
The passive voice - past tenses
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The passive voice - past tenses
English V
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Multiple Choice
QUICK TRIVIA:
The Mona Lisa was painted by...
Leonardo Davinci
Michelangelo
Salvador Dali
Vincent Van Gogh
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Multiple Choice
QUICK TRIVIA:
Amazon was created by...
Bill Gates
Jeff Bezos
Elon Musk
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Multiple Choice
QUICK TRIVIA:
The Lord of the Rings was written by...
J. R. R. Tolkien
Percy Jackson
J.K Rowling
Suzanne Collins
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Fill in the Blank
QUICK TRIVIA:
Facebook was developed by...
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FIRST, LET ME INTRODUCE YOU TO THE AGENT.
The agent is the person who does the action in the sentence.
BY + AGENT
Note: The agent can be omitted.
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Fill in the Blank
Find the agent in the following sentence:
The students were scolded by the teacher.
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When do we use the passive voice?
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We use the passive voice when...
When the agent is unkown, unimportant or obvious from the context.
Raul was hurt (by someone). (we don’t know who or what hurt him.)
The school was built in 1987 (by someone). (we don’t really care who built it).
She has been arrested. (It is obvious that it was the police.)
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We use the passive voice when...
To make a statement nicer, more polite or formal.
The trash hasn’t been taken out.
(“You haven’t taken out the trash” sounds a bit less polite.)
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We use the passive voice when...
When the action is more important than the agent, such as news, ads, events, instructions.
More than 50 people were killed in the accident.
Many are still being affected.
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We use the passive voice when...
To make an emphisis on the agent.
The Oscars will be hosted by Leonardo Dicaprio.
The child will be babtized by the queen herself.
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how can I identify the passive voice?
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Multiple Choice
Choose the sentence that is in passive voice:
Anna painted the house.
The house was painted by Anna.
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Multiple Choice
Choose the sentence that is in passive voice:
Emma was writing a letter.
A letter was being written by Emma.
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Multiple Choice
Choose the sentence that is in passive voice:
I had read an interesting novel.
An interesting novel had been read.
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Multiple Choice
Choose the sentence that is in passive voice:
The salesman was helping the customer.
The customer was being helped by the salesman.
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Open Ended
Complete the sentence with an agent:
My purse was stolen by...
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Open Ended
Complete the sentence with an agent:
The phone was anwered by...
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Open Ended
Complete the sentence with an agent:
The pizza was being eaten by...
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how can I form the passive voice?
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Step 1: Identify the tense of the sentence in active voice.
I baked a cake. Simple past
I was baking a cake. Past continuous
I had baked a cake. Past perfect
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Multiple Choice
Which past tense is this active sentence in?
My mom fed the dog yesterday.
past perfect
simple past
past continuous
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Step 2: Know the verb to be in the tense of the sentence.
I baked a cake. Simple past (was)
I was baking a cake. Past continuous (was being)
I had baked a cake. Past perfect (had been)
Note: The verb be is irregular. It has eight different forms: be, am, is, are, was, were, being, been.
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Multiple Choice
Which is the form of the verb to be in simple past?
had been
was
was being
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Step 3: Identify the object and the agent.
I baked a cake. Simple past
I was baking a cake. Past continuous
I had baked a cake. Past perfect
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Step 4: Follow the formula
I baked a cake.
A cake was baked by me.
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Fill in the Blank
Turn the following active sentence into the passive voice:
My dog ruined my shoe.
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Fill in the Blank
Turn the following active sentence into the passive voice (remember to put the verb in past participle):
J. K. Rowling wrote harry potter.
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Fill in the Blank
Turn the following active sentence into the passive voice (remember to put the verb in past participle):
The robber had broken the windows.
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Fill in the Blank
Turn the following active sentence into the passive voice (remember to put the verb in past participle):
The students were answering the activity.
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Multiple Select
Choose all of the sentences that are in the Passive voice:
She was bit by a dog.
The door was being fixed by my dad.
The project was organized by the government.
The exam had been checked.
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Poll
POLL:
How well did you understand the Passive voice?
Very well
I understand it, but I need to practice more.
I did not understand, so I will review the topic on my own and ask questions.
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