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HOMEWORK FOR TODAY: Monday. April 9 Decide whether the sentences are written in Active or Passive. The verb forms are in brackets. 1) Lots of houses [were destroyed] by the earthquake in 1906. => Passive 2) Henry Ford [invented] the assembly line. => Active 3) The bus driver [was hurt] yesterday. => Passive 4) You [should open] your workbooks. => Active 5) Houses [have been built]. => Passive HOMEWORK FOR TODAY: Tuesday. April 10 Form meaningful sentences. Match the if-clauses on the left with the main clauses on the right. 1) If Steven gets out, he could be better in Social Studies. 2) If Jack was at school today, he would know about the History test. 3) If Steven eats so many sweets, he will get fat. 4) If Jack washed his feet, it would not smell in our room. 5) If Steven didn't foul the other players so often, he would be in the school team.

Hi! Way to go Min! It seems that you are studying really hard. Keep up the good work! T. Dianne ^^ HOMEWORK FOR TODAY: Monday. April 9Decide whether the sentences are written in Active or Passive. The verb forms are in brackets.>>CORRECT 1) Lots of houses [were destroyed] by the earthquake in 1906. => Passive >>CORRECT2) Henry Ford [invented] the assembly line. => Active >>CORRECT3) The bus driver [was hurt] yesterday. => Passive >>CORRECT4) You [should open] your workbooks. => Active >>CORRECT5) Houses [have been built]. => Passive >>CORRECTHOMEWORK FOR TODAY: Tuesday. April 10 >>CORRECTForm meaningful sentences. Match the if-clauses on the left with the main clauses on the right.>>CORRECT1) If Steven gets out, he could be better in Social Studies. >>If Steven gets out, he\'ll never take an umbrella with him.2) If Jack was at school today, he would know about the History test. >>CORRECT3) If Steven eats so many sweets, he will get fat. >>CORRECT4) If Jack washed his feet, it would not smell in our room. >>CORRECT5) If Steven didn\'t foul the other players so often, he would be in the school team. >>CORRECT