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12° Sesión
Past Passive Voice
We only use
the passive when we do not know who caused the action.
Example: Appointments
are required in such cases.
We can only
form a passive sentence from an active sentence when there is an object in the
sentences.
Form: to be + past
participle
How to form a passive sentence when an active sentence
is given
-Object of the “active” sentence
becomes subject in the “passive” sentence.
-Subject of the “active” sentence
becomes “object” in the “passive” sentence (or is left out).
ACTIVE:
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Peter
|
builds
|
a house
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PASSIVE:
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A house
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is built
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by Peter
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ACTIVE
|
Peter
|
builds
|
A house
|
Simple
present
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PASSIVE
|
A house
|
Is built
|
By Peter
|
|
|
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ACTIVE
|
Peter
|
built
|
a house
|
Simple
past
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PASSIVE
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A house
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Was built
|
By Peter
|
|
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ACTIVE
|
Peter
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Has built
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A house
|
Present
perfect
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PASSIVE
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A house
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Has
built
been
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By Peter
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|
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ACTIVE
|
Peter
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Will built
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A house
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Will
future
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PASSIVE
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A house
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Has
build
Been
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By Peter
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Exercise:
They often
listen to music (ACTIVE)
These cars
are produced in Japan. (PASSIVE)
She is reading a newspaper now. (ACTIVE)
The bus
driver has hurt yesterday. (PASSIVE)
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