105. English grammar exercise (take) 31-01-2022 QUESTIONS

 take, took, taken - brać.

Tense	Active	Passive
Present Simple	Do they take her at the cinema every Friday?	Is she taken at the cinema every Friday?
Present Continuous	Are they taking her at the cinema right now?	Is she being taken at the cinema right now?
Past Simple	Did they take her at the cinema last Friday?	Was she taken at the cinema last Friday?
Past Continuous	Was they taking her at the cinema last Friday at 8pm?	Was she being taken at the cinema last Friday at 8pm?
Present Perfect	Have they taken her at the cinema this month?	Has she been taken at the cinema this month?
Past Perfect	Had they taken her at the cinema before she left?	Had she been taken at the cinema before she left?
Future Simple	Will they take her at the cinema next Friday?	Will she be taken at the cinema next Friday?
Future / Be going to	Are they going to take her at the cinema next Friday?	Is she going to be taken at the cinema next Friday?
Modal	Can they take her at the cinema next Friday?	Can she be taken at the cinema next Friday?
Future continuous	Will they be taking her at the cinema next Friday at 8pm?	Will she being taken at the cinema next Friday at 8pm?

104. English grammar exercise (swing) 30-01-2022 POSITIVE

 swing, swung, swung - kołysać się.

Tense	Active	Passive
Present Simple	Usually Jaś is swing the sword.	The sword is usually swung by Jaś.
Present Continuous	Jaś is swinging the sword now.	The sword is being swung by Jaś now.
Past Simple	Jaś swung the sword.	The sword was swung by Jaś.
Past Continuous	Jaś was swinging the sword yesterday at 11 am.	The sword was being swung yesterday at 11 am.
Present Perfect	Jas has swung the sword many time this year.	The sword has been swung many time this year.
Past Perfect	Before Jaś got his first sword he hadn't swung any sword.	Any sword hadn't been swung before Jaś got his first sword.
Future Simple	Jaś will be swing the sword tomorrow.	The sword will be swung by Jaś tomorrow.
Future / Be going to	Jaś is going to swing the sword tomorrow.	The sword is going to be swung by Jaś tomorrow.
Modal	Jaś could swing the sword if he had it.	The sword could be swung if he had it.
Future continuous	Jaś will be swinging the sword tomorrow at 11 am.	The sword will being swung tomorrow at 11 am.

103. English grammar exercise (swim) 29-01-2022 NEGATIVE

 swim, swam, swum - pływać.

Tense	Active	Passive
Present Simple	I don't usually swim in the ocean in winter.	The ocean isn't usually swum in winter.
Present Continuous	I'm not swimming in the swimming pool right now.	The swimming pool isn't being swum right now.
Past Simple	I didn't swim in the Caspian sea last year.	The Caspian sea wasn't swum by me.
Past Continuous	Last holiday I wasn't swimming in the Mediterranean sea.	The Mediterranean sea wasn't being swum by me.
Present Perfect	I have never swum in the sea.	The sea has never been swum by me.
Past Perfect	Before last summer I had never swum in the sea.	Before last summer the sea had never been swum by me.
Future Simple	I won't be swim in this dirty lake.	This dirty lake won't be swum by me.
Future / Be going to	I'm not going to swim in this dirty lake.	This dirty lake isn't going to be swum by me.
Modal	I can't swim in deep water.	Deep water can't be swum by me.
Future continuous	Next holiday I won't be swimming in the Mediterranean sea.	Next holiday the Mediterranean sea won't being swum by me.

102. English grammar exercise (sweep) 28-01-2022 QUESTIONS

 sweep, swept, swept - zamiatać.

Tense	Active	Passive
Present Simple	Does he sweep the pavement every Saturday?	Is the pavement swept every Saturday?
Present Continuous	Is he sweeping the pavement right now?	Is the pavement being swept right now?
Past Simple	Did he sweep the pavement last Saturday?	Was the pavement swept last Saturday?
Past Continuous	Was he sweeping the pavement last Saturday at 7am?	Was the pavement being swept last Saturday at 7am?
Present Perfect	Has he ever swept the pavement on Saturday?	Has the pavement been swept on Saturday?
Past Perfect	Had he swept the pavement before the weather changed?	Had the pavement been swept before the weather changed?
Future Simple	Will he sweep the pavement next Saturday?	Will the pavement swept next Saturday?
Future / Be going to	Is he going to sweep the pavement next Saturday?	Is the pavement going to be swept next Saturday?
Modal	Might he sweep the pavement next Saturday?	Might the pavement be swept next Saturday?
Future continuous	Will he be sweeping the pavement next Saturday at 7am?	Will the pavement being swept next Saturday at 7am?

