, but asked for a rain check."
turn down
(noun) a test given without notice
pop quiz
(adj) safe (when one is not in danger anymore)
out of the woods
They keep the key under the mat.
The key is kept under the mat.
Parents (should/ obey) ____________ by their children.
should be obeyed
contribute
"If everyone ______s ___, the cost will be easier to bear."
chip in
(v) to achieve a very low mark on a test or exam; to fail badly
to bomb (a test/exam)
(adj) laughing uncontrollably
in stitches
I sent your packages in the morning.
Your packages were sent in the morning.
Politicians (want/ trust) ______________.
want to be trusted
mention; talk about for the first time
"I need to ______ ___ the idea of joining the club to my friend."
bring up
(v) to pass a test or exam with high marks
to ace (a test/ exam)
(adj) wearing very elegant clothes
dressed to the teeth
They have reviewed each application twice.
Each application has been reviewed twice.
Stores (close early) ___________ on Sundays.
close early
delay
"Don't ____ ___ doing your project. It will only get harder if you wait."
put off
(v) to miss classes without a good reason; to play truant
to cut classes
(v) do everything you can to help someone
bend over backwards