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    S7A - Passive Voice Present - Past

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    The document provides information about passive voice and how to form passive sentences using different verb tenses and questions. It also contains a passage about the process of making glass, including mixing sand with other materials, heating the mixture to very high temperatures, and allowing it to cool into a solid but amorphous structure called glass. Finally, it prompts the reader to write about a favorite good from the past and present using information about the materials learned.

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    Name: _________________________________
    Date: __________________________________

    HOW STUFF WORKS


    USEFUL Complete
    INFORMATION
    Complete the following sentences using Passive Voice. Use the
    verb in brackets.
    Passive Voice
    The greatest diversity of wild cotton species __________ (find)
    Affirmative
    in Mexico.
    Object + verb to be (in
    Leather ____________________ (use) to make various goods
    Present or Past) + verb
    including footwear, automobile seats, clothing and furniture.
    (in Past Participle) +
    complement
    Steel ________________ (know) in antiquity and
    ________________ (produce) in bloomeries. X
    Examples:
    Wood ___________________ (find) in the stems and roots
    Present: This table is
    of trees and other woody plants.X
    made of wood.
    Past: The telephone was 1. _____________ (make) in the region of Syria
    The first glass
    invented in 1876 by
    around 5000BC.
    Alexander G. Bell.
    Metal __________________ (find) in the Earth's crust in the
    Negative
    pure, free elemental form.
    Object + verb to be (in
    Rubber __________________ (harvest) mainly in the form of
    Present or Past) + not +
    the latex from the rubber tree or others.X
    verb (in Past Participle)
    + complement
    Parkesine ______________________ (consider) the first man-
    made plastic. The plastic material ___________________(patent)
    Examples:
    by Alexander Parkes, in Birmingham, England in 1856.X
    Present: iPhones are
    not manufactured in
    the USA.
    Past: Glass was not
    used before 5000 BC.
    1
    Yes/No Questions 2. Classifying
    Verb to be (in Present Use the verbs in the correct form to complete the text
    or Past) + object + verb
    (in Past Participle) + How is glass made?
    complement
    COOL TURN HEAT MAKE REFFER
    Examples:
    Glass is 1_________from liquid sand. Ordinary sand is
    Present: Is coffee only 2_________at a temperature of 1700 °C. After it is molten and
    grown in Colombia? 3_________, it gains a different structure. But it doesn’t matter
    Past: Were washing how much you cool the sand, it is never 4__________ into a
    machines created in solid. Instead, it becomes a kind of frozen liquid 5_________by
    Europe? scientists as amorphous solid.

    Wh-Questions MIX BE HEAT

    Wh-word + verb to be (in In a commercial glass plant, sand 6______ 7______ with waste
    Present or Past) + object + glass (from recycling collections), soda ash (sodium carbonate),
    verb (in Past Participle) + and limestone (calcium carbonate) and 8_______ in a furnace.
    Complement + ?
    CALL ADD
    Examples:
    Present: What are cell The soda reduces the sand's melting point, which helps to
    phones made of? save energy during manufacture, but it has an unfortunate
    Past: When were the drawback: it produces a kind of glass that would dissolve
    Egyptian pyramids in water! The limestone is 9_________ to stop that happening.
    built? The end-product is 10_______ soda-lime-silica glass. It's the
    ordinary glass we can see all around us.
    VOCABULARY

    Plastic
    3. Generalizing
    Steel
    According to the PPT, write about two of your favorite goods
    Wood
    one from the past and one from the present.
    Glass
    Fabric
    Object’s name: _____________________
    Cotton
    (PAST)Sentence__________________________________________
    Leather
    ______________________________________________________
    Iron
    Object’s name: _____________________
    Silver
    (PRESENT) Sentence: ____________________________________
    Rubber
    _______________________________________________________
    Paper
    Metal
    2

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