Writing Grade 9, Term second

Put the verbs in brackets into the Passive Voice using the correct grammar tense.

Children ... (always to give) presents at Christmas.

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Because of a terrible storm last night a lot of houses ... (to flood)

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A new library ... (to open) in our town next week.

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A picture of a famous artist ... (to steal) from a local museum.

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By the end of the working day yesterday all the necessary documents ... (to type).

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Jam ... (not to make) from candied fruit.

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The meeting ... (just to cancel) by the chief manager.

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The results of the exam ... (to announce) by next Thursday.

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Your microwave ... (not to repair) yet. It ... (to repair) by the day after tomorrow.

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When ... this charitable organization ... (to establish)? - It... (to establish) fifteen years ago.

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By what time ... the tickets ... (to deliver) tomorrow? - They ... (to deliver) by 3 o'clock.

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... the play ... (to perform) yet? - Yes, it ... (to perform) some years ago. 

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... the robbers ... (to arrest) yesterday? - No, they ... (to chase) for three hours, but they managed to escape.

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Mark ... (not to tell) about the time of the meeting yesterday.