English, 18.12.2020 14:40 smolemily

6 Complete in the Passive Voice. Use the correct tense or form.
is gettin fard
1. My tap -
(fix) at the moment.
2. He
(must/not/tell) the truth.
3. The children
(punish) by their mother if she sees this mess.
4. Jonathan doesn't appreciate
(help) with his homework.
5. This matter has to
(treat) with care.
6. When Paul arrived home, his room
7. This project
(already/clean).
(should/complete) by last Friday.
(examine) by a good doctor.
8. You are going to
9.
(Tom/invite) to last week's reunion?
10. He must
(offend) by what
(say).
11.
(Mary/inform) of the delay yet?
12. This poem
(can't/translate).
13.
(your furniture/restore) last year?
(ask) indiscreet questions.
14. My brother doesn't mind
15. When
(this play/write)?
(not/allow) more.
16. Bob
(give) £10 every week. He
17. The children
(take) to school by their mother yesterday.
(service)
18. He was waiting while his car
19. The plants
(water) every other day.
(just/feed)?
20. Hasn't the baby

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6 Complete in the Passive Voice. Use the correct tense or form.
is gettin fard
1. My tap...

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