Put into the correct active or passive form. 8 She was recommended a new doctor by her friend.
Her friend...
9 Were you offered the job I told you about?
Did
10 Were you given enough sugar?
Did
11 People will show the visitor the new buildings.
The visitor
12 Someone will tell you what time the train leaves.
You ……
13 Someone ordered the prisoners to stand up.
The prisoners ………
14 I want someone to answer the phone call.
I want …………

Passive with verbs + preposition. Change these sentences into the passive.
1 They will send for you when the boss arrives.
2 He put off the meeting.
3 They picked the students up from the school.
4 Poor John! A drunk driver ran him over.
5 We must go into this matter.
6 Look how well they have brought up those children.
7 Be careful what you say, as they will take down all your words.

8. Her friend recommended her a new doctor.
Her friend recommended a new doctor to her.

Explanation: In the original sentence, the verb "recommend" is in the passive form. To change it to the active form, we need to remove the passive structure and rephrase the sentence. The person who recommended the doctor should come before the direct object ("a new doctor") in the sentence. Hence, the correct active sentence is "Her friend recommended a new doctor to her."

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9. Were you offered the job I told you about?
Did they offer you the job I told you about?

Explanation: In the original sentence, the verb "offer" is already in the active form. To change it to the passive form, we need to switch the subject and object of the sentence. "You" should come before the verb "offer" to indicate that the job was offered to you. Therefore, the correct passive sentence is "Did they offer you the job I told you about?"

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10. Were you given enough sugar?
Did they give you enough sugar?

Explanation: In the original sentence, the verb "give" is already in the active form. To change it to the passive form, we need to switch the subject and object of the sentence. "You" should come before the verb "give" to indicate that the sugar was given to you. Hence, the correct passive sentence is "Did they give you enough sugar?"

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11. People will show the visitor the new buildings.
The visitor will be shown the new buildings.

Explanation: In the original sentence, the subject is "people" and the direct object is "the visitor." To change it to the passive form, we need to make the visitor the subject of the sentence and use the passive form of the verb "show." Therefore, the correct passive sentence is "The visitor will be shown the new buildings."

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12. Someone will tell you what time the train leaves.
You will be told what time the train leaves.

Explanation: In the original sentence, the subject is "someone" and the direct object is "you." To change it to the passive form, we need to make "you" the subject of the sentence and use the passive form of the verb "tell." Therefore, the correct passive sentence is "You will be told what time the train leaves."

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13. Someone ordered the prisoners to stand up.
The prisoners were ordered to stand up.

Explanation: In the original sentence, the subject is "someone" and the direct object is "the prisoners." To change it to the passive form, we need to make the prisoners the subject of the sentence and use the passive form of the verb "order." Therefore, the correct passive sentence is "The prisoners were ordered to stand up."

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14. I want someone to answer the phone call.
I want the phone call to be answered by someone.

Explanation: In the original sentence, the subject is "I" and the direct object is "someone." To change it to the passive form, we need to make "the phone call" the subject of the sentence and use the passive form of the verb "answer." Therefore, the correct passive sentence is "I want the phone call to be answered by someone."

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Passive with verbs + preposition:

1. You will be sent for when the boss arrives.

Explanation: In the original sentence, the subject is "they" and the direct object is "you." To change it to the passive form, we need to make "you" the subject of the sentence and use the passive form of the verb "send" with the preposition "for." Therefore, the correct passive sentence is "You will be sent for when the boss arrives."

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2. The meeting was put off by him.

Explanation: In the original sentence, the subject is "he" and the direct object is "the meeting." To change it to the passive form, we need to make "the meeting" the subject of the sentence and use the passive form of the verb "put" with the preposition "off." Therefore, the correct passive sentence is "The meeting was put off by him."

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3. The students were picked up from the school by them.

Explanation: In the original sentence, the subject is "they" and the direct object is "the students." To change it to the passive form, we need to make "the students" the subject of the sentence and use the passive form of the verb "pick" with the preposition "up." Therefore, the correct passive sentence is "The students were picked up from the school by them."

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4. Poor John! He was run over by a drunk driver.

Explanation: In the original sentence, the subject is "a drunk driver" and the direct object is "him." To change it to the passive form, we need to make "he" the subject of the sentence and use the passive form of the verb "run" with the preposition "over." Therefore, the correct passive sentence is "Poor John! He was run over by a drunk driver."

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5. This matter must be gone into by us.

Explanation: In the original sentence, the subject is "we" and the direct object is "this matter." To change it to the passive form, we need to make "this matter" the subject of the sentence and use the passive form of the verb "go" with the preposition "into." Therefore, the correct passive sentence is "This matter must be gone into by us."

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6. Look how well those children have been brought up by them.

Explanation: In the original sentence, the subject is "they" and the direct object is "those children." To change it to the passive form, we need to make "those children" the subject of the sentence and use the passive form of the verb "bring" with the preposition "up." Therefore, the correct passive sentence is "Look how well those children have been brought up by them."

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7. Be careful what you say, as all your words will be taken down.

Explanation: In the original sentence, the subject is "they" and the direct object is "all your words." To change it to the passive form, we need to make "all your words" the subject of the sentence and use the passive form of the verb "take" with the preposition "down." Therefore, the correct passive sentence is "Be careful what you say, as all your words will be taken down."