The Passive

Put into the passive: They made this pasta in Italy. a)This pasta made in Italy. b) This pasta was made in Italy.

Which verb do we always use in the passive, as an auxiliary? a) To be b) To do

Put into the passive: A team designs video games, not just one person. a) Video games is designed by a team. b) Video games are designed by a team.

Put into the passive: Millions of people use the internet. a) The internet was used by millions of people. b) The internet is used by millions of people.

What form does the main verb always take in the passive? a) past participle b) past simple

Put into the passive: Do they test computer games when they're ready? a) Do they tested computer games when they're ready? b) Are computer games tested when they're ready?

Is this sentence active or passive? "Apple Inc. was founded by Steve Jobs."

Put into the passive: Thousands of people visited this website last week. a) This website was visited by thousands of people last week. b) This website visited thousands of people last week.

Is this sentence active or passive? "My aunt hates Donald Trump."

Is this sentence active or passive? "Millions of potatoes are eaten every day on this planet."

What form does the auxiliary verb 'to be' take in a passive sentence? a) The same form as the main verb in the active sentence b) past participle

Put into the passive: The dog bit the man. a) The man was bitten by the dog b) The dog was bitten by the man

Put into the passive: She wrote her email address here somewhere. a) Her email address is written here somewhere b) Her email address is write here somewhere

Is this sentence active or passive? "The man ate some chicken."