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Passive Voice
👨 Boss: John, this is the third time you’ve been late this week.
You were needed in that meeting today. Fortunately, the deal was
done, but it almost didn’t happen. Could you tell me why you been
late yesterday?
👤John: I’m sorry, but I was stuck in traffic. My car was sitting in
the same spot for thirty minutes.
👤John: I know, but that isn’t the problem. Today was the first
time that I was stuck in traffic. And it wasn’t normal rush-hour
traffic, either.
👨 Boss: what do you mean?
👨 Boss: A zebra?
👤John: Yeah. I saw it. The zebra walked right in front of my car.
It was almost hit by another car. Other animals were seen on the
freeway, too. It was crazy.
👤John: It’s true! It was talked about on the radio. It is thought that
the animals escaped from the zoo.
News 📺
The men who had been robbing the gas stations in the area have
been arrested by the police. They had stolen the car of a local
man, but they were forced to go on foot once the stolen vehicle
was found by the police. The robbed cash hasn’t been recovered
yet. The robbers are now being questioned by the police. It is
hoped that the money will be finally recovered from them. More
details will be provided soon.
And earlier today, some animals escaped from the zoo. One of
the animal feeders had a seizure right when they were opening
the animal’s cages, and the animals were released from their
cages, and the animals were released from their cages by
mistake. The animals were recaptured by the zoo, and they were
put back into their cages. The animal’s feeder is now being
treated in the hospital after collapsing in the zoo.
👨 Boss: I’m going to call him right now. Hi john, it’s Michael. I’m
sorry I didn’t believe you. I just watched the news. They were
talking about how a car was stolen and how the animals were
accidentally released. I want you to know that I trust you and and
feel like I can rely on you.
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Forming the passive voice
I me
He him
You you
We us
She her
They them
It it
Who whom
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In the active voice, the subject of the sentence DOES the action:
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Tense change
1. He reads a novel.
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3. Does he purchase books?
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Exercise 2) Change the following sentences to passive form.
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7, Aisha bought a bicycle.
9, I saved him.
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Exercise 3) Change the following sentences to passive form.
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Exercise 4) Change the following sentences to passive form.
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8, Will she have written the notes.
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