Too/Enough
Kate is ………………….. young to drive a car.
too
A person who mugs someone else is a ________.
mugger
This jacket ............ (made) in Indonesia.
was made
She _____ (find) ___ that she passed the exam on Friday.
found out
It _______ (know) that people who like Coca-Cola don't like Pepsi.
is known
I didn’t work hard …………………… to pass the exam.
enough
A person who illegally downloads music is committing what?
Internet piracy
My car ............ (fix) 5 times in the last year. I should buy a new one.
has been fixed
She _____ (show) ___ her new phone when she suddenly dropped and broke it.
was showing off
He ________ (consider) ____ ____ a good president. Everybody likes him.
is considered / to be
There’s a lot of food. It’s ................................. food for two people
enough
If you were caught stealing from a store, you could be charged with what?
shoplifting
This team is so good that they can't .......... (beat)
be beaten
After being questioned for 3 hours, the man finally _____ (own) __ _____ (commit) the robbery.
owned up to committing
Change the sentence to the impersonal passive.
We expect the train strike will begin tomorrow
It is expected that the train strike will begin tomorrow
This coat isn’t ....................................... (warm) I need a thicker one
warm enough
The defendant was acquitted / sentenced / ordered to pay the plaintiff $60,000.
ordered
Change the sentences into the passive.
You must wash that shirt for tonight’s party.
That shirt must be washed for tonight’s party.
They lied about having to study so they could _____ (get) ___ of _____ (clean) the house.
get out / cleaning
The company ________ (say) ________ (lose) more than 100 million dollars last month.
is said / to have lost
He was driving ................. (quick) to notice the speed camera.
too quickly
The case was thrown out of court and the defendant was ordered / acquitted / given of all charges.
acquitted
Change the sentence into the passive.
They had finished preparations by the time the guests arrived.
Preparations had been finished by the time the guests arrived.
They ____ (get) _____ _____ ______ (rob) banks for years before they were caught in 1994.
had got/gotten away with robbing
Convert the sentence into the personal passive.
Police believed that the suspect had committed the crimes, but he was later released without charge due to a lack of evidence.
The suspect was believed to have committed the robbery, but he was later released without charge due to a lack of evidence.