Use the proper form of the verbs (active or passive):

1.                  Meat ... by three per cent of British people.

a) isn’t eaten;       b) doesn’t eat;       c) wasn’t eaten.

2.                  Vegetarians ... meat, they prefer vegetables.

a) don’t eat;         b) aren’t eaten;      c) isn’t eaten.

3.                  Little Betty ... a nice sand castle on the beach.

a) was built;         b) is built;             c) built.

4.                  Some medicines ... from plants.

a) made;              b) are made;         c) make.

5.                  The new shelf... by my brother yesterday.

a) was painted;     b)  has been painted;  c) painted.

6.                  The article ... at this time yesterday.

a) was typed;         b) was typing;        c) was being typed.

7.                  The cartoons ... by the children now.

a) are watched;       b) are being watched; c) are watching.

8.                   This book ... by the end of the   week.

a) will be sold;      b)will have sold;   c)will have been sold.

9.                  The contract... just....

a) has ... signed;      b) was .. .signed;  c) has ... been signed.

10.             A football match ... by all the boys from our class last month.

a) was watched;       b)  was watching;   c) was being watched.

11.             Suddenly, we heard footsteps behind us. We ... .

a) were followed;     b) were following;  c) were being followed

12.             This is a very popular TV programme. It ... by millions of people every week.

a) is watched;        b)  is watching;    c) is being watched.

13.             The book ... to us in a week.

a) will be send;      b) will be sent;     c) will send.