222 U11 LA

222 U11 LA

passive continuous/perfect

Present continuous

Active and passive voice

Multiple Select

Choose the descriptions of the present continuous.

• It is used to talk about habits.

• It is used to talk about actions in progress.

• It is used to talk about changes.

• It is used to talk about finished actions in the past.

• It uses the verb TO BE plus a verb with -ing.

Multiple Select

Choose the sentences that are in passive voice.

• I was told about the changes.

• That house is really beautiful.

• The country is being governed by the right wing.

• Your videos have been seen by thousands of people.

• They have been working hard.

Multiple Choice

Choose the description of the DOER.

• It is the one who does the action.

• It is the one who receives the action.

• It is the first word in a sentence.

• It is the last word in a sentence.

Multiple Choice

In the sentence - They are implementing new projects in the city. - What is the object?

• They

• implementing

• new projects

• in the city

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct passive voice of the sentence: They are implementing new projects in the city.

• They are being implemented new projects in the city.

• New projects are implementing in the city.

• New projects are being implemented in the city.

• In the city new projects are being implementing.

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Change to passive

They are changing the law.

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Change to passive

Losing weight and eating healthy food is obsessing people.

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Change to passive

They are encouraging young people to go to college.

Present perfect

Active and passive voice

Multiple Select

Choose the sentences that are in present perfect.

• I have a lot of friends.

• I have studied English for three years.

• She has a nice family.

• Tom has released his first album.

Multiple Select

Choose the descriptions of the present perfect.

• It refers to the past (unspecified).

• It refers to the present.

• It has the auxiliary have/has + noun.

• It has the auxiliary have/has + Verb in past participle.

Multiple Choice

Choose the passive voice of the sentence:

They have passed new laws in the country.

• They have been passed new laws in the country.

• New laws in the country have been passed.

• New laws have been passed in the country.

• New laws have passed in the country.

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Change to passive

They have increased tuition fees.

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Change to passive

They have built a lot of new highways.

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Change to passive

Companies have laid off a lot of people.

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