Present Passive Interactive Exercises

These passive interactive exercises are all related to the present passive. You also have access to a language lesson file related to the passive case to use in combination with these exercises.

Exercise 1: From level A2.1

In this exercise, we’re using the passive with suggestions “let’s eat and drink!”

Passive rules:

  • Verbtype 1 general rule: take the weak form of the verb +taan
  • Verbtype 1 verbs ending in -aa/-ää: -a- will change into -e-
  • All other verbtypes: add -an/än to the basic form of the verb
Exercise 2: From level A2.1

In this exercise, we’re using the passive as the spoken language me-form.

Passive rules:

  • Verbtype 1 general rule: take the weak form of the verb +taan
  • Verbtype 1 verbs ending in -aa/-ää: -a- will change into -e-
  • All other verbtypes: add -an/än to the basic form of the verb
Exercise 3: From level A2

In this exercise, we’re using the passive as the spoken language me-form.

Exercise 4: From level A2.1

In this exercise, we’re using the passive as the spoken language me-form.

Exercise 5: From level A2.1

In this exercise, we’re using the passive as a real passive

Exercise 6: From level A2.1

The negative passive looks the same as the positive one but without the final -an/än.

Exercise 7: From level A2.1

The word order in passive sentences tells us a lot about its meaning.

Exercise 8: From level A2.1

In this exercise, we’re using the passive as the spoken language me-form. The negative passive looks the same as the positive one but without the final -an/än.

Exercise 9: From level A2.1

In this exercise, we’re using the passive for suggestions. The negative passive looks the same as the positive one but without the final -an/än.

Exercise 10: From level A2.1

In this exercise, we’re using the passive as the spoken language me-form. The negative passive looks the same as the positive one but without the final -an/än

Exercise 11: From level A2.1

You will need some COVID-19 vocabulary to understand the sentences.

In this exercise, we’re using the passive as a real passive: we’re not mentioning who is doing the action, only that it is being done. In Finnish we can do this both when we don’t know who’s doing it and when it’s not important who’s doing it.

Exercise 12: From level A2.1

This exercises focuses on why we are using the passive form.

Exercise 13: From level A2.1

In this exercise, we’re using the passive as a real passive

Exercise 14: From level A2.2

In this exercise, we’re using the passive as a real passive

Exercise 15: From level A2.2

In this exercise, we’re using the passive as a real passive. This exercise requires an understanding of how nouns and verbs are related to one another

That’s all for passive interactive exercises! I hope you found these useful!

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