101. English grammar exercise (swear) 27-01-2022 POSITIVE

 swear, swore, sworn - przeklinać.

Tense	Active	Passive
Present Simple	She swears to keep the secret.	The secret is sworn.
Present Continuous	She is swearing to keep the secret now.	The secret is being sworn now.
Past Simple	She swore to keep the secret.	The secret was sworn.
Past Continuous	Last time she was swearing to keep the secret.	The secret was being sworn last time.
Present Perfect	She has sworn to keep the secret.	The secret has been sworn.
Past Perfect	She had sworn to keep the secret.	The secret had been sworn.
Future Simple	She'll swear to keep the secret.	The secret will be sworn.
Future / Be going to	She is going to swear to keep the secret.	The secret is going to be sworn.
Modal	She can swear to keep the secret.	The secret can be sworn.
Future continuous	Next time she will be swearing to keep the secret.	The secret will being sworn next time.

100. English grammar exercise (strike) 26-01-2022 NEGATIVE

 strike, struck, struck - uderzać.

Tense	Active	Passive
Present Simple	I don't strike my brother every day.	My brother isn't struck every day.
Present Continuous	Mom I isn't striking my brother now.	My brother isn't being struck now.
Past Simple	I didn't strike my brother last time.	My brother wasn't struck last time.
Past Continuous	I wasn't striking my brother in the morning.	My brother wasn't being struck in the morning.
Present Perfect	I have never struck my brother.	My brother has never been struck by me.
Past Perfect	Before I met her, I had never struck my brother.	Before I met her, my brother had never been struck by me.
Future Simple	I won't strike my brother too much.	My brother won't be struck too much.
Future / Be going to	My brother isn't going to be struck.	My brother isn't going to be struck.
Modal	Noone can strike my brother apart from me.	My brother can't be struck apart from me.
Future continuous	I won't be striking my brother in the evening.	My brother won't being struck in the evening.

99. English grammar exercise (stink) 25-01-2022 QUESTIONS

 stink, stank, stunk - śmierdzieć.

Tense	Active	Passive
Present Simple	Does the whole affair stink of a setup?	Is a setup stunk?
Present Continuous	Is the whole affair stinking of a setup now?	Is a setup being stunknow?
Past Simple	Did the whole affair stink of a setup yesterday?	Was a setup stunk yesterday?
Past Continuous	Was the whole affair stinking of a setup yesterday?	Was a setup being stunk yesterday?
Present Perfect	Has the whole affair stunk of a setup this year?	Has a setup been stunk this year?
Past Perfect	Had the whole affair stunk of a setup, before I came?	Had a setup been stunk, before I came?
Future Simple	Will the whole affair stink of a setup?	Will a setup be stunk?
Future / Be going to	Is the whole affair going to stink of a setup?	Is a setup going to be stunk?
Modal	May the whole affair stink of a setup?	May a setup be stunk?
Future continuous	Will the whole affair be stinking of a setup tomorrow?	Will a setup being stunk tomorrow?

98. English grammar exercise (sting) 24-01-2022 POSITIVE

 sting, stung, stung - użądlić.

Tense	Active	Passive
Present Simple	A bee stings me every summer.	I am stung by a bee every summer.
Present Continuous	A bee is stinging me right now.	I am being stung by a bee right now.
Past Simple	A bee stung me last summer.	I was stung by a bee last summer.
Past Continuous	A bee was stinging me last Sunday at 10am.	I was being stung last Sunday at 10am.
Present Perfect	A bee has stung me twice this year.	I has been stung by a bee twice this year.
Past Perfect	A bee has stung me before I came back for lunch.	I had been stung by a bee before I came back for lunch.
Future Simple	If I walk without shoes on a grass a bee will sting me in my foot.	If I walk without shoes on a grass I will be stung in my foot.
Future / Be going to	A bee is going to sting me right now.	I am going to be stung by a bee right now.
Modal	A bee might sting me right now.	I might be stung by a bee right now.
Future continuous	A bee will be stinging me next Sunday at 10am.	I will being stung by a bee next Sunday at 10am.

