Question

Part II.

1. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense (Active or Passive) (0,5p. x 20-10 points) (plant) flowers since 9 a.m. I don't know if she

Sue is in the garden. She

(plant) all of them.

2 What

you want to find it before it (look) for? 1 (ger) dark.

(lose) my purse and 1

heavily, so she

(rain)

3 When Sarah (get) off the bus, it (go) into a shop to buy a new umbrella because she (leave) her old umbrella at home.

4 You are so wet! s. If it (get) very cold tonight, our car

(wash) the car.

the morning.

6. My mother

(always/tell) me what to do and I hate it.

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(bring up) in a big family. I had four siblings. (find) a new job.. (think) of moving closer to the city centre. 8 Paul was happy. He

9. Brian

10. Look! Those cars are going very fast. There

11. He

(collect) stamps, when he was little. (punish) if you (not/behave)

12. You

yourselves!

(not/start) in

(be) an accident.

Answer 1

Sue has been planting flowers since 9 a.m. I don't know if she has planted all of them. (Present Perfect Continuous, Active)

Why do you want to look for it before it is lost? (Present Indefinite, Passive)

When Sarah got off the bus, it had gone. She went into a shop to buy a new umbrella because she had left her old umbrella at home. (Past Indefinite, Active)

You are so wet! If it gets very cold tonight, our car will be washed. (Present Indefinite, Passive)

The sun is shining brightly this morning. (Present Continuous, Active)

My mother always tells me what to do and I hate it. (Present Indefinite, Active)

I was brought up in a big family. I had four siblings. (Past Indefinite, Passive)

Paul was happy. He had found a new job. (Past Perfect, Active)

Brian is thinking of moving closer to the city centre. (Present Continuous, Active)

Look! Those cars are being driven very fast. (Present Continuous, Passive)

He used to collect stamps when he was little. (Past Indefinite, Active). You will be punished if you don't behave yourselves! (Future Indefinite, Passive)

You shouldn't start yourselves! (Present Indefinite, Passive) If you are in an accident, call for help. (Present Indefinite, Passive)