Form the passive, using the it + passive verb + that structure: They thought eating honey cured hay fever.

It was thought that eating honey cured hay fever.

It was thought that eating honey cured hay fever

Form the passive, using the there + passive verb + to be / to have been structure: They think that there are about 5,200 varieties of potato.

There are thought to be about 5,200 varieties of potato.

There are thought to be about 5,200 varieties of potato

Form the passive, using the there + passive verb + to be / to have been structure: It is known that there were early human settlements near natural salt deposits.

There are known to have been early human settlements near natural salt deposits.

There are known to have been early human settlements near natural salt deposits

Form the passive, using the there + passive verb + to be / to have been structure: It's believed that there are health problems connected with eating too much salt.

There are believed to be health problems connected with eating too much salt.

There are believed to be health problems connected with eating too much salt

Form the passive, using the subject/indirect object + passive verb + to do/ to have done structure: Until about 1850, it was believed that bleeding cured fevers.

Until about 1850, bleeding was believed to cure fevers.

Until about 1850, bleeding was believed to cure fevers

Form the passive, using the subject/indirect object + passive verb + to do/ to have done structure: In some cultures even today, it's believed that salt has magical powers.

In some cultures even today, salt is believed to have magical powers.

In some cultures even today, salt is believed to have magical powers

Form the passive, using the subject/indirect object + passive verb + to do/ to have done structure: For centuries, it was thought that mercury wasn't poisonous.

For centuries, mercury wasn't thought to be poisonous.

For centuries, mercury wasn't thought to be poisonous

Form the passive, using the subject/indirect object + passive verb + to do/ to have done structure: It is thought that wheat was first cultivated in Turkey.

Wheat is first thought to have been cultivated in Turkey.

Wheat is first thought to have been cultivated in Turkey

Form the passive in the present simple , using the modal verb should. The verb is underlined. Homework; hand in ; on time

Homework should be handed in on time.

Homework should be handed in on time

Form the passive in the present perfect , using the modal verb ought. The verb is underlined. The washing-up; do; last night

The washing-up ought to have been done last night.

The washing-up ought to have been done last night

Form the passive in the present simple , using the modal verb must. The verb is underlined. Batteries; dispose of ; with care

Batteries must be disposed of with care.

"I really don't want to do the laundry. Maybe I should ask dad to do it for me. " Which sentence has the same meaning with the underlined?

Maybe I should have the laundry done by dad.

Maybe I should have done the laundry.

Maybe I should have asked the laundry.

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In this structure, if that is followed by a verb, the verb is generally a gerund (-ing) - eating.

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Advanced passive forms- Proficiency C2-2 -SPEAK OUT UNIT 3B

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Change the active to the passive1. shakespeare wrote that playThat play ___________ by Shakespeare

Past SimpleActive - wrotePassive - was written

Change the active to the passive2. Bill will invite Ann to the partyAnn ________________ by Billy to the party

FutureActive -will invitePassive - will be invited

Change the active to the passive3. Alex is preparing that report.That report ________________ by Alex.

Present ContinuousActive - is preparingPassive - is/are being preparing

Change the active to the passive5. Two horses were pulling the farmer's wagonThe farmer's wagon ________________by two horses.

Past ContinuousActive - were pullingPassive - was being pulled

Change the active to the passive6. Kathy had returned the book to the library.The book _______________ to the library by Kathy

Past PerfectActive - had returnedPassive - had been returned

Form the passive, using the it + passive verb + that structure:They believed that tomatoes were poisonous.

Form the passive, using the it + passive verb + that structure:People say eating too much junk food is bad for you.

In this structure, if that is followed by a verb, the verb is generally a gerund (-ing) - eating.

Form the passive, using the it + passive verb + that structure:They thought eating honey cured hay fever.

Form the passive, using the there + passive verb + to be / to have been structure:They think that there are about 5,200 varieties of potato.

Form the passive, using the there + passive verb + to be / to have been structure:It is known that there were early human settlements near natural salt deposits.

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Change the active to the passive
1. shakespeare wrote that play
That play ___________ by Shakespeare

Past Simple
Active - wrote
Passive - was written

Change the active to the passive
2. Bill will invite Ann to the party
Ann ________________ by Billy to the party

Future
Active -will invite
Passive - will be invited

Change the active to the passive
3. Alex is preparing that report.
That report ________________ by Alex.

Present Continuous
Active - is preparing
Passive - is/are being preparing

Change the active to the passive
5. Two horses were pulling the farmer's wagon
The farmer's wagon ________________by two horses.

Past Continuous
Active - were pulling
Passive - was being pulled

Change the active to the passive
6. Kathy had returned the book to the library.
The book _______________ to the library by Kathy

Past Perfect
Active - had returned
Passive - had been returned

Form the passive, using the it + passive verb + that structure:
They believed that tomatoes were poisonous.

Form the passive, using the it + passive verb + that structure:
People say eating too much junk food is bad for you.

Form the passive, using the it + passive verb + that structure:
They thought eating honey cured hay fever.

Form the passive, using the there + passive verb + to be / to have been structure:
They think that there are about 5,200 varieties of potato.

Form the passive, using the there + passive verb + to be / to have been structure:
It is known that there were early human settlements near natural salt deposits.