Use of English. Fill in the correct form of the verb in Passive Voice

1. The books (leave) by Tom at school yesterday.
2. My father (recommend) to have a rest in Italy.
3. My birthday party (hold) in three days.
4. All my friends (invite) to the party yesterday.
5. The conference (hold) next Wednesday.
6. An interesting lecture (deliver) yesterday.
7. My school year (divide) into three terms.
8. The mouse (catch) in the mousetrap yesterday.
9. This task (solve) in two hours.
10. The first computer (invent) in the 1940's.

1.leaving

2.recommending

3.holding

4.inviting

5.holding

6.delivering

7.dividing

и т.д

Объяснение:

Ну как то так я надеюсь правильно поняла если нет то простите

1. The books were left by Tom at school yesterday.
To change the sentence to passive voice, we need to use the past participle form of the verb "leave" (left) and add the helping verb "were" before it. The subject "Tom" becomes the performer of the action in the active voice, so in the passive voice, it becomes the receiver of the action.

2. My father was recommended to have a rest in Italy.
To change the sentence to passive voice, we need to use the past participle form of the verb "recommend" (recommended) and add the helping verb "was" before it. The subject "My father" becomes the receiver of the action in the active voice, so in the passive voice, it becomes the performer of the action.

3. My birthday party will be held in three days.
To change the sentence to passive voice, we need to use the past participle form of the verb "hold" (held) and add the helping verb "will be" before it. The subject "My birthday party" becomes the receiver of the action in the active voice, so in the passive voice, it becomes the performer of the action.

4. All my friends were invited to the party yesterday.
To change the sentence to passive voice, we need to use the past participle form of the verb "invite" (invited) and add the helping verb "were" before it. The subject "All my friends" becomes the receiver of the action in the active voice, so in the passive voice, it becomes the performer of the action.

5. The conference will be held next Wednesday.
To change the sentence to passive voice, we need to use the past participle form of the verb "hold" (held) and add the helping verb "will be" before it. The subject "The conference" becomes the receiver of the action in the active voice, so in the passive voice, it becomes the performer of the action.

6. An interesting lecture was delivered yesterday.
To change the sentence to passive voice, we need to use the past participle form of the verb "deliver" (delivered) and add the helping verb "was" before it. The subject "An interesting lecture" becomes the receiver of the action in the active voice, so in the passive voice, it becomes the performer of the action.

7. My school year is divided into three terms.
The sentence is already in the passive voice. No changes are needed.

8. The mouse was caught in the mousetrap yesterday.
To change the sentence to passive voice, we need to use the past participle form of the verb "catch" (caught) and add the helping verb "was" before it. The subject "The mouse" becomes the receiver of the action in the active voice, so in the passive voice, it becomes the performer of the action.

9. This task will be solved in two hours.
To change the sentence to passive voice, we need to use the past participle form of the verb "solve" (solved) and add the helping verb "will be" before it. The subject "This task" becomes the receiver of the action in the active voice, so in the passive voice, it becomes the performer of the action.

10. The first computer was invented in the 1940's.
To change the sentence to passive voice, we need to use the past participle form of the verb "invent" (invented) and add the helping verb "was" before it. The subject "The first computer" becomes the receiver of the action in the active voice, so in the passive voice, it becomes the performer of the action.

Источник изображения:

- б/у "English for Everyone. Level 2. Beginner+" Chris Yankee. Лингвистическое издательство Тривольть. 2021. Ст. 9.