(unit 2 p 22 eyes open 2)look back at patrick's description.order the things he talks about: -what order people think of him/her-who the person is-why you admire the most-how you know the person-what you know the person-what the person did-the person's character

2    The windows are being cleaned (by someone).
3    He was tapped on the hand with the pen.
4    I don't like when I am being laughed at.
5    A lot of money are spent by people on food.
6    Is the car being washed by Sue?   
7    Who was this mess made by?
8    The children will be told a story by their grandfather.
9    The new sports centre will be opened soon.
10  He was made to confess to the robbery.
11  Some holiday pictures were shown to me by Liz. / I was shown some holiday pictures by Liz.
12   His friend is remembered by Sam telling him about the party.
13    He was heard to be calling for help.
14    Who was this mug broken by?
15    A verdict will have been reached by the jury by the morning.
16    The essays will be marked by the teacher. 17    Jam is made from fruit.
18    The doctor was sent for.
19    The grass hasn't been cut (by Clive) yet.
20    The car may not be repaired this week.

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