The passive voice

What is the main difference between active voice and passive voice in English?

• In active voice, the object performs the action, while in passive voice, the subject receives it.

• In active voice, the subject performs the action, while in passive voice, the object receives it.

• In active voice, the subject performs the action, while in passive voice, the subject receives it.

• In active voice, the object receives the action, while in passive voice, the subject performs it.

In what situation is the passive voice used when the doer of the action is not important or is obvious?

• When the doer of the action is a specific person.

• When the information about the doer of the action is additional or already known.

• When one wants to emphasize the doer of the action.

• When the action is very complex.

When is it a natural choice to use the passive voice in English?

• When the subject of the sentence is well-known.

• When one wants to hide who performed the action.

• When it is not known who performed the action.

• When the action is very common.

What is the basic structure for forming a verb in the passive voice in English?

• Main verb + -ing

• Auxiliary verb "be" or "get" + past participle

• Auxiliary verb "do" + infinitive

• Main verb + -ed

How is the past participle of a regular verb formed in English?

• Changing the form of the verb.

• Adding "-ed" to the end of the verb.

• Adding "-ing" to the end of the verb.

• Using the base form of the verb.

What is the correct passive form of "make/makes" in the present simple tense?

• am/is/are made

• am/is/are making

• was/were made

• will be made

How is the passive voice formed in the present progressive?

• using "be" + past participle

• using "being" + past participle

• using "been" + past participle

• using "get" + past participle

What is the passive form of the past perfect tense of the verb "make"?

• has/have been made

• had been made

• will have been made

• was/were made

If you have a modal present like "should" and the base verb "make", how is the passive voice formed?

• should make

• should be made

• should have made

• should have been made

What word can be used instead of "be" to make a passive sentence more informal?

• do

• have

• get

• make