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    Put these sentences into the Passive Voice.  
       
1.  

We bake the biscuits over a charcoal fire.

 
2.  

The secretary will write the minutes of the meeting.

 
3.  

They have discussed the problem for several days.

 
4.  

Somebody has switched on the radio.

 
5.  

They built that block of flats in 1973.

 
6.  

They beat our team in the hockey match yesterday.

 
7.  

We often find flies near rubbish dumps.

 
8.  

Somebody broke into our house last night.

 
9.  

Robert Browning wrote the poem, 'The Pied Piper of Hamelin'. He wrote the poem for the son of his good friend, William Macready.

 
10.  

"Did anyone tell you where to report for work ?"

"No, no one told me."

 
11.  

The earthquake destroyed many buildings and killed may people.

 
12.  

We can find many types of seashells along the seashore. Many people visit this place during the school holidays.

 
13.  

Someone has discovered iron ore on the tiny island. They have sent an expert there to investigate.

 
14.  

People have referred to the jellyfish, the starfish, the cuttlefish and the crayfish as 'fish' though they are not.

 
15.  

You should peel the skins of the potatoes before you cook them.

 
16.  

People speak English in this country.

 
       

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    Answers  
       
1.   The biscuits are baked over a charcoal fire.  
2.   The minutes of the meeting will be written by the secretary.  
3.   The problem has been discussed for several days.  
4.   The radio has been switched on.  
5.   That block of flats was built in 1973.  
6.   Our team was beaten in the hockey match yesterday.  
7.   Flies are often found near rubbish dumps.  
8.   Our house was broken into last night.  
9.   The poem, 'The Pied Piper of Hamelin', was written by Robert Browning. It was written for the son of his good friend, William Macready.  

10.

 

"Were you told where to report for work ?"

"No, I was not told."

 
11.   Many buildings were destroyed and many people were killed in the earthquake.  
12.   Many types of seashells can be found along the seashore. This place is visited by many people during the school holidays.  
13.   Iron ore has been discovered on the tiny island. An expert has been sent there to investigate.  
14.   The jellyfish, the starfish, the cuttlefish and the crayfish have been referred to as 'fish' though they are not.  
15.   The skins of the potatoes should be peeled before they are cooked.  
16.   English is spoken in this country.  
       
 
 
 

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