Question

Переделайте следующие предложения в Passive Voice. Определите временную форму глагола!
ОБРАЗЕЦ. Mother waters the flowers in the evening. — The flowers are watered in the evening (by Mother). - Present Simple
1. In Europe people celebrate Christmas on the 25th of December.
2. Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak founded “Apple” in 1976.
3. They will invite our managers to a meeting next month.
4. Students take the final exams in summer.
5. Politicians have discussed some economic problems at the meeting. 6. You can find branches of our company in most countries.
7. Lionel Messi has signed the contract with Barcelona club.
8. Five or six small children were following the teacher.
9. Christian Dior made fashionable clothes. 1
0. In Russia people elect the president every six years.
11. The government will built new schools in the new districts of our city.
12. The scientists are giving the newspaper reporters a long interview now

Answer 1

1.  In Europe Christmas is celebrated on the 25th of December. - Present Simple Passive

2. “Apple” was  founded by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniakin in 1976.    - Past Simple Passive

3. Our managers will be invited to a meeting by them next month.   - Future Simple Passive

4. The final exams are taken by students in summer.  - Present Simple Passive

5. Some economic problems have been discussed by politicians at the meeting. - Present Perfect Passive

6. Branches of our company can be found in most countries.  - Present Simple Passive

7. The contract with Barcelona club has been signed by Lionel Messi. - Present Perfect Passive

8. The teacher was being followed by five or six small children. - Past Progressive Passive

9. Fashionable clothes were made by Christian Dior. - Past Simple Passive

10. In Russia the president is elected by people every six years.  - Present Simple Passive

11. New schools will be built by the government  in the new districts of our city.  - Future Simple Passive

12.  The newspaper reporters are being given a long interview  by the scientists now. - Present Progressive Passive