What does it mean for a verb to be in the passive voice?

The action is performed on the subject.

The subject performs the action.

The sentence contains an adverb.

The verb is in its present form.

Which of the following sentences is in the active voice?

The meal is being prepared by the chef.

The meal had been prepared by the chef.

The meal was prepared by the chef.

How is the passive voice typically formed in a sentence?

By using the past participle of the verb with a form of the verb 'be'.

By placing the verb at the beginning of the sentence.

By adding an adverb to the verb.

By using the present participle of the verb.

Which sentence is an example of the passive voice?

The book was read by the entire class.

The entire class reads the book.

The entire class read the book.

Why is active voice generally preferred over passive voice in writing?

It makes writing more direct and lively.

It allows for longer sentences.

It uses more complex sentence structures.

It makes the subject less important.

What is a characteristic of a sentence in the passive voice?

The focus is on the action being done to the subject.

The verb is in the future tense.

The sentence contains more than one clause.

The subject is always the doer of the action.

Which sentence correctly illustrates the conversion from active voice to passive voice?

The song was sung by the choir.

What is the main benefit of using passive voice in writing?

It can provide variety to a writer's style.

It eliminates the need for verbs.

It always makes the subject clearer.

It simplifies sentence structure.

In which scenario is it most appropriate to use passive voice?

When the doer of the action is unknown or irrelevant.

When the subject is very important.

When you want to sound less formal.

When you want to make the sentence longer.

Which of the following sentences is an example of a verb in the passive voice?

The cookies were baked by my mother.

My mother is baking the cookies.

My mother has baked the cookies.

Grammar - Week 2 - Voice of Verbs

Unit 6 Week 2 Grammar CW

Week 2 Review: Grammar and Vocabulary

Week 2 Vocabulary & Grammar / Revision Quiz

PDPR CLASS WEEK 3 (GRAMMAR QUIZ)- FORM 2

A Choose the correct answer. 1 When his grandma died, he came ….. some of her money and property. A into C across B up D round 2 We should try to ….. the amount of rubbish in our area. A increase C provide B improve D reduce 3 I avoid driving to work because there are always ….. jams in the centre. A transport C power B traffic D station 4 By the end of the year, there will be more ….. farms in our city. A solar C floating B vertical D electric 5 Who is going to ….. our new piano? A deal C deliver B produce D construct 6 She doesn’t like being ….. in the house; she wants people around her. A healthy C lonely B crowded D alone 7 Why don’t you come ….. for dinner tonight? A up C over B into D back 8 Mr Jones has found the cure for a serious ….. . A disease C crime B pollution D poverty 9 Scientists are hopeful ….. the future of energy sources. A for C about B in D with 10 Do you think ….. tube trains will ever be used? A drone C charging B front D vacuum Grammar B Choose the correct answer. 1 I’ll still ….. two hours from now. A have gardened C garden B have gardening D be gardening 2 ….. you ….. your homework by 7 o’clock? A Will ... finish C Will … have finished B Will … be finishing D Won’t … finish 3 By 2100, experts ….. new energy sources. A will have discovered C will be discovering B will be discovered D will discover 4 The film will have started before we ….. there. A will have got C get B will get D will be getting 5 This time tomorrow, Sheila ….. a job interview. A will have C will be having B is having D will have had 6 David ..... back from work by dinner time. A will be coming C will have come B will come D won’t be coming 7 I can’t believe that in a few hours, we ….. our first live concert. A are performing C will have performed B will be performing D will perform 8 ….. next Friday, I will be flying to Glasgow. A This time C By B At D Until 9 Jake ….. by the end of September. A will retire C will have retired B is retiring D will be retiring 10 ….. the time Mum gets home, I will have tidied my room. A Before C Until B At D By Everyday English C Choose the correct answer. 1 A: How did you find that job? B: a I’ll be working in the local library. b I’ll be there from June 15th. c There was an advert online. 2 A: I can’t wait! B: a Sounds like fun. b I’ll work in my uncle’s restaurant. c I’ll stay there for two weeks. 3 A: Do you have any plans for the summer? B: a Really? b What about you? c Haven’t I told you? 4 A: What will your duties be? B: a I’ll be flying to London to see my uncle. b I’ll be helping customers. c I’ll have earned enough money to buy a new smartphone. 5 A: How long will you stay there? B: a Until the end of July. b Well, this time next week, I’ll be relaxing. c And what are your plans?

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