97. English grammar exercise (stick) 23-01-2022 NEGATIVE

 stick, stuck, stuck - przyczepiać.

Tense	Active	Passive
Present Simple	I don't stick the stamps on the letters every day.	The stamps aren't stuck on the letters every day.
Present Continuous	I'm not sticking the stamps on the letters at this moment.	The stamps aren't being stuck on the letters at this moment.
Past Simple	I didn't stick the stamps on the letters yesterday.	The stamps weren't stuck on the letters yesterday.
Past Continuous	I wasn't sticking the stamps on the letters at this time yesterday.	The stamps weren't being stuck on the letters at this time yesterday.
Present Perfect	I haven't stuck the stamps on the letters many times this year.	The stamps haven't been stuck on the letters many times this year.
Past Perfect	Afteer I had stuck the stamps on the letters, she didn't send them.	After the stamps had been stuck on the letters, she didn't send them.
Future Simple	I will not stick the stamps on the letters tomorrow.	The stamps will not be stuck on the letters tomorrow.
Future / Be going to	I am not going to stick the stamps on the letters tomorrow.	The stamps aren't going to be stuck on the letters tomorrow.
Modal	I can't stick the stamps on the letters.	The stamps can't be stuck on the letters.
Future continuous	I will not be sticking the stamps on the letters at this time tomorrow.	The stamps will not being stuck on the letters at this time tomorrow.

96. English grammar exercise (steal) 22-01-2022 QUESTIONS

 steal, stole, stolen - kraść.

Tense	Active	Passive
Present Simple	Does the thief steal diamonds?	Are diamonds stolen?
Present Continuous	Is the thief stealing diamonds now?	Are diamonds being stolen now?
Past Simple	Did the thief steal diamonds?	Were diamonds stolen?
Past Continuous	Was the thief stealing diamonds last night?	Were diamonds being stolen last night?
Present Perfect	Has the thief stolen diamonds this year?	Have diamonds stolen by the thief this year?
Past Perfect	Had the thief stolen diamonds before someone bought they?	Had diamonds been stolen before someone bought they?
Future Simple	Will the thief steal diamonds?	Will diamonds be stolen?
Future / Be going to	Is the thief going to steal diamonds in the future?	Are diamonds going to be stolen in the future?
Modal	May the thief steal diamonds in the future?	May diamonds be stolen in the future?
Future continuous	Will the thief be stealing diamonds next night?	Will diamonds being stolen next night?

95. English grammar exercise (stand) 21-01-2022 POSITIVE

 stand, stood, stood - stać.

Tense	Active	Passive
Present Simple	The stork stands on one leg.	One leg is stood.
Present Continuous	The stork is standing on one leg.	One leg is being stood.
Past Simple	The stork stood on one leg yesterday.	One leg was stood yesterday.
Past Continuous	The stork was standing on one leg at 3 pm.	One leg was being stood at 3pm.
Present Perfect	The stork has stood on one leg today.	One leg has been stood today.
Past Perfect	The stork had stood on one leg for a while.	One leg had been stood for a while.
Future Simple	The stork will stand on one leg.	One leg will be stood.
Future / Be going to	The stork is going to stand on one leg.	One leg is going to be stood.
Modal	The stork can stand on one leg.	One leg can be stood.
Future continuous	The stork will be standing on one leg at 3pm.	One leg will being stood at 3pm.

94. English grammar exercise (spring) 20-01-2022 NEGATIVE

 spring, sprang, sprung - skakać.

Tense	Active	Passive
Present Simple	The children don't spring from their beds.	The beds aren't sprung.
Present Continuous	The children aren't springing from their beds right now.	The beds aren't being sprung now.
Past Simple	The children didn't spring from their beds last night.	The beds weren't sprung last night.
Past Continuous	The children weren't springing from their beds very late last night.	The beds weren't being sprung very late last night.
Present Perfect	The children haven't sprung from their beds this weekend.	The beds haven't been sprung this weekend.
Past Perfect	The children hadn't sprung from their beds.	The beds hadn't been sprung.
Future Simple	The children wonn't spring from their beds next night.	The beds won't be sprung next night.
Future / Be going to	The children aren't going to spring from their beds next night.	The beds aren't going to be sprung next night.
Modal	The children can't spring from their beds next night.	The beds can't be sprung next night.
Future continuous	The children won't be springing from their beds very late next night.	The beds won't being sprung very late next night.

