Prepare 6 Unit 10 | Baamboozle - Baamboozle | The Most Fun Classroom Games!

Use the correct passive form of the verb in brackets: Robots that clean swimming pools _______ (introduce) into both of the pools in our town recently. They really keep the pools clean!

have been introduced

Use the correct passive form of the verb in brackets: This laboratory is totally modern and all of the experiments now ______ (conduct) by robots.

are conducted/are being conducted

Use the correct passive form of the verb in brackets: Most of the housework in this house ______ (do) by me.

is done

Use the correct passive form of the verb in brackets: Some people think that great chefs _______ (can´t/replace) by robots, because good cooking is too complicated.

can´t be replaced

Use the correct passive form of the verb in brackets: The first successful robots ______ (create) in Japan in the 1980s.

were created

Use the correct passive form of the verb in brackets: Robots ______ (not use) for household chores in the 1970s.

weren´t used

Use the correct passive form of the verb in brackets: New technologies which can help with household tasks ______ (develop) at the moment.

are being developed

Use the correct passive form of the verb in brackets: Millions of domestic robots ______ (make) since the beginning of the century.

have been made

Use be allowed to, let or make: Sophia´s parents _____ her buy whatever clothes she likes.

let

Use be allowed to, let or make: I don´t want to go on the school trip. Please don´t ____ me go!

make

Use be allowed to, let or make: He _______ stay out after 10:00 pm until he was 14 years old.

wasn´t allowed to

Use be allowed to, let or make: Why don´t you _______ her go out? She´s done all her homework.

let

Use be allowed to, let or make: _____ you sometimes ______ eat your dinner in front of the TV?

Are,allowed to

Use be allowed to, let or make: My parents ______ my little brother brush his teeth before he goes to bed.

make

Use be allowed to, let or make to finish the second sentence: I don´t want to go to piano lessons, but my parents insist that I do. My parents ________ to piano lessons, even though I don´t want to.

make me go

Use be allowed to, let or make to finish the second sentence: We can stay here for another half an hour. They ________ for another half an hour.

are letting us/will let us

Use be allowed to, let or make to finish the second sentence: Why don´t you let Carmen go to the party? Why _________ to the party?

don´t you allow Carmen

Use be allowed to, let or make to finish the second sentence: Dan isn´t allowed to ride his bike in the street. Dan´s parents _________ his bike in the street.

don´t let him ride

Use be allowed to, let or make to finish the second sentence: I was forced by the headmaster to stay behind after school. The headmaster _________ after school.

made us stay behind

Use be allowed to, let or make to finish the second sentence: Our teacher lets us eat lunch in the classroom. We ________ in the classroom.

are allowed to eat lunch

Maya, can you (sweep/wipe) the path outside the front door before your grandparents come? The trees have dropped leaves all over it.

sweep

All these plates and dishes are clean. Let´s (wash them up/put them away).

put them away

Someone has put all the rubbish in the same bin. Now I have to go through the bin and (clear it up/sort it) into recycling and ordinary rubbish.

sort it

Don´t (load/wipe) the dishwasher this morning because the repairman is coming to (water/fix) it.

load/fix

I´ve done the washing - can you (sort/load) it into separate piles of your clothes and your sister´s clothes?

sort

The floor is dirty - you´d better (water/sweep) it.

sweep

I hope you (clear up/sort) this mess you´re making after you´ve finished (loading/fixing) your skateboard.

clear up/fixing

Before we can watch TV, we have to (wipe/sweep) the table and (put away/load) the dishwasher.

wipe/load

Will you (sweep/fold) your clothes and (put them away/clear them up) before you go to bed, please?

fold/put them away

I haven´t (watered/sorted) the plants for weeks.

watered

to force someone to do something

make (somebody do something)

to allow someone to do something, or to allow something to happen

let (somebody do something)

to have permission to do something

be allowed to

to clean or dry something by moving a cloth across it

wipe

to pour water on to plants or the soil that they are growing in

water

to wash plates, bowls, knives, etc. after a meal

wash (something) up

to clean the floor using a brush

sweep

to arrange things into different groups or types or into an order

sort

to put something in the place or container where it is usually kept

put (something) away

to put a lot of things into a vehicle or machine

load

to bend something (paper, cloth, etc.) so that one part of it lies flat on top of another part

fold

to repair something

fix

to make a place tidy by removing things from it or putting them where they should be

clear up