Grammar Test

Geena is reading an interesting guide about Africa.
1. An interesting guide about Africa is reading by Geena.
2. An interesting guide about Africa is being read by Geena.
3. An interesting guide about Africa has been read by Geena.
Some people in the north of Italy speak German.
1. Some people in Germany speak Italy.
2. German is spoken by some people in the north of Italy.
3. Italy is spoken by some German people.
Mike made a cake.
1. A cake is made by Mike.
2. A cake was made by Mike.
3. A cake has been made by Mike.
Police has arrested that thief.
1. That thief has arrested by police.
2. That thief was arrested by police.
3. That thief has been arrested by police.
Mrs Simpson washes the dishes every day.
1. Every day the dishes are washed by Mrs Simpson.
2. The dishes were washed by Mrs Simpson every day.
3. The dishes are washing by Mrs Simpson every day.
Italy will export more wine next year.
1. More wine will be exported by Italy next year.
2. More wine would be exported by Italy next year.
3. More wine is exported by Italy next year.
Shakespeare wrote the "Hamlet".
1. The "Hamlet" was written by Shakespeare.
2. The "Hamlet" is written by Shakespeare.
3. The "Hamlet" has been written by Shakespeare.
He should tell her the truth.
1. The truth should be told by her.
2. The truth should tell.
3. The truth should be told.
I'd closed the door.
1. The door had been closed by me.
2. The door was closed by me.
3. The door has been closed by me.
Someone stole my wallet on the bus yesterday.
1. Yesterday my wallet had been stolen by someone on the bus.
2. Yesterday my wallet has been stolen on the bus.
3. Yesterday my wallet was stolen on the bus.
Richard: "I've lost my wallet and I have no money to pay the taxi!" What did he say?
1. He said he lost his wallet and had no money to pay the taxi.
2. He said he has lost his wallet and has no money to pay the taxi.
3. He said he had lost his wallet and had no money to pay the taxi.
Ted and Tina: "We would like to spend our holidays in Italy next summer." What did they tell you?
1. They told me they would like to spend their holidays in Italy the following summer.
2. They told me they would spend their holidays in Italy the following summer.
3. They told me they like to spend their holidays in Italy every summer.
Bob said: "I'll come and pick you up at 4." What did he say?
1. He said he will come and pick me up at 4.
2. He said he would come and pick me up at 4.
3. He said he won't come and pick me up at 4.
Mrs Allison: "My husband is sleeping now, could you call him later?" What did she say?
1. She said her husband was sleeping at that time and she asked me if I could call him later.
2. She said her husband slept at that time and she asked me if I could call him later.
3. She said her husband was sleeping at that time and she asked me if I called him later.
My parents asked: "Did you do your English test yesterday?" What did they ask?
1. They asked if I did my English test the following day.
2. They asked if I have done my English test the day before.
3. They asked if I had done my English test the day before.
Sheila said: "I saw this film last week." What did she say?
1. She said she saw that film last week.
2. She said she has seen that film the week before.
3. She said she had seen that film the week before.
Mary said: "I was in London 2 years ago." What did she say?
1. She said she had been in London 2 years before.
2. She said she has been in London 2 years before.
3. She said she had been in London 2 years ago.
Goerge: "I am going out for dinner this evening." What did he say?
1. He said he was going out for dinner that evening.
2. He said he was going out for dinner this evening.
3. He said he would go out for dinner that evening.
Ian: "Don't wait for me!" What did he say?
1. He said to wait for him.
2. He said not to wait for him.
3. He said don't wait for him.
Jane: "I am sorry, I can't understand what you mean." What did she say?
1. She said she was sorry, she couldn't understand what I meant.
2. She said she was sorry, she can't understand what I meant.
3. She said she was sorry, she couldn't understand what I mean.

Test

Forma Passiva - Discorso Indiretto