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Pablo revision Unit 5

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  • Active or passive: The theatre can't ______ (enter) after the show starts.
    be entered
  • The l________ was breath-taking! Snow-capped p____!
    landscape, peaks
  • B_____ the rocky coast there is a r____ t___ that erodes the island.
    Beyond, rough tide
  • It's very important to c____ d____ after sunbathing on the beach-
    cool down
  • Make the sentence passive. They can't fix the problem-
    The problem can't be fixed.
  • Make the sentence passive. They produce wine in Spain.
    Wine is producced in Spain.
  • Active or Passive: Shakespeare ___ (write) Hamlet-
    wrote
  • The river d____ u__ after the drought.
    dried up
  • The students o_______ed to going to school on Saturday mornings.
    objected
  • The locals p_______s were arrested for killing elephants illegally.
    poachers
  • Active or Passive: The hotel _______(close) since the beginning of the pandemic.
    has been closed
  • Active or Passive: You can ____(park) wherever you like
    park
  • Mary's dad told me to s____ a___ from her!
    stay away
  • Active or Passive: Sheila ____(hit) by a car while she ____ (walk) home from work.
    was hit, was walking
  • Active or Passive: My car ______(repair) by the mechanic at the moment.
    is being repaired
  • Make the sentence passive. Firefighters have found 5 survivors.
    5 survivors have been found by firefighters.
  • Negative adjectives: __responsible, __logical
    irresponsible, illogical
  • Don't bring up/in/over the subject of John's divorce, he's still very upset about it.
    up
  • The s___ is very rich and great for growing coffee.
    soil
  • Negative adjectives: __predictable, ___active, __patient
    unpredictable, inactive, impatient
  • Give me the two forms of the passive: We gave Julia a present.
    Julie was given a present/ A present was given to Julia.
  • Causative: Will you paint your room yourself? No, I ______ it _____ (paint) by a friend of my dad's who's a painter.
    will have it painted
  • Causative: Did you dye your hair yourself? No, I ___ it _____ by my hairdresser.
    had it dyed
  • Causative: What happened to your nose? I ___ it _____ (just/break) in a fight.
    have just had it broken
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