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    The document provides examples of passive voice constructions in English and their equivalent active voice forms. It includes sentences using common passive voice verbs like "expect", "consider", "say" where the subject is acted upon, followed by the equivalent rephrased sentences in active voice with the subject performing the action. A few examples of prepositional verbs like "break into" and "hand in" are also given.

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    The document provides examples of passive voice constructions in English and their equivalent active voice forms. It includes sentences using common passive voice verbs like "expect", "consider", "say" where the subject is acted upon, followed by the equivalent rephrased sentences in active voice with the subject performing the action. A few examples of prepositional verbs like "break into" and "hand in" are also given.

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    The document provides examples of passive voice constructions in English and their equivalent active voice forms. It includes sentences using common passive voice verbs like "expect", "consider", "say" where the subject is acted upon, followed by the equivalent rephrased sentences in active voice with the subject performing the action. A few examples of prepositional verbs like "break into" and "hand in" are also given.

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    Rephrasing I dont like people to criticise me (I dont like to) He expects us to pay him for the CDs (He

    expects to ...) Helen expects me to invite her (Helen expects ) I want Oxford University to accept me ( by Oxford University) I am waiting for the manager to help me (be) There is nothing more to do OI Activo > Sujeto Pasivo My parents sent me to an English-speaking school (I) Sallys parents gave her a computer for her birthday (Sally) My mother didnt let me stay in the country (I) OI Activo > Sujeto Pasivo en Estructura Acusativo + Infinitivo I expect Sally to arrive at 5 (Sally is) People think she is a good singer (She) People consider him to be a genious (He is) They say that GS is giving a concert next month (GS is) People expect that the President will resign (The President) Cindy Crawford is said to be very attractive (People say) Verbos Preposicionales Thieves broke into our house (Our house) I will hand in this essay before Monday (This essay)

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