Passive voice in simple present and simple past

Identify the passive voice in the sentence: 'The book was read by the student.'

• The student will read the book.

• The book is being read by the student.

• The student read the book.

• The book was read by the student.

Convert the active voice to passive: 'The chef cooks the meal.'

• The chef is cooking the meal.

• The chef cooks meals.

• The meal was cooked by the chef.

• The meal is cooked by the chef.

Formulate a simple present sentence using the verb 'to write'.

• I am writing now.

• I write every day.

• I will write tomorrow.

• I wrote yesterday.

Identify the subject-verb agreement in the sentence: 'The dogs barks loudly.'

• The correct verb form is 'barking'.

• The correct verb form is 'dog'.

• The correct verb form is 'bark'.

• The correct verb form is 'barked'.

Differentiate the tenses: 'She plays the piano' vs 'She played the piano.'

• 'She plays the piano' is future tense; 'She played the piano' is present tense.

• 'She plays the piano' is present tense; 'She played the piano' is past tense.

• 'She plays the piano' is past tense; 'She played the piano' is future tense.

• Both 'She plays the piano' and 'She played the piano' are present tense.

Identify the passive voice in the sentence: 'The song was sung by the choir.'

• The song was sung by the choir.

• The song is sung by the choir.

• The choir will sing the song.

• The choir sang the song.

Convert the active voice to passive: 'The teacher explains the lesson.'

• The teacher is explaining the lesson.

• The lesson explains the teacher.

• The lesson is explained by the teacher.

• The lesson was explained by the teacher.

Formulate a simple present sentence using the verb 'to eat'.

• They eat apples every day.

• He eats a banana yesterday.

• I eating an apple.

• I eat an apple.

Recognize the subject-verb agreement in the sentence: 'He go to school every day.'

• He go to school every day.

• He going to school every day.

• He goes to school every day.

• He gone to school every day.

Differentiate the tenses: 'They are watching a movie' vs 'They watched a movie.'

• Future simple vs. present continuous tense.

• Past continuous vs. present simple tense.

• Present perfect vs. simple past tense.

• Present continuous vs. simple past tense.