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Writing in Passive Voice: Present & Past Simple

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Overview: This worksheet focuses on rewriting a mix of present simple and past simple sentences in the passive voice, helping students apply the structure across different tenses.

Learning Objectives:

Identify and understand the structure of both present simple and past simple passive sentences.
Practice converting a variety of active voice sentences into passive voice.
Strengthen grammatical accuracy and writing fluency in both tenses.

How the Activity Works:

Students are given a series of sentences in both the present simple and past simple tenses written in the active voice. Their task is to rewrite each sentence in the passive voice. This activity is ideal for reinforcing passive voice use across different tenses.

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