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The document summarizes a grammar class about the passive voice. It discusses how to form sentences in the present simple passive, including negatives and questions. Examples are provided like "A lot of oil is used in Greek cooking" and "Jaguar cars are not made in America." The class then covers forming sentences in the future passive tense using example verbs like "clean," "close," "finish," and "speak." Students are told to make exercises and an assessment on using the passive voice in different tenses.
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- 1. UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE CHIMBORAZO. FACULTAD DE CIENCIAS DE LA EDUCACIN HUMANAS Y TECNOLOGAS. CARRERA DE IDIOMAS. NAME: Kerly Cabezas COURSE: SIXTH SEMESTER DATE: 15/4/2015 CLASS NUMBER : 3 GRAMMAR VI. Time Details 18:00-18:30 The teacher checks the Entry Test with all students. The teacher explains about the passive voice in present tense. Passive voice: Passive voice is used when the focus is on the action. It is not Important or not known; however, who or what is performing the action. In sentences with passive verbs, the subject receives the action: it is not the "doer" of the verb's action. For that reason, the passive is most often used when the verb and the object are known, but the subject is either unknown or unimportant. In situations such as this, the emphasis is on the object. Example: The policeman helped the old lady 19:30-20:00 After the teacher explains about Simple Present Passive Subject+ finite formof to be + PastParticiple Example: A lot of oil is used in Greek cooking Arabic is wrote from right to left. Then the teacher explain about simple present negatives and questions Jaguar cars are not made In America QUESTION WORD FORM OF THE VERB SUBJECT PAST- PARTICIPLE ANSWER Where are they made In the UK Make simple present negatives and questions 1) May name is not spelt with a Y. (not spell) How is it spelt? LESLIE 2) That kind of bird is not usually saw around here. (not usually see) Where it is usually saw. In warmer countries
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