Advanced Grammar Review

All the fish ...... by the cat last night.

• was eaten
• is eaten
• has been eaten
• will be eaten

Tourists have visited the Pyramids

•  The Pyramids have been visited by tourists. 
•  The Pyramids were visited by Tourists
• Tourists are visiting the Pyramids.

Use passive or active.

The police just _____(1)_______ (announce) that the Portnoy's Bank _____(2)_______ (rob) yesterday

• (1) announced

  (2) was robbed

• (1) was announced

  (2) robbed

• (1) was announced

  (2) was robbed

• (1) announced

  (2) robbed

If Margaret ___ anything that doesn't belong to her, she would return it immediately.

• find

• had found

• finds

• found

I know you would be a happy person now if you ___ a major in chemistry when you were young.

• had done

• did

• would have done

• were doing

If James had been born in Guanajuato, he ___ Spanish now.

• would have been speaking

• will be speaking

• would be speaking

• had been speaking

If she ___ her train a few minutes ago, she would be in Cancún now.

• had missed

• didn't miss

• hadn't missed

• don't miss

Amy said, "Polly is learning her script upstairs."

• Amy said that Polly is learning her script upstairs.
• Amy said that Polly was learning her script upstairs.
• Amy said Polly learnt her script upstairs.
• Amy said the Polly would learn her script upstairs.

"John has been working on his science project today".

• She said that John has been working on his science project today.
• She said that John had been working on his science project that day.
• She said that John would have been working on his science project today.
• She said that John had been working on his science project today.

Why don't we go to the cinema?
He ________ to the cinema.

• suggested going
• thanked for going
• promised to go
• warned against going