Fill in the blanks with the correct verb or pronoun, and rewrite sentences in active/passive voice.

A) Fill the blank spaces using the correct choice.

1. Kimbeand Janmes are good friends.

   • The subject "Kimbeand Janmes" is plural, requiring the plural verb "are".

2. The doctor treated the sick patient yesterday.

   • The word "yesterday" indicates a past action, so the past tense form of the verb is needed.

3. Whose cup is this?

   • "Whose" is used to ask about possession.

4. James and I are good friends.

   • When "I" is part of a compound subject, it is used in the subjective case.

5. This pair of sacks is mine. It belongs to me.

   • The second sentence clarifies that the sacks belong to the speaker, so the possessive pronoun "mine" is correct.

B) Rewrite the following statements starting with the underlined phrase.

1. Original: The field was cleared by John. Underlined phrase (implied): John

   • To rewrite this passive sentence starting with "John", convert it to the active voice.
   • Rewritten: John cleared the field.

2. Original: Kelvin collected the rubbish. Underlined phrase: the rubbish

   • To rewrite this active sentence starting with "the rubbish", convert it to the passive voice.
   • Rewritten: The rubbish was collected by Kelvin.

3. Original: The class was mapped by the learners. Underlined phrase: the learners

   • To rewrite this passive sentence starting with "the learners", convert it to the active voice.
   • Rewritten: The learners mapped the class.

4. Original: John kicked the ball. Underlined phrase: the ball

   • To rewrite this active sentence starting with "the ball", convert it to the passive voice.
   • Rewritten: The ball was kicked by John.