93. English grammar exercise (spread) 19-01-2022 QUESTIONS

 spread, spread, spread - rozprzestrzeniać.

Tense	Active	Passive
Present Simple	Does anyone spread the rumours?	Are the rumours spread by anyone?
Present Continuous	Is anyone spreading the virus right now?	Is the virus being spread by anyone right now?
Past Simple	Did anyone spread the seeds on this fild?	Were the seeds spread  on this fild by anyone?
Past Continuous	Was anyone spreading the seeds on this fild last season?	Were the seeds being spread on this fild last season?
Present Perfect	Has anyone spread this rumour?	Has this rumour been spread by anyone?
Past Perfect	Before he was ill had anyone spread the virus?	Before he was ill had the virus been spread by anyone?
Future Simple	Will anyone spread the rumours tomorrow?	Will the rumours be spread by anyeone tomorrow?
Future / Be going to	Is anyone going to spread the seeds on this fild?	Are the seeds going to be spread on this fild?
Modal	Can anyone spread the virus?	Can the virus be spread by anyone?
Future continuous	Will anyone be spreading the seeds on this fild next season?	Will the seeds being spread on this fild next season?

92. English grammar exercise (split) 18-01-2022 POSITIVE

 split, split, split - rozdzielać.

Tense	Active	Passive
Present Simple	He splits the chocolate bar in half every day.	The chocolate bar is split in half every day.
Present Continuous	He's splitting the chocolate bar in half right now.	The chocolate bar is being split in half right now.
Past Simple	He split the chocolate bar in half in the morning.	The chocolate bar was split in half in the morning.
Past Continuous	He was splitting the chocolate bar in half yesterday at 9am.	The chocolate bar was being split in half yesterday at 9am.
Present Perfect	He has split the chocolate bar many times this year.	The chocolate bar has been split in half many times this year.
Past Perfect	After he had split the chocolate bar in half, she didn't go to lunch.	After the chocolate bar had been split in half, she didn't go to lunch.
Future Simple	He will split the chocolate bar tomorrow.	The chocolate bar will be split tomorrow.
Future / Be going to	He is going to split the chocolate bar in half tomorrow in the morning.	The chocolate bar is going to be split in half tomorrow in the morning.
Modal	He can split the chocolate bar in half.	The chocolate bar can be split in half.
Future continuous	He will be splitting the chocolate bar in half tomorrow at 9am.	The chocolate bar will being split in half tomorrow at 9am.

91. English grammar exercise (spit) 17-01-2022 NEGATIVE

 spit, spat, spat - pluć.

Tense	Active	Passive
Present Simple	The man doesn't spit on the path.	The path isn't spat.
Present Continuous	The man isn't spitting on the ground right now.	The ground isn't being spat right now.
Past Simple	The man didn't spit on the pavement last night.	The pavement wasn't be spat last night.
Past Continuous	The man wasn't spitting on the floor five minutes ago.	The floor wasn't being spat five minutes ago.
Present Perfect	The man has never spat on the rules.	The rules have never been spat.
Past Perfect	The man hadn't spat on the goverment by that time.	By that time the goverment hadn't been spat.
Future Simple	The man won't spit on the carpet.	The carpet won't be spat.
Future / Be going to	The man isn't going to spit on you.	You aren't going to be spat by the man.
Modal	The man shouldn't spit in this place.	This place shouldn't be spat.
Future continuous	The man won't be spitting on the floor in five minutes time.	The floor won't being spat in five minutes.

90. English grammar exercise (spend) 16-01-2022 QUESTIONS

 spend, spent, spent - wydawać.

