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2014-08-01 Structure: passive voice / mysteries

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  1. Homework: 234-236 (reading and questions)
  2. ---
  3. A
  4. 1 b (not the same as a pseudonym)
  5. 2 c
  6. 3 a
  7. 4 d
  8. 5 a
  9. 6 b
  10. 7 c
  11. 8 d
  12. 9 a
  13. dig/dug/dug up: find something after you dig a hole
  14. "Police claim that he was working alone."
  15. B
  16. 1 F - Portland
  17. 2 T
  18. 3 F - all in $20 bills
  19. 4 F - "none of the other passengers even aware"
  20. 5 F - discovered by an 8-year-old boy
  21. 6 ? - many investigators believe this, but no one is sure
  22. 7 T
  23. 8 F - some people
  24. folk hero
  25. ---
  26. Passive Voice:
  27. --------------
  28. - opposite of active voice
  29. passive = subject + [be] + past participle (+ by + agent)
  30.  
  31. subject + verb + object
  32. Police never found the money.
  33. (agent) (patient)
  34.  
  35. subject + verb + object
  36. The money was never found by police.
  37. (patient) (agent)
  38. ---
  39. transitive verbs: verbs that can have an object
  40. intransitive verbs: verbs with no object
  41.  
  42. Only transitive verbs can be used in passive voice.
  43.  
  44. The cold might have killed Cooper.
  45. Cooper might have been killed by the cold.
  46.  
  47. Cooper died in the cold.
  48. (not possible in passive)
  49. ---
  50. She got her hair cut.
  51. He had his house cleaned by a maid service.
  52. She got her dress lengthened at a tailor's shop.
  53. He had his car stolen.
  54. I'll get these pictures framed tomorrow.
  55. They are having their dog groomed right now.
  56. ---
  57. The Mona Lisa was painted by Leonardo da Vinci.
  58. Soccer has been played for hundreds of years.
  59. My car was stolen yesterday.
  60. It is said that he escaped with the money.
  61. Mistakes were made. (avoiding responsibility)
  62. ---
  63. In informal conversation, we can use "get" in place of "be" for passive ACTIONS on objects that already existed.
  64. OK - My car got stolen.
  65. OK - The house got painted.
  66. NO - The criminal got wanted by police.
  67. NO - The Mona Lisa got painted by Leonardo da Vinci.
  68. ---
  69. p. 240 exercise 1
  70. 2 was handed - c
  71. 3 was being hijacked - a
  72. 4 had all been photocopied - c
  73. 5 has been discovered - a
  74. 6 were found - a
  75. 7 had to have been killed - a
  76. 8 has not been divulged - b
  77. p. 242 exercise 4
  78. 2 haven't been cracked (up to now)
  79. 3 was sighted
  80. 4 was found
  81. 5 was determined
  82. 6 had been abandoned (abandoned happened before this)
  83. 7 had been set (action of setting) / were set (adjective set)
  84. 8 might have been threatened
  85. 9 was caused / had been caused
  86. 10 hasn't been proven (if they're still thinking about it)
  87. was not proven (if they aren't still thinking about it)
  88. 11 was considered
  89. 12 was accompanied
  90. 13 were received
  91. 14 have been discovered
  92. 15 Could she and Noonan have been killed
  93. 16 should not be solved
  94. ---
  95. Homework: p. 243 exercise 5
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