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FCE Part 4 Passive Voice Exercises
FCE Use of English Part 4 — 10 interactive passive voice items for Cambridge B2 First, with instant answers.
Passive voice is one of the most frequent hinges in FCE Use of English Part 4. You often rewrite an active sentence with a locked word such as GIVEN, SAID, or PUT, keeping two to five words.
Typical patterns: be + past participle, have something done, and reporting passives (is said to). Count the key word and do not add a sixth word.
Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning, using the word given.
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FAQ
- What passive structures appear in FCE Part 4?
- Simple passives (was delayed), causative have/get something done, and reporting passives such as is said to be. The key word often forces the auxiliary and the participle.
- Are these passive voice exercises free?
- Yes. These key word transformations are free to complete with instant answers.