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UNIT 36 - Passive Voice

Thiago Ferreira Barbosa English Proficiência em Línguas English

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UNIT 36 - Passive Voice

  1. Is used when want to put the objects first, or perhaps we don't want to say who did something

    • Is used when the focus is on the action. It is not important or not known, however, who or what is performing the action
  2. STRUCTURE

    • OBJECT + VERB TO BE + VERB IN PAST PARTICIPLE + COMPLEMENTARY
      • OBJECT OF THE ACTIVE VOICE BECAME THE SUBJECT IN THE PASSIVE VOICE
      • PRESENCE OF THE VERB TO BE
        • The verb "To Be" is going to vary according to the verb tense used in the active voice
      • THE PARTICIPLE FORM OF THE VERB
      • COMPLEMENTARY OF THE SENTENCE
  3. SIMPLE PRESENT

    • EXAMPLES
      • She cooks pasta on Sundays ⇨ Pasta is cooked on Sundays
      • I make a cake ⇨ A cake is made
      • He reads a book every weekends ⇨ A book is read every weekends
  4. PRESENT CONTINUOUS

    • EXAMPLES
      • She is cooking pasta ⇨ Pasta is being cooked
      • I am making a cake ⇨ A cake is being made
      • He is reading a book ⇨ A book is being read
  5. PAST SIMPLE

    • EXAMPLES
      • She cooked pasta ⇨ Pasta was cooked
      • I made a cake ⇨ A cake was made
      • He read a book ⇨ A book was read
  6. PAST CONTINUOUS

    • EXAMPLES
      • She was cooking a pasta ⇨ Pasta was being cooked
      • I was making a cake ⇨ A cake was being made
      • He was reading a book ⇨ A book was being read
  7. PRESENT PERFECT

    • EXAMPLES
      • She has cooked pasta ⇨ Pasta has been cooked
      • I have made a cake ⇨ A cake has been made
      • He has read a book ⇨ A book has been read
  8. PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

    • EXAMPLES
      • She has been cooking pasta ⇨ Pasta has been being cooked
      • I have been making a cake ⇨ A cake has been being made
      • He has been reading a book ⇨ A book has been being read
  9. PAST PERFECT

    • EXAMPLES
      • She had cooked pasta before ⇨ Pasta had been cooked before
      • I had made a cake ⇨ A cake had been made
      • He had read a book ⇨ A book had been read
  10. FUTURE (WILL)

    • EXAMPLES
      • She will cook pasta ⇨ Pasta will be cooked
      • I will make a cake ⇨ A cake will be made
      • He will read a book ⇨ A book will be read
  11. FUTURE (GOING TO)

    • EXAMPLES
      • She is going to cook pasta ⇨ Pasta is going to be cooked
      • I am going to be make a cake ⇨ A cake is going to be made
      • He is going to read a book ⇨ A book is going to be read
  12. FUTURE PERFECT

    • EXAMPLES
      • She will have cooked pasta ⇨ Pasta will have been cooked
      • I will have made a cake ⇨ A cake will have been made
      • He will have read a book ⇨ A book will have been read
  13. TO BE SUPPOSED TO

    • EXAMPLE
      • She is supposed to cook pasta ⇨ Pasta is supposed to be cooked
      • I am supposed to make a cake ⇨ A cake is supposed to be made
      • He is supposed to read a book ⇨ A book is supposed to be read
  14. MODAL VERBS

    • EXAMPLES
      • She can cook pasta ⇨ Pasta can be cooked
      • I can make a cake ⇨ A cake can be made
      • He can read a book ⇨ A book can be read
  15. USED TO

    • EXAMPLES
      • She used to cook pasta ⇨ Pasta used to be cooked
      • I used to make a cake ⇨ A cake used to be made
      • He used to read a book ⇨ A book used to be read

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Proficiência em Línguas English (Advanced Level) Mind Map on UNIT 36 - Passive Voice, created by Thiago Ferreira Barbosa on 07/09/2017.
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