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    The document is an English grammar exercise that provides sentences about life in 19th century Britain to be completed in the past simple passive tense. The sentences describe how lamps and candles were used for light before electricity; coaches rather than cars were used for transportation; and by the 1860s bicycles were ridden along with horses. It also mentions how simple houses were built by poor families while luxurious palaces were owned by wealthy aristocrats, and how top hats and suits with tails were worn by men in cities and dresses were designed to hide women's legs. The summary concludes with girls from well-off families being educated at home while boys from rich families were sent to public schools, and children from poor families being forced to work

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    Past Simple Passive Exercise 1 PDF

    Transféré par

    Beto Urbano Lima
    The document is an English grammar exercise that provides sentences about life in 19th century Britain to be completed in the past simple passive tense. The sentences describe how lamps and candles were used for light before electricity; coaches rather than cars were used for transportation; and by the 1860s bicycles were ridden along with horses. It also mentions how simple houses were built by poor families while luxurious palaces were owned by wealthy aristocrats, and how top hats and suits with tails were worn by men in cities and dresses were designed to hide women's legs. The summary concludes with girls from well-off families being educated at home while boys from rich families were sent to public schools, and children from poor families being forced to work

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    Past simple passive: exercise 1

    https://www.e-grammar.org/past-simple-passive/

    Exercise 1

    Complete these sentences with the verbs in brackets. Use the past simple passive.

    Life in the 19th century in Britain

    Lamps and candles ............................... for light, because there was no electricity. (use)

    A coach instead of a car ................................. to move from place to place. (buy)

    By the 1860's bicycles ................................. along with horses. (ride)

    A simple small house ...................................... by a poor family. (build)

    Luxurious palaces .................................... by wealthy aristocratic families. (own)

    Top hats and suits with tails ................................. by men in cities. (wear)

    A dress ........................................ to hide woman's legs. (design)

    Girls from well-off families ........................................ at home. (educate)

    Boys from rich families ........................................ to public schools. (sent)

    A child from a poor family ........................................ to work. (force)

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