Tense	Active	Passive
Present Simple	Do you spend a lot of money?	Is a lot of money spent?
Present Continuous	Are you spending a lot of money right now?	Is a lot of money being spent right now?
Past Simple	Did you spend a lot of money last week?	Was a lot of money spent last week?
Past Continuous	Were you spending a lot of money at the market today in the morning?	Was a lot of money being spent at the market today in the morning?
Present Perfect	Have you spent a lot of money this week?	Has a lot of money been spent this week?
Past Perfect	Had you spent a lot of money before you go to bank?	Had a lot of money been spent before you go to bank?
Future Simple	Will you spend a lot of money tomorrow?	Will a lot of money be spent tomorrow?
Future / Be going to	Are you going to spend a lot of money in the future?	Is a lot of money going to be spent in the future?
Modal	Should you spend a lot of money?	Should a lot of money be spent?
Future continuous	Will you be spending a lot of money at the market tomorrow in the morning?	Will a lot of money being spent at the market tomorrow in the morning?

89. English grammar exercise (speak) 15-01-2022 POSITIVE

 speak, spoke, spoken - mówić.

Tense	Active	Passive
Present Simple	She speaks about the importance of taking English exercise.	The importance of taking English exercise is spoken.
Present Continuous	She is speaking about the importance of taking English exercise now.	The importance of taking English exercise is being spoken now.
Past Simple	She spoke about the importance of taking English exercise three days ago.	The importance of taking English exercise was spoken three days ago.
Past Continuous	She was speaking about the importance of taking English exercise last lesson.	The importance of taking English exercise was being spoken last lesson.
Present Perfect	She has spoken about the importance of taking English exercise twice this week.	The importance of taking English exercise has spoken twice this week.
Past Perfect	She had spoken about the importance of taking English exercise before the lesson started.	The importance of taking English exercise had been spoken before the lesson started.
Future Simple	She will speak about the importance of taking English exercise next lesson.	The importance of taking English exercise will be spoken next lesson.
Future / Be going to	She is going to speak about the importance of taking English exercise next lesson.	The importance of taking English exercise is going to be spoken next lesson.
Modal	She may speak about the importance of taking English exercise.	The importance of taking English exercise may be spoken.
Future continuous	She will speaking about the importance of taking English exercise next lesson.	The importance of taking English exercise will being spoken next lesson.

88. English grammar exercise (slide) 14-01-2022 NEGATIVE

 slide, slid, slid - ślizgać się.

Tense	Active	Passive
Present Simple	You don't slide a car quickly down the snowy hill.	A car isn't slid quickly down the snowy hill.
Present Continuous	You aren't sliding a car quickly down the snowy hill now.	A car isn't being slid quickly down the snowy hill now.
Past Simple	You didn't slide a car quickly down the snowy hill two days ago.	A car wasn't slid r quickly down the snowy hill two days ago.
Past Continuous	You weren't sliding your car quickly down the snowy hill during a famous car accident in this place, were you?	Your car wasn't being slid quickly down the snowy hill during a famous car accident in this place, was it?
Present Perfect	You have never slid your new car quickly down the snowy hill.	Your new car has never been slid quickly down the snowy hill.
Past Perfect	You hadn't slid your car before there was the famous car accident in this place.	Your car hadn't been slid before there was the famous car accident in this place.
Future Simple	You won't slide a car safety down the snowy hill if your car's brakes are broken.	A car won't be slid safety down the snowy hill if your car's brakes are broken.
Future / Be going to	You aren't going to slide a car safty down the snowy hill when your car's brakes are broken.	A car isn't going to be slid safty down the snowy hill when your car's brakes are broken.
Modal	You can't slide a car safty down the snowy hill if your car's brakes are broken.	A car can't be slid safty down the snowy hill if your car's brakes are broken.
Future continuous	You won't be sliding your car quickly down the snowy hill when the weather is bad.	Your car won't being slide quickly down the snowy hill when the weather is bad.

87. English grammar exercise (sleep) 13-01-2022 QUESTIONS

 sleep, slept, slept - spać.

Tense	Active	Passive
Present Simple	Do you sleep in a bed?	Is a bed slept in?
Present Continuous	Are you sleeping in a bed right now?	Is a bed being slept in right now?
Past Simple	Did you sleep in a bed last night?	Was a bed slept in last night?
Past Continuous	Were you sleeping in a bed last night at 2am?	Was a bed being slept in last night at 2am?
Present Perfect	Have you slept all night?	Has all night been slept?
Past Perfect	Had you slept all night before you got up?	Had all night been slept?
Future Simple	Will you sleep all night tomorrow?	Will all night be slept?
Future / Be going to	Are you going to sleep all night?	Is all night going to be slept?
Modal	Can you sleep all night?	Can all night be slept?
Future continuous	Will you be sleeping in a bed next night at 2am?	Will a bed being slept in next night at 2am?

