performer of the action (subject), then the verb,
then the object
or person that the action is performed on. This is called an ‘Active’ sentence.Subject + verb + object
John cleaned the room.
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- 5. When should we use the Passive Voice?
- 6. How to formulate the Passive Voice?
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- 9. Formation of the Tenses in the Passive Voice (be +III)
- 10. The Passive Voice of other structures
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- 14. Common mistakes There are four common mistakes:
- 15. 2. Forgetting the verb ‘to be’: Someone
- 16. 3. Using the Present Participle instead of
- 17. 4. Plural/ singular confusion: Someone has reported
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When should we use the Passive Voice?
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Слайд 1What is the ‘Passive Voice’?
A sentence generally begins with the
performer of the action (subject), then the verb,
or person that the action is performed on. This is called an ‘Active’ sentence.Subject + verb + object
John cleaned the room.
Слайд 14Common mistakes There are four common mistakes: 1. Changing the tense to
a similar tense: Someone has reported the incidents- (The incidents were
reported.)- The incidents have been reported. They are going to build a church.- (A church will be build.) – A church is going to be build.
Слайд 152. Forgetting the verb ‘to be’: Someone has reported the incidents- (The
incidents have reported.) – The incidents have been reported. They are
going to build a church.- (A church is going to build.) – A church is going to be build.
Слайд 163. Using the Present Participle instead of the Participle: Someone has
reported the incidents- (The incidents have been reporting.) – The incidents
have been reported. They are going to build a church.- (A church is going to be building.) – A church is going to be build.
Слайд 174. Plural/ singular confusion: Someone has reported the incidents- (The incidents has
been reported.) – The incidents have been reported. They are going
to build a church.- (A church are going to be built.) – A church is going to be build.
