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They’ve finished work for today, so they can / don't have to go home now.

You have to / mustn’t sign the register every time you enter, so we know who is in the building.

WILL OR GOING TO? Environmentalists hope that people __________ (use) their cars less in the future.

Complete using the passive voice: The 2014 football World Cup _____ (hold) in Brazil.

WILL OR GOING TO? Sarah and Peter ____ (save) money for a new flat.

ACTIVE OR PASSIVE? His new book published / was published last week.

He left the company in June and set _____ his own environmental consultancy business

You mustn’t / don’t need to take the lift – you can take the stairs if you prefer.

Some people say that 10% of the world’s plastic rubbish ends _____ in the ocean.

ACTIVE OR PASSIVE? The company promoted / was promoted John to finance director.

WILL OR GOING TO? A: What are your plans for January? B: We ___________ (travel) to London.

Complete using the passive voice: The first personal computer ______ (sell) in 1975 for $400.

ACTIVE OR PASSIVE? Every schoolchild gives / is given a computer tablet from the age of five.

I don’t have to / must go to work tomorrow. It’s my day off.

Complete using the passive voice: ‘Mr Watson – come here – I want to see you.’ These were the first words that _____ (speak) on the telephone

You must / mustn’t park there. It’s the director’s parking space.

She’s a very nice person. I’m sure you’ll get _____.

WILL OR GOING TO? The world __________ (be) very different 50 years from now.

Complete using the passive voice: The play Romeo and Juliet ______ (write) by William Shakespeare.

There are not many green spaces left, so it’s important to look _____ the few that we have.

ACTIVE OR PASSIVE? Did they give / Were they given any training before they started working?

WILL OR GOING TO? I __________ (buy) a new car next month.