INGLES ILERNA

The letter ___ by the postman every morning. is delivered. delivers. delivered. was delivering.

They ___ the project last year. finished. was finished. finished by. finishing.

The cake ___ by Mary yesterday. baked. was baked. baking. bakes.

The new policy ___ announced tomorrow. will be. will be announced. is announced. will announce.

The book ___ by millions of people worldwide. reads. is read. read. was reading.

Someone ___ the windows last night. breaks. broke. broken. was broken.

The meeting ___ at 3 PM yesterday. held. was held. hold. holding.

They ___ the office next week. clean. are cleaned. will clean. will be cleaned.

The reports ___ by the team last week. wrote. were written. written. write.

The house ___ being renovated now. is. are. will. isn´t.

Active or Passive? She writes the emails every day. Active. Passive.

Active or Passive? The emails are written by her every day. Active. Passive.

Change to passive: They deliver the packages on time. The packages delivered on time. The packages are delivered on time. The packages delivering on time. The packages is delivered on time.

Change to passive: People speak English worldwide. English is spoken worldwide. English spoke worldwide. English speaking worldwide. English are spoken worldwide.

Change to active: The song was sung by the choir. A) The choir sings the song. B) The choir sang the song. ✅ C) The choir singing the song. D) The choir song the sang. The choir sings the song. The choir sang the song. The choir singing the song. The choir song the sang.

Change to active: The house is cleaned every day. They clean the house every day. The house cleans every day. Cleaning the house every day. The house cleaned every day.

Direct: She said, "I am tired." Indirect: She said that ___. she is tired. she was tired. she will be tired. she is being tired.

Direct: "We will meet tomorrow," he said. Indirect: He said that ___. they will meet tomorrow. they would meet tomorrow. they would meet the next day. they meet tomorrow.

Direct: "I have finished my homework," he said. Indirect: He said that ___. he has finished. he had finished. he finished. he will finish.

Direct: "Do you like coffee?" she asked. Indirect: She asked me ___. if I like coffee. if I liked coffee. do I like coffee. if I will like coffee.

Direct: "Where is the station?" he asked. Indirect: He asked me ___. where is the station. where the station was. where was the station. where the station is.

Direct: "Close the door," he said. Indirect: He told me ___. to close the door. close the door. closed the door. closing the door.

Direct: "Please help me," she said. Indirect: She asked me ___. helping her. help her. to help her. helped her.

Direct: "I can't come," he said. Indirect: He said that ___. he can't come. he couldn't come. he won't come. he didn't come.

The workers ___ the bridge now. is building. are building. are being built. are building.

The documents ___ before the meeting. were signed. signed. was signed. are signed.

Someone has stolen my car. A) My car has stolen. B) My car has been stolen. ✅ C) My car was stolen. D) My car is stolen. My car has stolen. My car has been stolen. My car was stolen. My car is stolen.

The report is being prepared by the assistant. Active. Passive.

They have completed the assignment. Active. Passive.

Direct: "I will call you later," she said. Indirect: She said that ___. she will call me later. she would call me later. she calls me later. she called me later.

Direct: "Can you come to the party?" he asked. Indirect: He asked me ___. can I come. if I could come. if I can come. if I will come.

Direct: "Where do you live?" she asked. Indirect: She asked me ___. where do I live. where I live. where I lived. where I am living.

Direct: "I must finish this today," he said. Indirect: He said he ___. must finish it. had to finish it. will finish it. finished it.

The new law ___ next month. will implement. will be implemented. will implementing. is implementing.

The emails ___ yesterday. were send. were sent. was sent. sent.

They are painting the house now. Active. Passive.

The house is being painted now. Active. Passive.

They don’t allow smoking here. Smoking isn’t allowed here. Smoking isn’t allow here. Smoking isn’t allowed here. Smoking isn’t allowing here.

Direct: "I have never been to Paris," she said. Indirect: She said that ___. she has never been. she had never been. she never was. she didn’t never be.

Direct: "Why are you late?" he asked. Indirect: He asked me ___. why am I late. why I was late. why I am late. why I is late.

Direct: "Please don’t smoke," she said. Indirect: She asked me ___. don’t smoke. not to smoke. didn’t smoke. no smoking.

Direct: "I am going to travel next week," he said. Indirect: He said he ___. is going to travel next week. was going to travel next week. will travel next week. traveled next week.

The windows ___ every day. clean. are cleaned. is cleaned. cleans.

The dishes ___ after dinner. was washed. are washed. is washed. washing.

She answered the phone quickly. Active. Passive.

The phone was answered quickly. Active. Passive.

Direct: "I can’t find my keys," she said. Indirect: She said she ___. couldn’t find her keys. can’t find her keys. won’t find her keys. didn’t find her keys.

Direct: "Are you coming to the meeting?" he asked. Indirect: He asked me ___. if I was coming. if I am coming. if I came. if I will come.

Direct: "Don’t be late," he said. Indirect: He told me ___. not be late. not to be late. don’t be late. to not be late.

Direct: "Could you help me, please?" she said. Indirect: She asked me ___. could help her. help her. to help her. helping her.