Change the sentence to the passive voice:

They are building a new supermarket on my street.

• A new supermarket is building on my street.

• A new supermarket is being built on my street.

• A new supermarket has built on my street.

• A new supermarket has been built on my street.

Change the sentence to the passive voice:

The employees haven't done as much work today.

• Less work has been done today.

• Less work is being done today.

• More work is being done today.

• More work is being done today.

Change the sentence to the passive voice:

They are playing instruments in the music room.

• Instruments were being played in the music room,

• Instruments are playing in the music room.

• Instruments were playing in the music room.

• Instruments are being played in the music room.

Change the sentence to the passive voice:

The government has introduced 20 new laws this year.

• 20 new laws has been introduced this year.

• 20 new laws were introduced this year.

• 20 new laws have been introduced this year.

• 20 new laws had been introuduced this year.

Change the sentence to the passive voice:

The company opened a new store last month.

• A new store was opened last month.

• A new store has been opened last month.

• A new store is being opened last month.

• A new store was being opened last month.

Change the sentence to the passive voice:

People are buying smart phones in every country.

• Smart phones are bought in every country.

• Smart phones are buying in every country.

• Smart phones have been bought in every country.

• Smart phones are being bought in every country.

Change the sentence to the passive voice:

People have searched for gold in the river.

• Gold has searched for in the river.

• Gold has been searching for in the river.

• Gold has been searched for in the river.

• Gold was searched for in the river.

Change the sentence to the passive voice:

The teacher is marking the exams at the moment.

• The exams are marked at the moment.

• The exams are marking at the moment.

• The exams are being marked at the moment.

• The exams are mark at the moment.

Change the sentence to the passive voice:

The children have thrown food across the kitchen.

• Food has been thrown across the kitchen.

• Food was thrown across the kitchen.

• Food has been throwing across the kitchen.

• Food has thrown across the kitchen.

Is this question direct or indirect:

Could you tell me what time it is please?

• Direct

• Indirect