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Danny Valenzuela
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Creative careers.
Passive in the present continuous
and present perfect.
The passive to describe process
with
is/are + past participle and modal + be + past
participle.

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Watch this movie trailer and answer these questions:
•1.What is the movie trailer about?
•2.What are the professions involved in a movie?
•3.Have you seen this movie?
•4.What do you usually eat when watch a movie?/ Do you know how to make it?
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Open Ended
•1. What is the movie trailer about?
•2. What are the professions involved in a movie?
•3.Have you seen this movie?
•4. What do you usually eat when watching a movie?/ Do you know how to make it?
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Multiple Choice
Rearrange the words to create a sentence:
needs / competition / to / the / Then / identified / be.
Then to the competition needs be identified.
Then the competition needs to be identified.
The competition needs then to be identified.
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Multiple Choice
Rearrange the words to create a sentence:
research / Next, / done / be / market / should.
Next, research should be market done.
Research market should next be done.
Next, market research should be done.
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Multiple Choice
Rearrange the words to create a sentence.
overnight / business / A / started / small / isn't.
Overnight isn't a business started.
A overnight business isn't started.
A business isn't started overnight.
A business overnight isn't started.
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Multiple Choice
Rearrange the words to create a sentence.
overnight / business / A / started / small / isn't.
Overnight isn't a business started.
A overnight business isn't started.
A business isn't started overnight.
A business overnight isn't started.
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Multiple Choice
Turn this into the passive: build the sets.
The sets are built.
The builds are set.
They build the sets.
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Multiple Choice
Which of these happens first to prepare for a play?
The lines are rehearsed.
The costumes are made.
The script is written.
The actors are chosen.
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Multiple Choice
Combine these sentences: High-budget movies always use big stars. The stars are known around the world.
High-budget movies, who always use big stars, are known around the world.
High-budget movies always use big stars who are known around the world.
High-budget movies, that use big stars, are known around the world.
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Multiple Choice
Combine these sentences: A script doctor is a writer. He or she is used when a screenplay needs more work.
A script doctor is a talented writer that is used when a screenplay needs more work.
A script doctor, whose talented writer is used, works on screenplays.
A script doctor, who is used to write, works on screenplays.
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Multiple Choice
Combine these sentences: A screenwriter is a talented person. He or she develops a story idea into a movie script.
A screenwriter, who develops a story idea, is a talented person.
A screenwriter, that develops a story idea into a movie, is a talented person.
A screenwriter is a talented person that develops a story idea into a movie script.
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Multiple Choice
Combine these sentences: A prop designer makes sure everything on a movie set looks realistic. He or she is good with details.
A prop designer, who is good with details, makes sure everything on a movie set looks realistic.
A prop designer, that is good with details, makes sure everything on a movie set looks realistic.
A prop designer, whose good with details, to make sure everything on a movie set looks realistic.
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Multiple Choice
Rearrange the words to create a sentence:
online / ads / posted / be / Classified / may.
May classified ads be posted online.
Online ads may be posted classified.
Classified ads may be posted online.
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Multiple Choice
Rearrange the words to create a sentence:
online / ads / posted / be / Classified / may.
May classified ads be posted online.
Online ads may be posted classified.
Classified ads may be posted online.
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Creative careers.
Passive in the present continuous
and present perfect.
The passive to describe process
with
is/are + past participle and modal + be + past
participle.

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