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2020-02-24 Grammar: passive intro

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  1. Greg Malivuk
  2. http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk - Notes from all classes
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  4. https://www.teach-this.com/downloads/3051-passive-voice-fact-finder/file
  5. Handout: matching - With your partner, match the halves of sentences to make true statements. You may use your phones to look for the correct information.
  6. 1 M
  7. 2 C (or A)
  8. 3 D
  9. 4 P
  10. 5 H
  11. 6 L
  12. 7 Q
  13. 8 E
  14. 9 F
  15. 10 S (by streets and parking for automobiles)
  16. 11 G
  17. 12 N
  18. 13 K
  19. 14 O
  20. 15 I/A
  21. 16 B
  22. 17 A
  23. 18 J
  24. 19 R
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  26. Grammar: passive voice
  27.  
  28. form: [be] + past participle
  29. - This is the general form for passive sentences, but “be” can be in different forms for different tenses.
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  31. Pasta was invented in China. It wasn’t invented in Italy.
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  33. Ice cream has been eaten for more than 2000 years. - present perfect (started in the past, continues)
  34. A new subway station is being built near my house. - present continuous (in progress now)
  35.  
  36. Note: we do not use passive (with “be”) in perfect progressive tenses
  37. (“been being” sounds bad and we don’t like it)
  38.  
  39. We also use passive with modal verbs:
  40. The Tokyo subway may be used by nine million people every day, but I’m not sure.
  41. This food can be eaten without cooking.
  42. Paper might have been invented in China, but I’m not sure.
  43. They could have been killed, but luckly they survived.
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  45. p. 50 exercise 3 - Write the correct form of “be” and the past participle to make these sentences passive.
  46. throughout _____ = everywhere in _____
  47. per capita = per person
  48. 1 are spoken
  49. 2 have been mined
  50. 3 are considered
  51. 4 is eaten
  52. 5 is consumed
  53. 6 were worshipped
  54. 7 has been developed
  55. 8 were invented (more common: were both invented)
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  57. https://books.google.com/ngrams - Compare the frequency of different words and phrases in English books.
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