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PASSIVE VOICE

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PASSIVE
VOICE
AGUILAR BERNAL JOSE ANTONIO
GARCIA VELÁZQUEZ ALLISON NAOMI
MARTINEZ ELIZARRARAS YESSENIA
SOBREVILLA PERALTA BRENDA NAOMI
The passive voice is a slightly more complex construction.
In which the subject is passive.
the uses are as follows:
PASSIVE
VOICE
We use the passive voice when the subject who has performed the
action is unknown.
We use the passive voice when the action is given more
importance than the subject who performs it. ...
While the action that the verb executes is carried out by a
complement and not by the subject.
In other words, the subject passes to the place of the object and
the object passes to the place of the subject.
PASSIVE
VOICE
The passive voice is a grammatical
structure that is used when you do not
want to emphasize who or what performs
the action, but rather who or what
receives it.
ef
structure
OBJECT
+
VERB TO BE +
PRINCIPAL VERB
(PAST PARTICIPLE)
+
SUBJECT
PRESENT
SIMPLE
01
OBJECT+VERB TO BE+VERB PAST
PARTICIPLE+SUBJECT
02
OBJECT+VERB TO BE NEGATIVE
FORM+VERB PAST
PARTICIPLE+SUBJECT
03
VERB TO BE+OBJECT+VERB PAST
PARTICIPLE+SUBJECT?
The dog is hugged by Ben.
The cat isn't hugged by Ben.
Is the rabbit hugged (by Ben)?
PRESENT
CONTIN.
01
OBJECT+VERB TO BE+BEING+VERB
PAST PARTICIPLE
02
OBJECT+VERB TO BE NEGATIVE
FORM +BEING+ VERB PAST
PARTICIPLE
03
VERB TO BE+OBJECT+BEING+VERB
PAST PARTICIPLE?
A cake is being made.
A cake isn't being made.
Is a cake being made?
PAST
SIMPLE
01
OBJECT+WAS/WERE+VERB PAST
PARTICIPLE
02
OBJECT+WASN'T
/WEREN'T+VERB PAST PARTICIPLE
03
WAS/WERE+OBJECT+VERB PAST
PARTICIPLE
A cake was made
A cake wasn't made
Was the cake made?
01
PRESENT
PERFECT
02
03
OBJECT+AUXILIAR VERB
(HAVE/HAS)+ VERB PAST
PARTICIPLE+SUBJECT
Many books have been written by Thomas.
OBJECT+AUXILIAR VERB
(HAVE/HAS)+NOT+ VERB
PARTICIPLE+SUBJECT
The letters have not been delivered by UPS.
AUXILIAR VERB
(HAVE/HAS)+OBJECT+ VERB
PARTICIPLE+SUBJECT?
Has the man been caught by the police?
01
02
OBJECT + AUXILIAR HAD + BEEN
+VERB PAST PARTICIPLE + SUBJECT
The job had been finished by her
An important lesson had been learnt by me
OBJECT + AUXILIAR HAD +NOT +
BEEN + VERB PAST PARTICIPLE +
SUBJECT
The parcel had not been received by them
He had been informed by them
PAST
PERFECT
FUTURE
SIMPLE
01
OBJECT+
WILL+BE+PARTICIPLE+SUBJECT
02
OBJECT+WILL+ NOT+ BE +PARTICIPLE+
SUBJECT
03
The car will be painted by a mechanic
The car will not be painted by a mechanic
AUXILIAR
WILL+OBJECT+BE+PARTICIPLE+
SUBJECT?
Will the car be painted by a mechanic?
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Bibliography
https://www.cursoingles.com/aprender/cursos/nivelavanzado/passive-voice/the-passive-voice
https://www.ef.com/wwen/englishresources/english-grammar/passive-voice/
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