Passive ("be" and Past Participle) (Upper-Intermediate)

Choose the correct option for each sentence.

Yesterday I was at the cinema. I cannot say that I __ by this picture. A regular chick flick.

• have been

• would be

• was impressed

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The comedy ___ since last month. I bet it's a plain popcorn picture if it needs such obtrusive advertising.

• has been advertised

• is advertised

• will be advertised

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Katy is going to Paris. The sequel of her favourite movie __ there now. She's a real fan.

• has been filmed

• is filmed

• is being filmed

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What I know for sure is that many movies nowadays ___ based on Big Data analytics. I think there's no art in them, just cold calculations aimed at earning as much as possible.

• are produced

• have been produced

• will be produced

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You know, this film mustn't ___ by children. It's NC-17.

• to be watched

• be watched

• watched

Complete the sentence with the correct passive tense form of the verb.

Every day, my kids (to pick up) from school by their babysitter.

Complete the sentence with the correct passive tense form of the verb.

I'm going to have lunch. My meal (to heat) in the microwave right now.

Complete the sentence with the correct passive tense form of the verb.

By the time the boss came to the office, the report (already / to write).

Complete the sentence with the correct passive tense form of the verb.

I (to introduce) to a lot of new people at the conference yesterday.

Complete the sentence with the correct passive tense form of the verb.

This prominent young actor (to give) a role in a superhero movie recently.