Put a (v) next to the sentence that has the same meaning as the original 1. These young people always wear jeans. a. Jeans are always worn by these young people. b. Jeans were always worn by these young people. 2. We ask visitors not to smoke in this area. a. Visitors asked not to smoke in this area. b. Visitors are asked not to smoke in this area. 3. A falling tree injured several people a. Several people were injured by a falling tree. b. Several people are injured by a falling tree. 4. They are fixing a machine. a. A machine is being fixed. b. A machine is fixed. 5. The man was delivesing the mail. a. The mail was being delivesing by the mail. b. The mail is being delivesing to the mail. 6.They speak French is Quebec. a.French was spoken by them. b.French is spoken in Quebec. 7. They have hired Peter to do this job? a. Peter has been hired to do this job. b. Peter has hierd this job. 8. They didn’t finish their work. a. Their work wasn’t finished. b. Their work isn’t finished.