86. English grammar exercise (sit) 12-01-2022 POSITIVE

 sit, sat, sat - siedzieć.

The sentence having intransitive verbs cannot be changed into passive voice. 

	Active	Passive
Present Simple	He sits on a throne everyday.
Present Continuous	She's sitting on a chair right now.
Past Simple	The baby sat itself on the floor yesterday.
Past Continuous	They were sitting in the classroom yesterday to 3pm.
Present Perfect	You have sat in the prison, because you commited a crime.
Past Perfect	Before we came homes we had sat and studed at school.
Future Simple	I'll sit down when I finish doing shopping.
Future / Be going to	I'm going tell you the true.
Modal	You can sit on my chair.
Future continuous	They will be sitting in the classroom tomorrow to 3pm.

85. English grammar exercise (sink) 11-01-2022 NEGATIVE

 sink, sank, sunk - tonąć.

Tense	Active	Passive
Present Simple	Today I don't sink the ship.	Today the ship isn't sunk by me.
Present Continuous	I'm not sinking the ship at the moment.	The ship isn't being sunk at the moment by me.
Past Simple	I didn't sink any ship last time.	Any ship wasn't sunk last time.
Past Continuous	I wasn't sinking the ship on first level of the game.	The ship wasn't being sunk on first level of the game.
Present Perfect	I have never sunk any ship in my life.	Any ship has never been sunk by me.
Past Perfect	After I had not sunk your ship you sank my ship.	Your ship had not been sunk.
Future Simple	I won't sink your ship today.	Your ship won't be sunk today.
Future / Be going to	I'm not going to sink the ship.	The ship isn't going to be sunk by me.
Modal	I can't sink the ship.	The ship can't be sunk by me.
Future continuous	I won't be sinking the ship on last level of the game.	The ship won't being sunk on last level of the game.

84. English grammar exercise (sing) 10-01-2022 QUESTIONS

 sing, sang, sung - śpiewać.

Tense	Active	Passive
Present Simple	Do you always sing the song?	Is the song always sung by you?
Present Continuous	Are you singing the song again?	Is the song being sung again?
Past Simple	Did you sing the song last weekend?	Was the song sung  last weekend?
Past Continuous	Were you singing the song at 9pm last saturday?	Was the song being sung at 9pm last saturday?
Present Perfect	Have you sung the song this week?	Has the song been sung this week?
Past Perfect	How long had you sung the song when the rock concert finished?	How long had the song been sung when the rock concert finished?
Future Simple	Will you sing the song next party?	Will the song be sung  next party?
Future / Be going to	Are you going to sing the song next time?	Is the song going to be sung next time?
Modal	Might you sing the song?	Might the song be sung?
Future continuous	Will you be singing the song at 9pm next saturday?	Will the song being sung at 9pm next saturday?

83. English grammar exercise (shut) 09-01-2022 POSITIVE

shut, shut, shut - trzaskać.

Tense	Active	Passive
Present Simple	He shuts the car's door every day.	The car's door is shut every day by him.
Present Continuous	He's shutting the car's door too hard right now.	The car's door is being shut too hard right now.
Past Simple	He shut the car's door yesterday.	The car's door was shut yesterday.
Past Continuous	Last time he was shutting the car's door in the morning.	Last time the car's door was being shut in the morning.
Present Perfect	He's shut the car's door many times this year.	The car's door has been shut many times this year.
Past Perfect	He has shut a car's door before he turn the radio off inside the car.	A car's door had been shut before he turn the radio off inside the car.
Future Simple	I suppose he'll shut the car's door too hard when he come.	The car's door will be shut too hard when he come.
Future / Be going to	He's going to shut the car's door when he get out.	The car's door is going to be shut when he get out.
Modal	He should shut the car's door when he is outside.	The car's door should be shut when he is outside.
Future continuous	Next time he will be shutting the car's door when he arrives here.	Next time the car's door wwill being shut when he arrives here.

82. English grammar exercise (shrink) 08-01-2022 NEGATIVE

 shrink, shrank, shrunk - kurczyć sie.

