January 2019 0 104 Report
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ex 1

Rewrite the notice using the passive.

We will hold the history exam in Room 102. We ask students to leave their bags outside the exam room. Before entering it, you should switch off all mobile phones. We will distribute the question papers once all the students are seated. We will allow no one to leave the exam room during the exam. At the end of the exam we shall collect all the papers. Then we will permit students to leave the exam room. We will put up a list of the exam results on the notice board on 5th June.

ex 2
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the have something done construction.
1. My mum .......................................... (make/curtains) by a local shop this month.
2. I .............................................. (check/ my teeth) last week.
3. My brother ........................................ (need/repair/ his computer) soon.
4. Every month I ................................. (style/ my hair) by the hairdresser in town.
5. My dad ......................... (not/cut/the grass) for a couple of months. His gardener has gone to the USA. It's really long now!
6. I ................................... (redecorate/my room) by the time you come to stay.
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