14 (A) Match the form of the passive in each sentence with the name of the passive tense.

Were you asked?	Present passive
Is Greek spoken here?	Past passive
He will be punished.	Present perfect passive
I haven’t been informed.	Future passive
He was killed in an accident.	Past perfect passive
The room hadn’t been cleaned.

14 (b) Change the verbs into the passive voice

Active	Passive
He tests your eyes.	Your eyes are tested.
He checks your blood pressure.
He examines your chest.
He takes a blood sample.
He measured your height.
He tested your hearing.
He took your pulse.
He X-rays your lungs.
He weighs you.

14 (C) Rewrite these sentences, putting the verbs in the passive

1 My car/ damage/ last night. (past) _____________________________________

2 This computer/ make/ in the USA. (present) _____________________________

3 The machines/ make/ in Scotland. (present) ______________________________

4 The President/ kill/ last night. (past) ___________________________________

5 The money/change into dollars/at the bank.(present) ______________________

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6 The parcel/ post/ yesterday. (past) _____________________________________

7 Cheese/ make/ from/ milk. (present) ___________________________________

8 The children/ give/ some food. (past) ___________________________________

9 The house/ paint/ every year. (present) _________________________________

10 Several people/ hurt/ in an accident last night. (past) _____________________

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14 (D) Rearrange the words to make correct sentences about The London School of English

1 at the airport/ Every student/ met/ is

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2 given/ Free textbooks/ are/ to every student

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3 shown/ All students/ are/ how to use computers

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4 is/ for six hours a day/ taught/ Each student

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5 sent/ to parents/ Progress reports/ are

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6 Lunch/ at the school/ provided/ is

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14 (E) Translate the text into your language Evidence

A woman has been murdered. Her body was discovered at seven o’clock this morning. She had been stabbed. What happens next? In fiction, the crime would probably be solved by a brilliant detective. But in real life crimes aren’t usually solved like that. Most criminals are caught by scientists.

The police have been called, but the room isn’t touched until the experts arrive – the pathologist, the photographer, and the detective. Then the evidence is collected and the things are taken to the police laboratories. Here they will be examined by forensic scientists. The evidence will be used to find and try a suspect.

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