Complete the sentences with the correct passive form of the verbs in brackets. Use the Past Simple....

a. My car was repaired last week. b. This song was not written by John Lennon. c. Was the phone answered by a young girl? d. The film was made ten years ago. e. When was tennis invented? f. The car was not damaged in the accident. g. The original building was pulled down in 1965. h. Where was this pot made? i. When was this bridge built?

To complete these sentences with the correct passive form of the verbs in brackets using the Past Simple tense, you need to follow the structure: "was/were + past participle of the verb." Here's how each sentence should be completed:

a. My car was repaired last week.

b. This song was not written by John Lennon.

c. Was the phone answered by a young girl?

d. The film was made ten years ago.

e. When was tennis invented?

f. The car was not damaged in the accident.

g. The original building was pulled down in 1965.

h. Where was this pot made?

i. When was this bridge built?

In each of these sentences, the subject receives the action, which is why the passive voice is used. The auxiliary verbs "was" or "were" are used depending on whether the subject is singular or plural, respectively. The main verb is converted into its past participle form.