Module 8
12. Te motorist decreased the car’s speed. 13. Te receptionist at the restaurant reserved a table for two. 14. Te vet is operating on the dog’s leg. 15. Te baker will have baked 100 pies by noon. 16. Zapiro has drawn many cartoons. 17. Te musician sang while playing on his guitar. 18. Te choir will sing our National Anthem. 19. Tomas did not hand in the project yesterday. 20. Te child broke a glass today.
ACTIVITY 3
Rewrite the following sentences in the active voice. 1. Te slippers were chewed by the puppy. 2. Te money will be paid into your bank account by the sponsors. 3. Te research was carried out by the students. 4. Te speech will be made by the principal. 5. An identity book must be shown when you apply for a passport. 6. A meeting will be held by the manager to discuss new policy terms. 7. A special meeting was convened by the chairperson. 8.
Insurance premiums are usually paid monthly by clients.
9. Te fire was put out by the firemen. 10. Copies of the report were made by the administrative clerk. 11. Twice a week our house is cleaned by Maria. 12. Te letter is being written by Sarah. 13. Yesterday my car was repaired by Jerome. 14. My knee was X-rayed by doctor Steward’s radiologist. 15. Te dishes will be washed by David tonight. 16. Te accounts used to be paid by Colin. 17. Te concert was attended by thousands of fans. 18. Te castle will have many tourists visiting. 19. My mother will be hosting a lovely dinner party tomorrow. 20. Te mouse was eaten by the cat.
2. Clauses Note
A comma oſten separates the main clause from its subordinate clause, e.g. While you are making
the coffee, I will heat the milk.
Before you can do any activities relating to clauses, you must know what a clause is. See below. always has a finite verb. it can never stand alone. only one idea.
Te finite verbs are underlined in the examples below. Tey tell you how many clauses there are in each sentence. 1. He answered the telephone when it rang. 2. Te plumber fixed the leak which started aſter midnight when one of the main pipes burst.
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