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Prepare 8 review grammar units 9-12
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The painting will have been finished / will have finished by the end of the day. (Passive Voice)
will have been finished
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Put the words into the correct order: lesson/was/me/Jack/explained/it/who/the/to/.
It was Jack who explained the lesson to me.
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Jason is hoping ____ offered a place at university.
being
to be
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Before the police arrested the criminal, he was on the run for months. - Before ______, the criminal was on the run for months. (Passive Voice)
being arrested
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If my family come / came / had come to visit, we usually have a barbecue. (zero)
come
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Put the words into the correct order: I’m/because/interested/I/why/asked/is/.
Why I asked is because I’m interested.
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They should arrest / be arrested. (Passive Voice)
be arrested
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This place is too crowded – I keep ____ knocked into.
being
to be
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The fruit is picked / is picking as soon as it is ripe. (Passive Voice)
is picked
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______ I said that was to reassure Tim that he wasn’t alone in feeling that way.
Why
What
It
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_____ was Walt Disney who said the way to get started is to quit talking and start doing.
What
Why
It
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I don’t feel like _____ rushed this morning. I’m not in a hurry
being
to be
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I don’t expect _____ spoken to like that!
being
to be
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Put the words into the correct order: best/Liz/pizza/is/what/likes/.
What Liz likes best is pizza./ Pizza is what Lizlikes best.
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All the food was eaten / had been eaten by the time we arrived. (Passive Voice)
had been eaten
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Year 6 has been being taught / has been taught by Miss Watson for over a year. (Passive Voice)
has been taught
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If I were you, I wouldn’t apply / won’t apply / ’m not applying for that job. (second)
wouldn’t apply
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______ makes me happy is waking up on a Saturday knowing I can do whatever I want.
What
It
Why
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Alicia denied _____ told her holiday request had been refused.
to be
being
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None of us wanted ____ made redundant.
to be
being
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If there were / had been / is enough money left, we’re planning to get a new sofa. (first)
is
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Put the words into the correct order: me/is/tower/built/most/how/what/the/was/ fascinates/.
What fascinates me most is how the tower was built.
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Vicky refused to let anyone defeat her. - Vicky refused ________. (Passive Voice)
to be defeated
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Put the words into the correct order: No sooner/power/than/had/failed/we/begun/the/.
No sooner had we begun than the power failed.
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_______ education matters is because it can improve people’s lives.
Why
It
What
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______ I meant was that I will give you the money if you don’t have enough.
What
Why
It
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Put the words into the correct order: Only succeed/you/work/hard/will/if/you/.
Only if you work hard will you succeed.
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Celebrities usually avoid ______ photographed when not looking their best.
being
to be
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Your team gets beat / gets beaten by ours every time. (Passive Voice)
gets beaten
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If Julie isn’t / hasn’t been / weren’t so lazy, she could have passed her exams. (mixed)
weren’t
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Put the words into the correct order: Never so/did/much/trouble/I/expect/.
Never did I expect so much trouble.
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Put the words into the correct order: is/listen/to/you/need/all/do/carefully/to/.
All you need to do is to listen carefully.
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Put the words into the correct order: Rarely been/so/by/I/bored/a/have/film/.
Rarely have I been so bored by a film.
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Put the words into the correct order: Not she/me/once/told/me/has/Maria/loves/.
Not once has Maria told me she loves me.
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We need to give Kevin extra time to write his essay. - Kevin ____ extra time to write his essay. (Passive Voice)
needs to be given
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Put the words into the correct order: Little coming/did/was/know/I/what/.
Little did I know what was coming.
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If Pablo had had / was having / has had a better trainer, he could have been an Olympic athlete. (third)
had had
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I’d be lying on the beach now if I don’t miss / hadn’t missed / hasn’t missed my flight. (mixed)
hadn’t missed
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Sophie is worried that someone might steal her bike. - Sophie is worried about her bike ____. (Passive Voice)
being stolen
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Put the words into the correct order: needed/that/we/was/change/said/was/all/that/a/.
All that was said was that we needed a change.
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I think the committee will have decided the matter by Friday. - I think the matter _____ by Friday. (Passive Voice)
will have been decided
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______ was the biology exam that I was most worried about.
It
Why
What
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I remember that someone asked me where I was from. - I remember ____ where I was from. (Passive Voice)
being asked
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Sunil didn’t realise at the time that they were conning him. - Sunil didn’t realise at the time that he _____. (Passive Voice)
was being conned
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Serena is being picked up / picking her up after school. (Passive Voice)
being picked up
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Put the words into the correct order: in/it/that/was/me/a/film/first/horses/got/ interested/.
It was a film that first got me interested in horses.
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My parents would be rich if they didn’t sell / hadn’t sold / don’t sell the house when they did. (mixed)
hadn’t sold
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We could meet more often if you live / lived / have been living a bit closer. (second)
lived
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I was given / was gave this ring by my grandma. (Passive Voice)
was given
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Milly was shocked when her boss told her she no longer had a job. - Milly was shocked _____ that she no longer had a job. (Passive Voice)
to be told
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I told my boss I was ill, but I happened ____ seen by one of my colleagues.
to be
being
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Put the words into the correct order: I/to/really/alone/want/be/what/left/is/.
What I really want is to be left alone.
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