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DIDACTIC GUIDE No 9
I. GENERAL INFORMATION
II. COMPETENCY
Students use advanced English in an operational and effective way in order to establish
oral and written communication with complex grammar structures and extensive
vocabulary in different personal, social and professional contexts.
III. INTRODUCTION
In this unit you will first review the rules of the use of the passive verbs,
then do some practice exercises online.
IV. ACTIVITIES
1. Rules
- Review and consolidate the rules. Open this link from the British
council. Read the notes.
Passives | LearnEnglish (britishcouncil.org)
Exercise # 1: Complete the sentences with the correct passive form of the
verbs in brackets. Then check your answers.
Unit 5 - Exercise 1 - Passive: all forms | Solutions | Oxford University Press (oup.com)
Exercise # 2: Choose the correct passive voice forms for each gap below.
Then check your answers.
Exercise # 3: Gap filling exercise. Write down the following sentences in the
passive form. Keep the same tense. Check your answers.
Quiz XXVI. Mixed Tenses II. Active into Passive I (englishlab.net)
b) EVALUATION
Criteria Evidence
- Correctus of narrative tenses (simple past, - Grammar exercises with all the
past continuous, past perfect simple and past answers in the workbook
perfect continuous) to tell stories in the past
c) BIBLIOGRAPHY
- Oxenden C., Tatham-Koenig C. (2009). American English File 4A, Oxford University Press.
- Coe, N., Harrison, M. & Paterson K. (2010). Oxford Practice Grammar. Oxford University
Press.
- Brook-Hart, G. (2008). Basic Grammar in Use. Cambridge University Press. (componer)
- Falla, T., Soars, J., (2010). American Headway Starter B (Worbook). Oxford University Press.
- Redman, S. & Shaw, E.(2010). Vocabulary in Use Advanced, Oxford University Press.