Passive Voice: Omitting the Agent
Understand when and how to omit the agent in passive voice sentences. Practice rewriting passive sentences without specifying who performed the action.
Questions
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MultiChoice
Convert to natural passive voice (omit agent): 'Someone stole my wallet on the bus.'
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MultiChoice
Convert to natural passive voice (omit agent): 'People speak English in many countries.'
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MultiChoice
Convert to natural passive voice (omit agent): 'They built this ancient castle in 1400.'
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MultiChoice
Convert to natural passive voice (omit agent): 'Someone left an umbrella in the hallway.'
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MultiChoice
Convert to natural passive voice (omit agent): 'People export tea from Sri Lanka.'
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MultiChoice
Convert to natural passive voice (omit agent): 'Someone has turned off the lights.'
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MultiChoice
Convert to natural passive voice (omit agent): 'They produce maple syrup in Canada.'
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MultiChoice
Convert to natural passive voice (omit agent): 'Police arrested the burglar last night.'
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MultiChoice
Convert to natural passive voice (omit agent): 'Someone founded this school in 1920.'
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MultiChoice
Convert to natural passive voice (omit agent): 'People recycle plastic bottles here.'
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Convert to natural passive voice (omit agent): 'They will announce the test results tomorrow.'
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MultiChoice
Convert to natural passive voice (omit agent): 'Someone broke the flower vase.'