Identify the correct passive form for each sentence involving passive infinitives, gerunds, or clauses.

Here are the answers to the passive voice questions:

1. A) to be finished The phrase "is expected" is followed by a passive infinitive to show that the project is the recipient of the action. "To be finished" correctly expresses this.

2. A) being told The verb "like" can be followed by a gerund. Since the action of telling is done to the subject ("I"), the passive gerund "being told" is required.

3. A) that The impersonal passive construction "It is believed..." is typically followed by the conjunction "that" to introduce a noun clause.

4. A) to have been sold The structure "is reported" is followed by a perfect passive infinitive ("to have been sold") to indicate that the selling of the vase happened before the reporting.

5. A) addressing The verb "need" can be followed by a gerund to express a passive meaning (e.g., "The issues need addressing" means "The issues need to be addressed").

6. A) being injured The verb "escaped" is followed by a gerund. Since "he" is the one who was injured, the passive gerund "being injured" is the correct form.

7. A) is being built "Next year" indicates a future action. The stadium is the object of the building, so the present continuous passive "is being built" is used to describe a planned future event.

8. A) being taken The verb "remember" followed by a gerund refers to a past action. Since the subject "I" was the one being taken, the passive gerund "being taken" is correct.

9. A) is achieved Success is the recipient of the action "achieve." This sentence states a general truth, so the simple present passive "is achieved" is appropriate.

10. A) will be announced "Tomorrow morning" indicates a future action. The results are the object of the announcement, so the simple future passive "will be announced" is the correct form.