Passive Voice:
The voice used to indicate that the grammatical subject of
the verb is the recipient (not the source) of the action
denoted by the verb; "`The ball was thrown by the boy'
uses the passive voice"; "`The ball was thrown' is an
abbreviated passive" [syn: passive] [ant: active voice]
More information about this aspect here:
the verb is the recipient (not the source) of the action
denoted by the verb; "`The ball was thrown by the boy'
uses the passive voice"; "`The ball was thrown' is an
abbreviated passive" [syn: passive] [ant: active voice]
More information about this aspect here:
http://dictionary.die.net/passive%20voice
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Write your sentences using passive voice and don't forget to write your full name. The opportunity is from: June 25th till June 30th.at 12 pm.
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1. Simple present
- She prepares all her things for the trip
Passive voice: All her things are prepared by her.
2. Present continuous
- Hugh is preparing a romantic dinner to Sarah
Passive voice: A romantic dinner is being prepared by Hugh to Sarah
3. Simple past
- She wrote a list of duties
Passive voice: A list of duties was prepared by her
4. Past continuous
- Stephen wasn’t writing a new book
Passive voice: A new book wasn’t being written by Stephen
5. Present perfect
- My mom has prepared a delicious cake
Passive voice: A delicious cake has been prepared by my mom
6. Past perfect
- Michael J. had prepared one last tour
Passive voice: One last tour had been prepared by Michael J.
7. Simple future
- They will write a song to their girlfriends
Passive voice: A song will be written by them to their girlfriends
8. Future intensive
- He is going to write a poem for his daughter
Passive voice: A poem is going to be written by him for his daughter
9. Future Perfect
- That woman will have prepared the lunch today
Passive voice: The lunch will have been prepared by that woman today
10. Conditional
- Jessica would prepare a strawberry dessert
Passive voice: A strawberry dessert would be prepared by Jessica
11. Perfect conditional
- The would have prepared a surprise for her birthday
Passive voice: A surprise would have been prepared by them for her birthday
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ResponderEliminarSimple present
Active voice: Maria prepares many things for to travel.
Passive voice: Many things are prepared by María for to travel.
Present continuos
Active voice: Glenda is writing a beautiful poem.
Passive voice: A beautiful poem is being written by Glenda.
Simple past
Active voice: My mon prepared a good lunch.
Passive voice: A good lunch was prepared by my mon.
Past continuos
Active voice: Carlos was writing the book.
Passive voice: The book was being written by Carlos.
Present perfect
Active voice: My friends have prepared a big party.
Passive voice: A party has been prepared by my friends.
Past perfect
Active voice: The cristian meeting had prepared yesterday.
Passive voice: Yesterday had been prepared the meeting cristian.
Simple future
Active voice: The Chef will prepared that food.
Passive voice: That food will be prepared by the Chef.
Future intensive
Active voice: They are going to write a song.
Passive voice: A song is going to be written by them.
Future perfect
Active voice:The Engineer will have prepared that career building.
Passive voice: That career building will have been prepared by the Engineer.
Conditional
Active voice: I would write a poetry for my Parents.
Passive voice: A poetry would be written by me for my parents.
Perfect condicional
Active voice: He would have preapred a delicious feast.
Passive voice: A delicious feast would have been prepared by him.
Sara Sanabria...
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ResponderEliminarSimple present
Active voice: Diana has bought a new car.
Passive voice: a new car has been bought by Diana.
Present continuos
Active voice: Carlos is selling a new house
Passive voice: A new house is being sold by Carlos.
Simple past
Active voice: My daughter eat many carrots
Passive voice: Many carrots was eaten by my daughter.
Past continuos
Active voice: Edith was looking for a job
Passive voice: a Job was being looking by Edith.
Present perfect
Active voice: My classmates have written a poem.
Passive voice: A poem has been written by my classmates..
Past perfect
Active voice: My english teacher had dictated some words in class last Monday.
Passive voice: Last Monday some words in class had been dictated by My english teacher.
Simple future
Active voice: Andre will have sent those books.
Passive voice: Those books will be sent by Andre.
Future intensive
Active voice: My Mom is going to cook a chicken.
Passive voice: A chicken is going to be cooked by My Mom.
Future perfect
Active voice:My daughter will have written that business letter.
Passive voice: That business letter will have been written by My daughter..
Conditional
Active voice: They would listen to the radio to direct a television program.
Passive voice
the radio would be listened by them for direct a television program.
Perfect condicional
Active voice: Andre would have bought an elegant yacht.
Passive voice: An elegant yacht would have been bought by Andre.
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ResponderEliminar-Simple present
Active voice: She reads the book.
Passive voice: The book is read by her.
-Simple past:
Active voice: I kicked a dog.
Passive voice: A dog was kicked.
-Present continuous:
Active voice: The girls are making a cake.
Passive voice: A cake is being made by the girls.
-Past continuous:
Active voice: Jess and Jill were painting the wall.
Passive voice: The wall was being painted, by Jess and Jill.
-Present perfect:
Active voice: He had jump the wall.
Passive voice: The wall has been jump by him.
-Past perfect:
Active voice: My son had eaten the chocolate.
Passive voice: The chocolate had been eaten by, my son.
-Future simple:
Active voice: My daugther will choose the dress.
Passive voice: The dress will be choose by her.
-Future intesive:
Active voice: Juan is going to buy a new perfume.
Passive voice: A new perfume is going to be bought by him.
William Arias
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ResponderEliminarSome observations: first, "for" is a preposition, so it must be followed by a gerund and not an infinitive verb. The simple past and past participle of eat is: ate and eaten. Graciela and Sara try to check the right order of past perfect in passive voice. William, it is not necessary to write (,) before and after "by."
Congratulatons for your great motivation and check the details.