Passive — Lückentext 2

Setze die richtige Passivform ein — verschiedene Zeiten, Verneinungen und Fragen.

B1 Lückentext

Schreibe die richtige Passivform in die Lücke. Der Hinweis gibt Verb, Zeitform und ggf. Verneinung oder Frageform vor. Benutze keine Kurzformen.

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  1. The letters yet. (not: send — Simple Present Passive)
    → The letters are not sent yet. (Verneinung Passiv → are not + PP)
  2. the match cancelled? (be — Simple Past Passive, Frage)
    → Was the match cancelled? (Frage Simple Past Passive Singular → Was + Subjekt + PP)
  3. The suspect by the police yesterday. (question — Simple Past Passive)
    → The suspect was questioned by the police yesterday. (Simple Past Passive Singular → was + PP)
  4. The book in over 30 languages. (translate — Present Perfect Passive)
    → The book has been translated in over 30 languages. (Present Perfect Passive Singular → has been + PP)
  5. The new hospital by the end of next year. (finish — Will Future Passive)
    → The new hospital will be finished by the end of next year. (Will Future Passive → will be + PP)
  6. These shoes in Italy. (not: make — Simple Present Passive)
    → These shoes are not made in Italy. (Verneinung Passiv → are not + PP)
  7. the email already? (send — Present Perfect Passive, Frage)
    → Has the email already been sent? (Frage Present Perfect Passive → Has + Subjekt + been + PP)
  8. The prize at the ceremony last Friday. (award — Simple Past Passive)
    → The prize was awarded at the ceremony last Friday. (Simple Past Passive Singular → was + PP)
  9. The documents on time. (not: sign — Simple Past Passive)
    → The documents were not signed on time. (Verneinung Passiv → were not + PP)
  10. All tickets before the show. (sell — Present Perfect Passive)
    → All tickets have been sold before the show. (Present Perfect Passive Plural → have been + PP)
  11. the report finished by tomorrow? (be — Will Future Passive, Frage)
    → Will the report be finished by tomorrow? (Frage Will Future Passive → Will + Subjekt + be + PP)
  12. The ancient temple carefully during the restoration. (restore — Simple Past Passive)
    → The ancient temple was restored carefully during the restoration. (Simple Past Passive Singular → was + PP)
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