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Take the following words and find five synomyns for each of them. Try and use them in your speaking activity:

1. terrible
2. big
3. small
4. things.

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The British just love to bet.

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1. John woont sinds 2002 in Nederland.
2. Peter woonde zes jaar in Amerika toen hij terugging naar Ierland.
3. Hij werkt heel hard op dit moment, niemand weet dat.

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Exercises on Passive Voice - simple-past :: Simple-past

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Exercise on Passive Voice - Simple Past :: page Simple-past

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Concise Overview of English Verb Tenses for English 1

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Fill in the correct passive form

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Select a product from this list or think of an inventionand explain to your partner when / where / by whom it was invented and how it is made. You may google briefly. Use as many passive sentences as possible.

paper

computers

cars

bicyles

...

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Intermediate grammar exercise: passive forms

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Intermediate grammar exercise: passive forms

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Do the exercise. Can you explain to your partner which of these tenses needs to be used in each sentence and why?

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Intermediate grammar exercise: passive forms

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English grammar practice exercise, intermediate level.This exercise focuses on passive tenses. Exercise instructionsChange each sentence from active to passive. <!-//---&...

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Upper-intermediate grammar exercise: past passive tenses (2)

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Upper-intermediate grammar exercise: past passive tenses (2)

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Do the exercise. Can you explain to your partner which of these tenses needs to be used in each sentence and why?

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English grammar practice exercise, upper-intermediate level.

This exercise focuses on the past passive tenses.

Exercise instructions

The sentences below are all active. Put them into the passive, keeping the same meaning.

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Upper-intermediate grammar exercise: past passive tenses (2)

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English grammar practice exercise, upper-intermediate level. This exercise focuses on the past passive tenses. The sentences below are all active. Put them into the passive, keeping the same meaning.

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Upper-intermediate grammar exercise: past passive tenses (1)

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Upper-intermediate grammar exercise: past passive tenses (1)

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Do the exercise. Can you explain to your partner which of these tenses needs to be used in each sentence and why?

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English grammar practice exercise, upper-intermediate level

This exercise focuses on the past passive tenses.

Exercise instructions

The sentences below are all active. Put them into the passive, keeping the same meaning.

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Upper-intermediate grammar exercise: past passive tenses

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English grammar practice exercise, upper-intermediate level This exercise focuses on the past passive tenses. The sentences below are all active. Put them into the passive, keeping the same meaning.

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Pick one of the TED talks you've watched so far and tell your partner what you remember about it and whether you liked it or not, giving clear arguments to support your opinion.

Try to use sentences from the useful expressions section in the reader.

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Judith - WRIGHT007
Rob: ROBHERMANS
Kirstin: VOOLSTRA1290

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irregular verbs 61-80