Tense	Active	Passive
Present Simple	I don't shrink your sweaters every washing.	Your sweaters aren't shrunk every washing by me.
Present Continuous	I'm not shrinking your sweaters right now.	Your sweaters aren't being shrunk right now.
Past Simple	I didn't shrink your sweaters yesterday.	Your sweaters weren't shrunk yesterday.
Past Continuous	I wasn't shrinking your sweaters during last washing.	Your sweaters weren't being shrunk during last washing.
Present Perfect	I have never shrunk your sweaters.	Your sweaters have never been shrunk.
Past Perfect	Before I came here I hadn't shrunk your sweaters inside a washing machine.	Your sweaters hadn't been shrunk inside a washing machine before I came here.
Future Simple	I won't shrink your sweaters in the future.	Your sweaters won't be shrunk in the future.
Future / Be going to	I'm not going to shrink your sweaters.	Your sweaters aren't going to be shrunk.
Modal	I can't shrink your sweaters in low temperature.	Your sweaters can't be shrunk in low temperature.
Future continuous	I won't be shrinking your sweaters today at 7 pm.	Your sweaters won't being shrunk today at 7 pm.

81. English grammar exercise (show) 07-01-2022 QUESTIONS

show, showed, shown - pokazywać.

Tense	Active	Passive
Present Simple	Does she show friends her holiday's photos every year?	Are her holiday' photos shown friends every year?
Present Continuous	Is she showing us her advantages right now?	Is her advantages being shown us right now?
Past Simple	Did she show her ideas yesterday?	Were her ideas shown yesterday?
Past Continuous	Was she showing you everything last time?	Was everything being shown you last time?
Present Perfect	How many times has she shown you her new cars this year?	How many times have her new cars been shown you this year?
Past Perfect	Had she shown you her new car before you went sleep yesterday?	Had her new car been shown you before you went sleep yesterday?
Future Simple	Will she show you the photos?	Will the photos be shown you?
Future / Be going to	Is she going to show you her photos?	Are her photos going to be shown you?
Modal	Would she show you her holiday's photos if you wonted to see ones?	Would her holiday's photos be shown you if you wonted to see ones?
Future continuous	Will she be showing you everything next time?	Will everything being shown you next time?

80. English grammar exercise (shoot) 06-01-2022 POSITIVE

shoot, shot, shot - strzelać.

Tense	Active	Passive
Present Simple	He shoots ducks every weekend.	Ducks are shot  every weekend.
Present Continuous	He's shooting ducks right now.	Ducks are being shot right now.
Past Simple	He shot ducks last weekend.	Ducks were shot last weekend.
Past Continuous	He was shooting ducks last weekend at 6am.	Ducks were being shot last weekend at 6am.
Present Perfect	He has shot a lot of ducks this month.	A lot of ducks have been shot this weekend.
Past Perfect	Before he come back home, he had shot a lot of ducks.	A lot of ducks had been shot, before he come back home.
Future Simple	He will shoot many duck in the future.	Many ducks will be shot in the future.
Future / Be going to	He is going to shoot many ducks next weekend.	Many ducks are going to be shot next weekend.
Modal	He might shoot many birds.	Many birds might be shot.
Future continuous	He will be shooting ducks next weekend at 6am.	Ducks will being shot next weekend at 6am.

79. English grammar exercise (shine) 05-01-2022 NEGATIVE

shine, shone, shone - błyszczeć.

Tense	Active	Passive
Present Simple	I don't usually shine in the crowd.	The crowd isn't usually shone.
Present Continuous	I'm not shining Today.	Today isn't being shone.
Past Simple	I didn't shine last time.	Last time wasn't shone.
Past Continuous	I wasn't shining last meeting.	Last meeting wasn't being shone.
Present Perfect	I haven't shone as a star this week.	A star hasn't been shone this week.
Past Perfect	I realised I hadn't shone like the best worker.	The best worker hadn't been shone.
Future Simple	I won't be shine for you at the party tomorrow.	The party won't be shone tomorrow.
Future / Be going to	I'm not going to shine as a star in the evening.	A star isn't going to be shone in the evening.
Modal	I can't shine in the dark.	The dark can't be shone.
Future continuous	I won't be shining next exam.	Next exam won't being shone.