Passive voice (Red Line 4, Unit 1)

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Active: Tom opens the door.
Passive: The door​ (a)   by Tom.

• was opened
• will be opened
• is being opened
• is opened

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Active: Students borrow books from the library.
Passive: Books​ ​ (a)   from the library by students.

• were borrowed
• will be borrowed
• are being borrowed
• are borrowed

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Active: Ma grandma baked a cake yesterday.
Passive: A cake ​ (a)   yesterday ​by grandma.

• is baked
• has been baked
• is baking
• was baked

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Active: The whole family watched the movie last night.
Passive: The movie ​ (a)   by the whole family last night.

• is watched
• had been watched
• were watched
• was watched

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Active: The gardener watered the plants.
Passive: The plants ​ (a)   by gardener.

• are watered
• have been watered
• will be watered
• were watered

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Active: They will finish the project tomorrow.
Passive: The project ​ (a)   tomorrow.

• is finished
• is going to be finished
• was finished
• will be finished

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Active: Sarah didn't write the letter last week.
Passive: The letter ​ (a)   by Sarah last week.

• hasn't been written
• isn't written
• weren't written
• wasn't written

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Active: The staff doesn't clean the rooms every day.
Passive: The rooms ​ (a)   by the staff every day.

• won't be cleaned
• weren't cleaned
• isn't cleaned
• aren't cleaned

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Active: The teacher won't tell the exam results soon.
Passive: The exam results ​​ (a)   by the teacher soon.

• aren't being told
• weren't told
• isn't told
• won't be told

​ Active: My parents turned of the lights at night

​ (a)   ​ (b)   ​ (c)   ​ (d)   .

• The lights
• were turned off
• by my parents
• at night
• are turned off
• will be turned off