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PUT INTO PASSIVE:

1) We gave the children a present.
2) Has the dog bitten the poor boy?
3) They are writing a complaint.
4) Does Christina Milian sing the song.
5) They should answer the phone at once.
6) I will bring you the money tomorrow.
7) She isn’t going to bake a cake.

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8) We must take a decision now!
9) Somebody had stolen the car.
10) They were watering the flowers at night.
11) The police will have to lock away the gangsters.
12) You couldn’t have made up a sillier excuse.
13) We usually deliver our goods within 2 weeks.
14) This time next week we will be writing our exams.
15) Where were they hiding the diamonds?

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