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    The document provides instructions for changing sentences from active to passive voice. It explains that in the passive voice, the object of the active sentence becomes the subject, and the subject becomes introduced with "by" if important or is omitted. It gives examples of changing simple present and past tense sentences to passive voice and changing pronouns. Finally, it lists sentences to change to passive voice as practice.

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    The document provides instructions for changing sentences from active to passive voice. It explains that in the passive voice, the object of the active sentence becomes the subject, and the subject becomes introduced with "by" if important or is omitted. It gives examples of changing simple present and past tense sentences to passive voice and changing pronouns. Finally, it lists sentences to change to passive voice as practice.

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    The document provides instructions for changing sentences from active to passive voice. It explains that in the passive voice, the object of the active sentence becomes the subject, and the subject becomes introduced with "by" if important or is omitted. It gives examples of changing simple present and past tense sentences to passive voice and changing pronouns. Finally, it lists sentences to change to passive voice as practice.

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    Miss. Karen Rondón S

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    Magali Delgado Pretel
    The document provides instructions for changing sentences from active to passive voice. It explains that in the passive voice, the object of the active sentence becomes the subject, and the subject becomes introduced with "by" if important or is omitted. It gives examples of changing simple present and past tense sentences to passive voice and changing pronouns. Finally, it lists sentences to change to passive voice as practice.

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    Miss. Karen Rondón S.

    L/O/G/O
    USE OF THE PASSIVE:

    -WE USE PASSIVE WHEN WE ARE


    NOT INTERESTED IN WHO OR WHAT
    CAUSES SOMETHING TO HAPPEN.

    -FOR FORMAL NOTICES AND


    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    Every sentence has a SUBJECT ,OBJECT AND A VERB.
    THIS SENTENCE IS CALLED ACTIVE VOICE OR ACTIVE
    SENTENCE.

    Myfather
    My father washes the car every Sunday.

    verb OBJECT
    subject

    L/O/G/O
    FORM

    TO FORM A PASSIVE SENTENCE :


    1. CHANGE THE OBJECT FROM THE
    ACTIVE SENTENCE INTO SUBJECT

    OBJECT SUBJECT

    MY FATHER WASHES THE CAR EVERY SUNDAY.

    The car….
    2.The verb “TO BE” (am,is,are,was,were)
    +
    PAST PARTICIPLE of The main verb ( ed, II column)

    WASHES IS WASHED

    PAST PARTICIPLE

    PRESENT SIMPLE PRESENT OF ”TO BE”


    3. THE SUBJECT of the active sentence, becomes DOER
    of the action in the passive sentence.The doer is introduced
    with “BY” if it’s important,or it’s ommited if it’s
    unknown, unimportant, or obvious.

    SUBJECT DOER

    My father washes the car every Sunday.

    The car is washed every Sunday by my father


    Pay attention...
    Simple Present ...

    Mary designs a beautiful dress.


    Simple Present

    A beautiful dress is designed by Mary.

    VERB TO BE MAIN VERB


    in the in the
    Simple Present Past Participle
    Try to complete the sentence…
    The girl buys a new pair of shoes.

    A new pair of shoes


    ____
    is _______
    bought
    by the girl.
    Now let’s try in the
    Simple Past...
    The boys bought coloured jeans.
    Simple Past

    Coloured jeans
    were __________
    ______ bought
    by the boys.
    VERB TO BE
    in the
    Simple Past
    The Passive Voice

    Simple Present & Simple Past


    The Passive Voice
    The Pronouns also change…
    I... ... by me.
    You... ... by you.
    She... Passive Agent
    ... by her.
    He... ... by him.
    It... ... by it.
    We... ... by us.
    You... ... by you.
    They... ... by them.
    Simple Present or
    Simple Past?
    They visited the fashion show.
    was __________
    The fashion show _____ visited by
    them
    _________.

    She reads fashion magazines every day.


    are __________
    Fashion magazines _____ read by
    her
    ________ every day..
    Change into the Passive Voice...

    1. The secretary writes a letter.


    _________________________
    2. They lost their keys.
    _________________________
    3. She drinks an orange juice every day.
    _________________________
    Change into the Passive Voice...

    4. Peter made a chocolate cake.


    _________________________
    5. He took his car out of the garage.
    _________________________
    6. They cleaned their rooms.
    _________________________
    MAKE PASSIVE OF THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES:

    1.BOB BROKE THE WINDOW.

    2.SOMEBODY CUT THE SNAKE

    3.THE FLOWER ATE THE MAN


    4. TOM STABBED THE MAN

    5. THE BOX PUNCHED THE MAN

    6. RICK KICKED THE MAN

    7. MARY KISSED THE BOY


    8.THE CAT SCRATCHED THE MAN

    9.SOMEBODY KILLED THE MAN

    10.THE DOG BIT THE DOCTOR


    11.THE DOG LICKED THE BOY

    12. SOMEBODY RAN OVER THE ALIEN

    13.GREENY HIT THE ALIEN

    14.THE MONSTER TOOK THE BABY


    THANKS

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