Impersonal passive

Mark letter A, B, C or D to indicate the sentence that is closest in meaning to the given one.

1. Nobody has invited her to the party.

• A. No one has been invited to the party.

• B. She has invited nobody to the party.

• C. Nobody has given a party to her.

• D. She hasn't been invited to the party.

Mark letter A, B, C or D to indicate the sentence that is closest in meaning to the given one.

2. You have to finish your homework on time.

• A. Your homework has to be finished on time.

• B. Your homework is finished on time.

• C. Your homework has been finished on time.

• D. Your homework have to be finished on time.

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3. I always give my mother flowers on Mother’s Day.

• A. Flowers are always given by my mother on Mother’s Day.

• B. My mother is always given flowers on Mother’s Day

• C. My mother always is given flowers on Mother’s Day.

• D. My mother is given always flowers on Mother’s Day.

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4. Thousands of people have to build that castle for him for years.

• A. That castle has to be built for him for years by thousands of people.

• B. That castle has to be build for him by thousands of people for years.

• C. That castle have to be built for him by thousands of people for years.

• D. That castle has to build for him by thousands of people for years.

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5. Typhoon Faxai hit the Japanese Capital and surrounding regions on Monday.

• A. The Japanese Capital and surrounding regions were hit by Typhoon Faxai on Monday.

• B. The Japanese Capital and surrounding regions was hit by Typhoon Faxai on Monday.

• C. The Japanese Capital and surrounding regions had been hit by Typhoon Faxai on Monday.

• D. The Japanese Capital and surrounding regions are hit by Typhoon Faxai on Monday.

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6. People have reported that Son Doong cave is the biggest in the world.

• A. It have been reported that Son Doong cave is the biggest in the world.

• B. It is reported that Son Doong cave is the biggest in the world.

• C. Son Doong cave is reported to have been the biggest in the world.

• D. It has been reported that Son Doong cave is the biggest in the world.

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7. They reported that the troops were coming.

• A. It was being reported that the troops were coming.

• B. It was reported that the troops to be coming.

• C. It had been reported that the troops were coming.

• D. It was reported that the troops were coming.

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8. People say that the powerful storm caused extensive damage to property.

• A. It was said that the powerful storm caused extensive damage to property.

• B. That is said the powerful storm caused extensive damage to property.

• C. The powerful storm is said to have caused extensive damage to property.

• D. The powerful storm is said to have been caused extensive damage to property.

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9. They expect that the government will lose the election.

• A. The government is expected to have lost the election.

• B. The government is expected to lose the election.

• C. They expect the government to have lost the election.

• D. They expect the government have lost election.

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10. They say that Vietnamese Pho came from France.

• A. Vietnamese Pho was said to come from France.

• B. It is said that Vietnamese Pho came from France.

• C. It was said that Vietnamese Pho came from France.

• D. It is say that Vietnamese Pho came from France.