Test-English Active and Passive Voice (B1)
Test-English Active and Passive Voice (B1) gathers a grammar explanation and four self-marking exercises on choosing between the active and the passive form. Test-English publishes graded grammar points, tests and level exams for learners from A1 to B2. The exercises mix tenses and ask the learner to pick the right form in sentences about factories, incidents, buildings and other reported events.
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How It Helps Your Business English
The page opens on the first of four exercises, where each sentence offers an active and a passive form to choose between. Tabs lead to the explanation, which sets out the form with be and a past participle, the by-phrase and the tenses the passive takes, and to a downloads tab with a diagram of the structure.
Start with the explanation tab to fix the pattern, then work the four exercises in order; each marks your answers on the spot, so a wrong choice tells you at once which tense is not yet settled. Because the sentences describe reports, factories and incidents, you are practicing the passive in the kind of neutral statement a workplace update calls for.
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