Passive Tense

1. I did not beat her

• She is not beaten by me.

• She has not beaten by me.

• She was not beaten by me.

• She does not beaten me

3. Mother made a cake yesterday.

• A cake was made by mother yesterday.

• A cake is made by mother yesterday.

• A cake were made by mother yesterday.

• A cake has made by mother yesterday.

3. Mother made a cake yesterday.

• A cake was made by mother yesterday.

• A cake is made by mother yesterday.

• A cake were made by mother yesterday.

• A cake has made by mother yesterday.

4. The boy teased the girl.

• The girl was teased by the boy.

• The girl had teased by the boy.

• The girl had been teased by the boy.

• The girl is teased by the boy.

The words are explained by the teacher today.

• present simple passive
• present continuous passive
• past simple passive
• present perfect  passive

"Five bottles of wine were drunk" - Is this an active or passive sentence?

• active

• passive

She writes a letter to her grandmother for her birthday.

• For her birthday, a letter is written to her grandmother.

• A letter is written to her grandmother for her birthday.

• For her birthday, a letter are written to her grandmother.

• A letter was written to her grandmother for her birthday.

What is the past participle of "read"?

• readed

• rod

• red

• read

What is the past participle of "see"

• saw

• sawed

• seed

• seen

Is this correct?: "Lasagna was made for Sunday's dinner."

• yes

• no