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Passive and conditional sentences

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1. If I clean my room completely, my mother will take me to the park. >> If my room completely, I will be taken to the park by my mother.

2. If she asked her brother to buy a change purse, he would buy it for her.>> If her brother was asked to buy a change purse, it for her.

3. If the postman had rung the bell, I would have opened the door surely. >> If the bell had been rung by the postman, the door by me surely.

4. If we buy an oven, I will make a cake for you. >> If an oven by us, a cake will be made for you by me.

5. If I had read this storybook, my father would have bought another one again. >> If this storybook by me, another one would have been bought again by my father.

6. If my coworker invited me, I would accept his invitation. >> If I by my coworker, his invitation would be accepted by me.

7. If the children had swept the yard, we would have spread a carpet on it. >> If the yard had been swept by the children, a carpet on it.

8. If he had not abandoned the high school in his adolescent years, he would have found a good job earlier. >> If the high school in his adolescent years by him, a good job would have been found earlier by him.

9. If you skim off the fat of the meat, my grandfather will eat it. >> If the fat of the meat , it will be eaten by my grandfather.

10. If they had not put the oily rags near the fire, the flames wouldn't have surrounded the house. >> If the oily rags had not been put near the fire, the house
by the flames.