Jeaprody

Passive Voice (Present)

100

Change this sentence to the passive voice:

• "The librarian knows all the books in the library."

All the books in the library are known by the librarian.

200

 Change this sentence from passive to active voice:

• "The report is submitted everyday by the manager"

"The manager submits the report everday"

300

Change this sentence to the passive voice:

• "People speak English all over the world."

"English is spoken all over the world "

400

Change this sentence from passive to active voice:

• "The daily emails are sent by the team every morning by 5 am"

"The team sends the daily emails every morning by 5 am"

500

Create a sentence in the present passive voice using the correct form of the verb "to sing".

The national anthem is sung at events all over the country

Passive Voice (Past)

100

Change this sentence to the passive voice:

• "The contractor fixed the car last night."

"The car was fixed by the contractor last night."

200

Change this sentence from passive to active voice:

• "The song was performed by the band at the concert last year"

"Last year at the concert the band performed the song."

300

Change this sentence to the passive voice:

• "The company announced the new employee phone policy yesterday."

Answer: "The new employee phone policy was announced [by the company] yesterday."

400

Change this sentence from passive to active voice:

• "The divorce documents were not signed by the lawyer."

"The lawyer did not sign the divorce documents."

500

Create a sentence in the past passive voice using the correct verb form "to build"

"The building was built by a famous architect."

-ed vs. -ing Adjectives

100

Choose the correct form: "The movie was really long, but I still thought it was (exciting/excited)."

Answer: "The movie was really long, but I still thought it was exciting."

200

Choose the correct form: "She felt like standing up to read was (embarrassing/embarrassed), especially because she messed up last time"

Answer: "She felt like standing up to read was embarrassing, especially because she messed up last time"

300

Choose the correct form: "This test might make you (confusing/confused), but those who studied won't think it is (confusing/confused)."

"This test might make you confused, but those who studied won't think it is confusing."

400

Choose the correct form: "He thought she had (amazing/amazed) eyes. And she was (amazing/amazed) by his ability to listen."

"He thought she had amazing eyes. And she was amazed by his ability to listen."

500

Create a sentence using the correct forms of both frightened and frightening.

Answer: Example: "The thunderstorm was frightening, and I felt frightened."

Sentence Creation

100

Make a sentence using the correct tense of the verb "to read" in the present perfect continuous tense

 Example: "I have been reading this book all night."

200

Create a sentence in the past perfect tense about something you completed before another event.

Answer: Example: "I had finished my homework before my friends arrived."

300

Make a sentence you might say to your child using the future continuous tense.

Answer: Example: "I will be coming home later from work starting next week."

400

Create a sentence using passive simple future Tense

Answer: Example: The homework will be completed by Ana. 

500

Create a sentence that is interogative you might ask to a friend 

Answer: Example: "Do you want go to the park this weekend?"

English Trivia

100

What does the idiom "an arm and a leg" mean?

Answer: "Very expensive or costly "

200

Which letter is silent in the word "Listen"?

Answer: The letter t is silent.

300

What is the answer to this riddle?

"What gets bigger the more you take away?"

Answer: "A hole."

400

What is the capital of New York?

Albany

500

What is the meaning of the idiom "Cry over spilled milk "?

Answer: Crying over spilled milk means to dwell on past mistakes or misfortunes, often implying that it's unproductive to worry about things