1. Review of passive forms.
Choose the correct category. Do the sentences contain active or passive verb forms?
3. Active to passive.
Type in the missing words so that the second sentence means the same as the first. The number of words missing is indicated in brackets.
4. Participles.
Participles can be used in a number of different ways.
I use a lot of found objects in my sculptures. (as an adjective)
All the problems discussed were more or less resolved. (after nouns)
Situated on the windward shore of an isthmus, Gore Point is... (in participle clauses)
Put the word on the left in the correct position to complete the sentences.
For more information about participles see the Grammar Reference.
5. Word building.
Put the words given (in brackets) into the correct form to complete the paragraph.
6. Describing cause.
Look at the example from the review in Reading.
Nature writers' hyperbole led him to expect too much.
Use the words to complete more sentences describing the same idea.
For more information about describing cause see the Grammar Reference.