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the Active to the Passive Voice. |
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They will keep it a
secret if you pay them the money.
It will be kept a secret if they are paid the money. |
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While they were showing her round the house, I went out into the
garden. |
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They ought to treat their parents with more respect than that ! |
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When we were halfway there, we suddenly realized that we had
left Emily behind. |
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You are to take this medicine twice daily, and you are to rub
this ointment on your arm every night. |
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The villagers considered him to be an evil man, and so everyone
avoided him. |
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The director himself praised Mr Baker for his thirty years of
valuable service tot he company. |
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The little boys who were playing in the garden this morning have
messed up all my washing. |
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A poisonous type of spider called the 'back widow' makes this
type of web. |
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His work has benefited the people a
lot, yet they will forget him within a few years. |
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Take note that you are to return all
library books by next Monday. |
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An unknown poet wrote these words,
but someone else set them to music. |
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Everyone blamed that girl for
bringing bad luck tot he village, and they chased her out of the
district. |
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The little boy's courage and
determination impressed the lady very much. |
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They had made the appointment before
someone else invited them for dinner. |
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The people in his hometown regarded him as a hero and welcomed
him back with open arms. |
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Answers |
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While she was being shown round the
house, I went out into the garden. |
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Their parents ought to be treated
with more respect than that. |
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When we were halfway there, it was
suddenly realized that Emily had been left behind. |
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This medicine is to be taken twice
daily, and this ointment is to be rubbed on your arm every
night. |
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He was considered to be an evil man,
and so was avoided. |
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Mr Baker was praised for his thirty
years of valuable service to the company by the director
himself. |
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All my washing has been messed up by
the little boys who were playing in the garden this morning. |
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This type of web is made by a
poisonous type of spider called the 'black widow'. |
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The people have benefited a lot from
his work, yet he will be forgotten within a few years. |
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It is to be noted that all library
books are to be returned by next Monday. |
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These words were written by an
unknown poet, but were set to music by someone else. |
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She was blamed for bringing bad luck
tot he village and was chased out of the district. |
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The lady was impressed very much by
the little boy's courage and determination. |
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An appointment had been made before
they were invited for dinner. |
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He was regarded as a hero by the
people in his hometown, |
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