ACTIVE vs PASSIVE JK Rowling wrote Harry Potter

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ACTIVE vs. PASSIVE “JK Rowling wrote Harry Potter. ” → “Harry Potter was written

ACTIVE vs. PASSIVE “JK Rowling wrote Harry Potter. ” → “Harry Potter was written by JK Rowling. ” Slides with blue titles are reviews of the grammar points you should know. Slides with purple titles are practice questions: answer each question by clicking on one of the answers to find out if you understand the grammar! Correct answer: ✓ Incorrect answer: ✗

HOW TO MAKE A PASSIVE SENTENCE ACTIVE In an active sentence the order of

HOW TO MAKE A PASSIVE SENTENCE ACTIVE In an active sentence the order of the words is: SUBJECT-VERB-OBJECT Example I do my homework. ACTIVE In a passive sentence the order of the words is: OBJECT-TO BE-PARTICIPLE (of the verb) Example My homework is done.

Practice! The cake _____. ✗ A) was ✗ B) eats ✓ C) was eaten

Practice! The cake _____. ✗ A) was ✗ B) eats ✓ C) was eaten ✗ D) was drunk

THE SUBJECT IS OPTIONAL PASSIVE SENTENCE It’s usually not necessary to say/write who does

THE SUBJECT IS OPTIONAL PASSIVE SENTENCE It’s usually not necessary to say/write who does the action. Example The mail is collected. But if you want to give more information or emphasize it, you can say/write who does the action: SUBJECT-TO BE-PARTICIPLE-BYSUBJECT Example The mail is collected by the mailman.

Practice! The letter _____. ✗ A) writes me ✗ B) was ✗ C) written

Practice! The letter _____. ✗ A) writes me ✗ B) was ✗ C) written by me ✓ D) was written by me

WHY OR WHEN DO WE USE THE PASSIVE We can use the passive when

WHY OR WHEN DO WE USE THE PASSIVE We can use the passive when we don’t need to say who or what does the action, or if we don’t want to emphasize who or what does the action. Example The documents were printed.

Practice! The window _____. ✗ A) was open ✓ B) was opened ✗ C)

Practice! The window _____. ✗ A) was open ✓ B) was opened ✗ C) wasn’t opened ✗ D) were opened

OFTEN USED TO DESCRIBE PROCESSES We often use the passive to describe processes. Example

OFTEN USED TO DESCRIBE PROCESSES We often use the passive to describe processes. Example The car is washed.

Practice! The paper _____. ✗ A) was kept ✓ B) was thrown away ✗

Practice! The paper _____. ✗ A) was kept ✓ B) was thrown away ✗ C) wasn’t eaten ✗ D) threw away

PRESENT PASSIVE AND PAST PASSIVE Present passive: Is/are Example The shop is closed. Past

PRESENT PASSIVE AND PAST PASSIVE Present passive: Is/are Example The shop is closed. Past passive: Was/were Example The shop was closed.

Practice! _____ your bicycle _____? ✓ A) Was… stolen ✗ B) Is… stolen ✗

Practice! _____ your bicycle _____? ✓ A) Was… stolen ✗ B) Is… stolen ✗ C) Was… eaten ✗ D) Was… borrowed

Congratulations! You’ve finished the review and practice. Now take the Kahoot quiz to test

Congratulations! You’ve finished the review and practice. Now take the Kahoot quiz to test yourself! LINK: https: //kahoot. it/challenge/01324702? challenge-id=e 0 b 517674 e 3 e-410 f-b 4 cd-8 d 40129 b 31 b 4_1587982793010 PIN: 01324702