Exercise 2: Turn these sentences into passive voice. They drink a lot of beer in Vietnam. My mother often takes me for a walk. They don’t speak English in her
Exercise 2: Turn these sentences into passive voice. They drink a lot of beer in Vietnam. My mother often takes me for a walk. They don’t speak English in her class. She doesn’t water the flowers every morning. They make pancakes every evening. She phoned him yesterday. My friend sent me this postcard. They built this bridge long time ago. Mary visited my grandparents last Sunday. They gave us some apples and some sweets
Lời giải 1 :
1. A lot of beer is drunk in Vietnam
2. I am often taken for a walk by my mother.
3. English isn't spoken in her class
4. The flowers aren't watered by her every morning
5. Pancakes are made by them every evening
6. He was phoned by her yesterday
7. I was sent this post card by my friend
8. This bridge was built long time ago
9. My grandparents were visited by Mary last Sunday
10. Some apples and some sweets were given us by them.
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Lời giải 2 :
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1. A lot of beer is drunk in Viet Nam.
2. I am often taken for a walk by my mother.
3. English is not spoken in her class.
4. The flowers aren't watered by her every morning.
5. Pancakes are made every morning.
6. He was phoned by her yesterday.
7. This postcard was sent me by my friend.
8. This bridge was built long time ago.
9. My grandparents were visited by Mary last Sunday.
10. Some apples and some sweets were given us by them.
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