Passive

The situation is serious. Something must_____________ .

• have been done

• to be done

• be done

• being done

I haven't received the letter. It might _____________ to the wrong address.

• be sent

• have been sent

• was sent

• to be sent

They didn't give me the information I needed.

• I wasn't given the information I needed.

• I haven't been given the information I needed.

• I hadn't been given the information I needed.

• I didn't be given the information I needed.

Steve hates _____________ waiting.

• being kept

• have been kept

• to be keep

• to being kept

I think they should have offered Tom the job.

• I think Tom should have been offered the job.

• I think Tom should be offered the job.

• I think Tom should have been offering the job.

• I think the job should be offered to Tom.

We went to the party without _____________ .

• to be invited.

• having been invited.

• being invited.

• be invited.

Change into the passive:

How much will they pay you for your work?

• How much will your work be paid for?

• How much will you be paid for your work?

• How much are you paid for work by them?

• How much have you been paid for work?

Use the passive:

There is somebody behind us.

(I think/we/follow)

• I think we are followed.

• I think we are being followed.

• I think we have been followed.

• I think we are following somebody.

Use the passive:

My car has disappeared!

(it/steal)

• It is stolen!

• It was stolen!

• It must been stolen!

• It has been stolen!

Use the passive:

Sam gets a higher salary now.

(he/promote)

• He is promoted.

• He was promoted.

• He has been promoted.

• He is being promoted.