) Complete with the correct passive form. 1 A: Is the photocopier ready?
B: No, I'm afraid it hasn't been repaired yet...(not repair / yet)
2 A: Where
the garden chairs
? (keep)
B: I usually put them in the garage in case it rains
3 A. When
this cake 1 (make)
B: I boked it earlier this morning.
4 A: There was no light in the room because the bulb
(not/replace)
B: I thought John had done it!
5 A: Someone will interview Samantha for a magazine tomorrow
B: Great! When
the interview
? (publish)
6 A The rubbish
yesterday. (not collect)
B: Yes, I know. All the bins are full​

1. A: Is the photocopier ready?
B: No, I'm afraid it hasn't been repaired yet...(has not been repaired yet)

In this sentence, the correct passive form is "has not been repaired yet." We use the present perfect tense passive form to indicate that the action of repairing the photocopier has not been completed until now.

2. A: Where are the garden chairs kept?
B: I usually put them in the garage in case it rains.

In this sentence, the correct passive form is "are kept." We use the present simple tense passive form to describe a general action or situation. Here, we are talking about the general practice of keeping the garden chairs in the garage.

3. A: When was this cake made?
B: I baked it earlier this morning.

In this sentence, the correct passive form is "was made." We use the past simple tense passive form to indicate that the cake was made by someone in the past.

4. A: There was no light in the room because the bulb was not replaced.
B: I thought John had done it!

In this sentence, the correct passive form is "was not replaced." We use the past simple tense passive form to indicate that the action of replacing the bulb was not done by someone in the past.

5. A: Someone will interview Samantha for a magazine tomorrow.
B: Great! When will the interview be published?

In this sentence, the correct passive form is "will be published." We use the future simple tense passive form to indicate that the interview will be published in the future.

6. A: The rubbish was not collected yesterday.
B: Yes, I know. All the bins are full.

In this sentence, the correct passive form is "was not collected." We use the past simple tense passive form to indicate that the action of collecting the rubbish was not done by someone in the past. Here, the speaker is referring to a specific day in the past when the rubbish was not collected.