ANSWER KEY 1
KEY: ÜBUNG 1 - ACTIV/PASSIV
Change the active sentence to passive. CAUTION! Don't change tenses or omit elements!
- Er schreibt eine E-Mail. = Eine E-Mail wird von ihm geschrieben.
- Sie hat einen Kuchen gebacken. = Ein Kuchen ist von ihr gebacken worden.
- Man kann es beweisen. = Es kann bewiesen werden.
- Mein Vater hat das Radio repariert. = Das Radio ist von meinem Vater repariert worden.
- Der Wind schlug die Tür zu. = Die Tür wurde durch den Wind zugeschlagen.
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