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by P.G. Wodehouse

Throughout the centuries, countless stories of haunting horror 1) … (write) exciting readers’ imaginations around the world. Though humour 2) ... (not/expect) of ghost stories, author P.G. Wodehouse pleasantly surprises his readers. Honeysuckle Cottage tells the story of James Rodman, a young writer of detective stories who finds himself living in a house that 3) ... (inhabit) by a ghost. The problem is that somehow his writing 4) ... (affect) by the spirit of the place, causing him to write romantic stories instead of detective ones. Matters 5) ... (complicate) even more when a real girl 6) ... (hit) by a car outside the cottage and 7) ... (force) to seek James’ help. Honeysuckle Cottage 8) ... (write) in 1925, yet it 9) ... (still/consider) one of the funniest ghost stories of all time. In 2002, it 10) ... (adapt) into a radio play for BBC Radio, introducing it to a whole new, younger audience. The story can 11) ... (find) in the Wodehouse collection called Meet Mr. Mulliner. Ghost enthusiasts 12) ... (certainly/thrill) by the interesting twist at the end of the story

Продолжение текста:
Throughout the centuries, countless stories of haunting horror have been written, exciting readers’ imaginations around the world. Though humour is not typically expected of ghost stories, author P.G. Wodehouse pleasantly surprises his readers. Honeysuckle Cottage tells the story of James Rodman, a young writer of detective stories who finds himself living in a house that is inhabited by a ghost. The problem is that somehow his writing is affected by the spirit of the place, causing him to write romantic stories instead of detective ones. Matters are complicated even more when a real girl is hit by a car outside the cottage and is forced to seek James’ help. Honeysuckle Cottage was written in 1925, yet it is still considered one of the funniest ghost stories of all time. In 2002, it was adapted into a radio play for BBC Radio, introducing it to a whole new, younger audience. The story can be found in the Wodehouse collection called Meet Mr. Mulliner. Ghost enthusiasts will certainly be thrilled by the interesting twist at the end of the story.

Step 1: Read the original text and understand the context.
The passage is a review of the book "Honeysuckle Cottage" by P.G. Wodehouse. It talks about how the book surprises readers with its humor, despite being a ghost story. The protagonist, James Rodman, finds himself living in a haunted house where the ghost affects his writing style. The review mentions that the book is still considered one of the funniest ghost stories of all time and has been adapted into a radio play.

Step 2: Identify the verbs that need to be changed to the passive form.
In the text, we need to change the verbs "write," "expect," "inhabit," "affect," "complicate," "hit," "force," "write," "consider," "adapt," and "find."

Step 3: Transform the verbs into their passive forms.
1) has been written - The passive form of "write" is "has been written." This change emphasizes that stories of haunting horror have been written over the centuries.
2) is not expected - The passive form of "expect" is "is not expected." This change maintains the original meaning.
3) is inhabited - The passive form of "inhabit" is "is inhabited." This change indicates that the house is currently being lived in by a ghost.
4) is affected - The passive form of "affect" is "is affected." This change shows that James Rodman's writing is currently being influenced by the spirit of the place.
5) are complicated - The passive form of "complicate" is "are complicated." This change maintains the original meaning.
6) is hit - The passive form of "hit" is "is hit." This change shows that the real girl suffered an accident outside the cottage.
7) is forced - The passive form of "force" is "is forced." This change indicates that the girl had no other option but to seek James' help.
8) was written - The passive form of "write" is "was written." This change indicates that the book "Honeysuckle Cottage" was written in 1925.
9) is still considered - The passive form of "consider" is "is still considered." This change maintains the original meaning.
10) was adapted - The passive form of "adapt" is "was adapted." This change indicates that the book was made into a radio play in 2002.
11) can be found - The passive form of "find" is "can be found." This change means that the story can currently be located in the Wodehouse collection.
12) will certainly be thrilled - The passive form of "thrill" is "will certainly be thrilled." This change maintains the original meaning.

Step 4: Rewrite the text using the passive forms of the verbs.
Review of Honeysuckle Cottage

by P.G. Wodehouse

Throughout the centuries, countless stories of haunting horror have been written, exciting readers’ imaginations around the world. Though humor is not typically expected of ghost stories, author P.G. Wodehouse pleasantly surprises his readers. Honeysuckle Cottage tells the story of James Rodman, a young writer of detective stories who finds himself living in a house that is inhabited by a ghost. The problem is that somehow his writing is affected by the spirit of the place, causing him to write romantic stories instead of detective ones. Matters are further complicated when a real girl is hit by a car outside the cottage and is forced to seek James’ help. Honeysuckle Cottage was written in 1925, yet it is still considered one of the funniest ghost stories of all time. In 2002, it was adapted into a radio play for BBC Radio, introducing it to a whole new, younger audience. The story can be found in the Wodehouse collection called Meet Mr. Mulliner. Ghost enthusiasts will certainly be thrilled by the interesting twist at the end of the story.

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