Turn active sentences into passive

1. The police arrested the criminal yesterday.

2. The judge will pass the sentence.

3. The investigator will interrogate the witnesses.

4. They keep criminals in prison.

5. The lawyer has already collected all the evidence.

Use the verbs in the brackets in the Past Perfect or Past Perfect Continuous

1. John told me that they (wait) for the criminal near the house for two days.

2. I did not know that the police already (arrest) the suspect.

3. I just wanted to know if you (obtain) any useful information.

4. When I offered him money, he said that he already (receive) his payment.

5. The judge explained what crime the accused (committed).

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1 декабря, 16:26

Turn active sentences into passive

1. The police arrested the criminal yesterday.

2. The judge will pass the sentence.

3. The investigator will interrogate the witnesses.

4. They keep criminals in prison.

5. The lawyer has already collected all the evidence.

Use the verbs in the brackets in the Past Perfect or Past Perfect Continuous

1. John told me that they (wait) for the criminal near the house for two days.

2. I did not know that the police already (arrest) the suspect.

3. I just wanted to know if you (obtain) any useful information.

4. When I offered him money, he said that he already (receive) his payment.

5. The judge explained what crime the accused (committed).

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1. The criminal was arrested by the police yesterday.

2. The sentence will be passed by judge.

3. The witnesses will be interrogated by the investigator.

4. Criminals are kept in prison.

5. All the evidence has already been collected by the lawyer.

1. John told me that they had been waiting for the criminal near the house for two days.

2. I did not know that the police had already arrested the suspect.

3. I just wanted to know if you had obtained any useful information.

4. When I offered him money, he said that he had already received his payment.

5. The judge explained what crime the accused had committed.