Last Tuesday she ...(blood pressure/take)
had taken her blood pressure
had her blood pressure taken
had had her blood pressure taken
had had taken her blood pressure
I hope I ... (my house/paint) soon.
will have painted my house
will my house have painted
will have my house painted
She ... (her portrait/ paint) .. right now.
is having painted her protrait
is have her protrait painted
is having her portrait painted
has her portrait painted
My car is two years old and I've just got it back from the mechanic's. This is the first time I ... (it/service)
have serviced it
have had serviced it
have had it serviced
have it serviced
Alan: "What happened to George?" Beth: "He ..... (nose/break) in a fight."
got his nose broken
had broken his nose
had his nose broken
was broken his nose
Arnold: "What happened to Fred?" Melinda: "He ... (wallet/ steal) in the street last night."
got his wallet stolen
got stolen his wallet
had his wallet stolen
had stolen his wallet
Anne: "Is Jill repairing the roof herself?" Paul: "No, she ... (it / repair) by a handyman."
is having repaired it
is having it repaired
has it repaired
is getting it repaired
Change from active to passive: You should have finished your homework yesterday
Your homework should be finished yesterday
Your homework should have been finished yesterday
Your homework should been finished yesterday
Your homework should have being finished yesterday
Rewrite this sentence in the passive voice: "Has he fed the animals yet?
Have you fed the animals?
Have the animals been fed yet?
Has the animals been fed yet?
They will allow us to present our project. (Restate in passive form)
We will allowed to present our project.
We are allowed to present our project.
Our project will be allowed to be presented.
We will be allowed to present out project.
They are playing a long game of poker. (Restate in passive form)
A long game of poker is playing.
A long game of poker is been played.
A long game of poker is played.
A long game of poker is being played.
I am going to clean my bedroom tonight. (Restate in passive form)
My bedroom is going to be cleaned tonight.
My bedroom is going to be clean today.
He was washing his car yesterday morning. (Restate in passive form)
His car was been washed yesterday morning.
His car was washing yesterday morning.
His car was washed yesterday morning.
His car was being washed yesterday morning.
Are you going to sign the contract this week? (Restate in passive form)
Is the contract going to be sign this week?
Are you signed the contract this week?
Is the contract signed this week?
Is the contract going to be signed this week?
