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One smart man, he felt smart. Two smart men, they both felt smart. Three

One smart man, he felt smart. Two smart men, they both felt smart. Three smart men, they all felt smart.

Do give have say see be speak build write read

Do give have say see be speak build write read

Put the verbs in the past simple • Children ( to visit) Mr. Grey

Put the verbs in the past simple • Children ( to visit) Mr. Grey in the morning. • They ( to give ) her apples from their garden. • We (not to translate) the poems. • John ( to write) a poem.

PASSIVE VOICE YOU WANT TO SHOW THAT OBJECT HAS THE LARGER IMPORTANCE THAN SUBJECT

PASSIVE VOICE YOU WANT TO SHOW THAT OBJECT HAS THE LARGER IMPORTANCE THAN SUBJECT

Passive Voice We use passive forms when: • a) we don`t know WHO did

Passive Voice We use passive forms when: • a) we don`t know WHO did it; The window was broken an hour ago. • b) we are interested in WHAT happens, not WHO it is done by; His watch was stolen in the street. • с) the situation is rather formal. Smoking is not allowed.

Passive Voice Somebody cleans subject This room be+V 3 this room every day. (active)

Passive Voice Somebody cleans subject This room be+V 3 this room every day. (active) object is cleaned every day. (passive) subject The object of the active verb becomes the subject in the new sentence.

Passive voice use the verb to be + past participle Simple Present Simple Past

Passive voice use the verb to be + past participle Simple Present Simple Past Future am is (not) are was Were (not) will (not) be Participle II (III form, -ed)

Remember If we want to say who does the action, we use by :

Remember If we want to say who does the action, we use by : This house was built by my grandfather. Two hundred people are employed by the company. If somebody does the action with the help of instruments, we use with : Meat should be cut with a knife. Food in Japan is eaten with chopsticks.

We learn at the University. (Active) is learnt at the University by us (Passive).

We learn at the University. (Active) is learnt at the University by us (Passive). English the book me the book. (Active) He gave me The book was given to me by him (Passive) I was given the book b y him. (Passive) They will do This work this work tomorrow. (Active) will be done tomorrow by them. (Pass. )

Translate into Russian • • • She is shown He was sent They were

Translate into Russian • • • She is shown He was sent They were lost I will be heard We are repeated He will be answered They are called You are invited I was understood She is known He will be given • • • Ей показывают Его послали Их потеряли Меня услышат Нам повторяют Ему ответят Их называют Тебя приглашают Меня поняли Её знают Ему дадут

Translate into English, using Past Simple Active or Past Simple Passive: • • •

Translate into English, using Past Simple Active or Past Simple Passive: • • • Я рассказал I told Она спросила She asked Мы ответили We answered Они дали They gave Он пригласил He invited • • • Мне рассказали I was told Её спросили She was asked Нам ответили We were answered Им дали They were given Его пригласили He was invited

Match 2 parts of the sentences to make up well known proverbs and find

Match 2 parts of the sentences to make up well known proverbs and find their Russian equivalents. • 1. Marriages are made • a) cannot be undone • b) than badly • 2. Easily earned money • c) is quickly taught • d) as he is • 3. The devil is not so black • e) in heaven spent • 4. Things done painted • 5. Better untaught Браки совершаются на небесах. Недоученный хуже неучёного. Не так страшен черт как его малюют. После драки кулаками не машут. Что легко наживается, легко и проживается.

Text 1. Read, find and underline passive voice. HOW A LETTER WAS SENT TO

Text 1. Read, find and underline passive voice. HOW A LETTER WAS SENT TO MY FRIEND I sat down at my table, took a sheet of paper, a pen and an envelope. I tried to write all that I had to say. When the letter was written, it was put into the envelope. The address was written on the envelope. The letter was ready. It could be posted.

TEST Variant 1. Change active into passive. 1. The gardener plants some trees. 2.

TEST Variant 1. Change active into passive. 1. The gardener plants some trees. 2. Doctor Brown will give you some advice. 3. A famous designer will redecorate the hotel. 4. Steven Spielberg directed “E. T. ” 5. Someone broke the vase. Variant 2. Change active into passive. 1. The postman delivers letters. 2. They built this church in 1815. 3. The policeman arrested the thief. 4. The Queen will open a new library. 5. He writes a book.