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Past Passive

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    past passive
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  • The disposable razor invented/ was invented by King Camp Gillette about 100 years ago.
    was invented
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  • The most expensive earrings ever created/ were created by the House of Winston jewellery designers in 2006. They are worth $8.5 million.
    created
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  • The first kind of lipstick worn/ was worn by the Ancient Egyptians.
    was worn
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  • In 1884, a perfume company in Paris sold/ was sold the first modern lipstick.
    sold
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  • Nail varnish invented/ was invented in the 1920. At first, the colours were only red and purple.
    was invented
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  • Hungarian Laszlo Biro invented/ was invented the world's first ballpoint pen in the 1930s.
    invented
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  • The most expensive item ever sold on eBay was a yacht. It bought/ was bought by Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich in 2006 for $168 million.
    was bought
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  • The first DVD players manufactured/ were manufactured in 1997 in Japan.
    were manufactured
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  • In 2007, 7.3 million DVD players sold/ were sold in the UK, but the number has dropped since then.
    were sold
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  • Ingvar Kamprad started/ was started the Swedish furniture company IKEA more than 50 years ago. He named/ was named the company after his own initials (IK), his parents' home (Elmtaryd=E) and his home village (Agunnaryd=A).
    started named
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  • Change into the past passive. Oliver taught the children.
    The children were taught by Oliver.
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  • Change to the passive. The doctor told my father to stop smoking.
    My father was told (by the doctor) to stop smoking.
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  • Change to passive: A professional photographer took these photos.
    These photos were taken by a professional photographer.
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  • Alexander Fleming discovered/ was discovered penicillin.
    discovered
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  • Susan ______ (catch) by the police last night.
    was caught
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  • The window broke/ was broken by the boy's football.
    was broken
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