The document discusses different types of passive voice constructions in English including: basic passive voice where the subject receives the action of the verb; causative passive where an agent causes something to be done to another; and constructions using "have/get something done" to express that an action was performed by an outside party. Examples are provided to illustrate these different passive voice types.
The document discusses different types of passive voice constructions in English including: basic passive voice where the subject receives the action of the verb; causative passive where an agent causes something to be done to another; and constructions using "have/get something done" to express that an action was performed by an outside party. Examples are provided to illustrate these different passive voice types.
The document discusses different types of passive voice constructions in English including: basic passive voice where the subject receives the action of the verb; causative passive where an agent causes something to be done to another; and constructions using "have/get something done" to express that an action was performed by an outside party. Examples are provided to illustrate these different passive voice types.
The document discusses different types of passive voice constructions in English including: basic passive voice where the subject receives the action of the verb; causative passive where an agent causes something to be done to another; and constructions using "have/get something done" to express that an action was performed by an outside party. Examples are provided to illustrate these different passive voice types.
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PAsi.
The window was broken yesterday
by M Mar Act M Mar broke the window yesterday
S V Od John will buy flowers
Flowers will be bought by John
AP S by agent Od S Vb tiempo= to be Participio pasado
Mary bought me some candies.
I was bought some candies by Mary. Some candies were bought TO me by Mary
CAUSATIVE PASSIVE have/get
something done I cut my hair every month. LLongueras cuts my hair every month I have my hair cut every month by Llongueras.
The painter has repainted my house.
I have had my house repainted
The cleaner had cleaned Eva’s office before she arrived. Eva had had her office cleaned before she arrived. I had/got my car washed I got my hair cut I will get the carpet cleaned I am having the money sent
I had the technician repair my
computers last week María had the painter paint her patio/yard.