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I. Learning Objectives
Reference:Almonte, Liza R. (2020) The Voice. A journey through Anglo American Literature
https://www.englishpractice.com/improve/active-passive-voice-simple-tense/
1. Prayer
(The teacher calls a student to lead the (Students align their chairs and they pick up all the
prayer.) pieces of paper)
Look at the board and you’ll see 2 words that (students answer may vary)
has missing letters. In order to reveal the (students answer may vary)
letters, you’ll need to play a game called
Biyatutubiya. Have you heard of that? (students answer may vary)
A_ _IVE
_ASSI_E
Does anyone have an idea on what will be It’s the second man ma’am.
our lesson for today?
What do you think happened in this picture? The Active Voice and Passive Voice.
Good!
What about the next picture? (students read)
2. Analysis
Questions:
Who do you think is actively doing the punch
or the action?
Exactly!
The first manpunchedthe second man. Passive voice – the voice of the verb is passive,
Doer action receiver when the subject of the verb is acted upon by the
object of the verb.
What tense did we use in the sentence?
Passive sentences in the simple past tense have the
Nice! We used Simple past tenseand we will following structure:
be using it in accordance to our lesson for
today which is the Active and Passive Voices.
Object of the active sentence + was/were + past
participle form of the Verb + by + Subject of the
Going deeper to our lesson, verbs have two active sentence
voices. What are those?
S V O
Aladdinatethe apple.
Therefore, it is the?
In passive voice, the object is stated before the verb
What did the Aladdin do with the apple? and the subject is stated after the verb.
Therefore, it is the?
Therefore, it is the?
Let us look back at the active voice example, Active: They made a huge trend
when we say: Aladdin ate the apple. Passive: A huge trend was made by them.
Excellent!
What type of voice comes from this When the subject of the verb is acted upon by the
arrangement Zane? object of the verb.
Brilliant!
3. Abstraction
Very good!
When can we say the voice is active?
Excellent!
Aside from the verbs, what changes have you
observed when you change the voice from (students go to their respective groups)
Active to Passive?
Bravo!
4. Application
IV. Evaluation
V. Assignment
In one- half sheet of paper, write a short paragraph about how the government fights against the pandemic
using the active and passive voice.