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Make a sentence in the Past Simple passive: The police officer arrested the thieves.

The thieves WERE ARRESTED BY the police officer

Make a sentence in the Past Simple passive: Shakespeare wrote Romeo and Juliet.

Romeo and Juliet WERE WRITTEN BY Shakespeare

Make a sentence in the Past Simple passive: He made the earrings for the queen.

The earrings WERE MADE BY HIM for the queen

Make a sentence in the Past Simple passive: Marie Curie discovered radium.

Radium WAS DISCOVERED BY Marie Curie

Make a sentence in the Past Simple passive: They found the treasure in a cave.

The treasure WAS FOUND BY THEM

Make a sentence in the Past Simple passive: A famous architect designed these buildings.

These buildings WERE DESIGNED BY a famous architect

Make a sentence in the Past Simple passive: They lost the gold necklace.

The gold necklace WAS LOST BY THEM

Make a sentence: Halloween .... (not celebrate) in some countries

Halloween ISN'T CELEBRATED in some countries

Make a sentence: What (baby elephants / call)?

What ARE baby elephants CALLED

Make a sentence: These dresses (wear) at special events

These dresses ARE WORN at special events

Make a sentence: ... (gold / find) in Australia?

IS GOLD FOUND in Australia?

Make a sentence: Cotton (not grow) in this country

Cotton IS NOT GROWN in this country

Make a sentence: Dangerous chemicals (use) to make plastic.

Dangerous chemicals ARE USED to make plastic.

Make a sentence: These bags (not sell) in shops.

These bags ARE NOT SOLD in shops.

Make a sentence: How (jeans / make)?

How are jeans made?

We turn ... a lot of music from the Internet. What about you?

download

down

switch on

charge

... on this app. It is very interesting.

Click

Charge

Down

Connect

I ... to the Internet and read the news every morning.

connect

upload

turns up

click

I ... the battery of my laptop every night.

charge

click

upload

download

Grandad can’t hear well, so he always ... the radio in the kitchen.

turns up

switches

turn up

switch

I like this cushion. It’s very ...

soft

hard

transparent

I can’t carry the suitcase. It’s too ...

heavy

shiny

light

I don’t like sitting on this chair. It’s ...

hard

light

transparent

A balloon is a very ... object.

light

heavy

make it in past passive: Somebody ate all the cakes.

all the cakes were eaten by somebody

make it in past passive: Somebody invited Julie and Luke to a party.

Julie and Luke were invited to a party by somebody.

make it in past passive: Somebody prepared lunch.

Lunch was prepared by somebody.

make it in past passive: I sold vegetables in the market

Vegetables were sold in the market.

make it in present passive: She writes a report.

The report is written everyday by her.

make it in present passive: We wash the cars every week.

The cars are washed by us everyday.

make it in present passive: Mathew delivers milk in the mornings.

Milk is delivered by Mathew in the mornings.

make it in present passive: Sabrina cooks dinner everyday.

Dinner is cooked by Sabrina everyday.

make it in present passive: Richard reads a lot of books.

a lot of books are read by Richard

make it in present passive: Mark loves Julie.

Julie is loved by Mark

Read it: trouble

My big brother ... (leave) Argentina yesterday

LEFT

.... (you / ever / play) it?

HAVE YOU EVER PLAYED

I (not try) playing it yet, but I’d like to.

HAVEN'T TRIED

My sister and I (already / make) a lot of friends

HAVE already MADE

My cousin David (arrive) two days ago,

ARRIVED

My aunt (come) to visit us yesterday.

CAME

We were watching TV when we (hear) a strange noise outside.

HEARD

Where (you / put) the keys? I can’t find them

Where DID you PUT the keys?

I (wash) my hair when my mum came back home

I WAS WASHING

While Dora ... (have) a snack in a café, she saw her favourite singer.

While Dora WAS HAVING

We always support our favourite football team when they ... in matches.

compete

train

You have a bad cough and headache. I think you should ... this medicine.

take

eat

I was born in London but I ... up in Scotland.

grew

retired

2 Study hard and ... in your homework on time.

hand

put

Please make dinner, but don’t ...a mess in the kitchen.

make

do

I’d love to ... a famous person

meet

win

Why did you decide to (move) to London?

move

We don’t mind (get) up early when the weather is good.

getting

They learned to (swim) when they very young

swim

Are you looking forward to (go) on a school trip?

going

She would like to (organise) a beach clean-up.

organise

What do you want to (be) when you grow up?

be

I can’t stand (see) rubbish in the street.

seeing

I really enjoy (go) to the cinema with my friends.

going

If the kids … (not turn oﬀ) the lights, the school won’t save energy.

DON'T turn oﬀ

If they cut down the trees in our park, we… (be) sad.

WILL BE

If she … (not have) a lot of work, she will go to the forest clean-up.

DOESN'T HAVE

If they don’t stop the hunters, they … (not save) the rhinos

WON'T save

If you …(plant) some trees, birds will come to your garden

plant

If we recycle plastic bottles, we … (not pollute) rivers and seas.

WON'T pollute

If the students don’t study, they ….. (fail) their exams

WILL fail

If she ... (see) rubbish in the street, she will put it in the bin.

seeS

Read it: interested

Read it: rescue

Read it: floods

Read it: drought

What does "suppose so" mean?

What does "fancy doing something" mean?

What does "it's a deal" mean?

Read it: success

Read it: succeed

If you don’t try, you .......................... (not succeed).

Won't succeed

Read it: circle

Read it: dialogue

What does "regret" mean?

Read it: regret

Read it: enjoy

Read it: afterwards

Read it: guys

If it doesn’t rain, we .......................... (go) to the beach.

Will go

nine thousand two hundred sixty two

9,262

eight thousand five hundred eighteen

8,518

seven thousand nine hundred fifty one

7,951

six thousand twenty nine

6,029

five thousand six hundred fifteen

5,615

four thousand one hundred twelve

4,112

three thousand eight hundred sixteen

3,816

two thousand four hundred forty seven

2,447

one thousand five hundred sixty six

1,566

nine thousand three hundred thirty

9,330

eight thousand four hundred eighty nine

8,489

seven thousand two hundred forty four

7,244

six thousand five hundred thirty eight

6,538

five thousand nine hundred twenty three

5,923

four thousand eight hundred six

4,806

three thousand one hundred eighteen

3,118

two thousand five hundred sixty three

2,563

one thousand four hundred ninety eight

1,498