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Chapter 10 Review: The Passive
Chapter 10 Review: The Passive
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Be supposed to:
talk about an activity or event in present
talk about an activity or event expected in the future
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Paul is
frightened.
past participle
adjective
past participle as an adjective
3
Add
supposed to
: The teacher expects us to be on time for class.
We supposed to be on time for class.
We will be supposed to be on time for class.
Supposed to be on time for class.
We are supposed to be on time for class.
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Change from Active to Passive in the Past Progressive:
Diana was copying the letters
The letters were being copied by Diana
The letters were copied by Diana
The letters were copying by Diana
Diana was being copied by the letters
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Change Active to Passive:
Alexa broke the window.
No change (Intransitive)
The window was broken by Alexa.
The window broke by Alexa.
Broken by Alexa, the window was.
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When I stayed out in the sun too long yesterday I _____________________.
got sunburned
sunburned
get sunburned
am getting sunburned
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Add
supposed to
: I expected the mail to come an hour ago, but it didn't.
An hour ago, the mail supposed to be here.
The mail supposed to be here an hour ago.
The mail is supposed to be here an hour ago.
The mail was supposed to be here an hour ago.
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A verb that is followed by an object:
Transitive Verb
Intransitive Verb
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Spiro moved to Hong Kong. He __________ eat Greek food. He ____________ eating Chinese food.
used to, used to
used to, isn't used to
used to, didn't used to
is used to , isn't used to
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Add
supposed to
: My boss expects me to work late tonight.
I am supposed to work late tonight.
I will be supposed to work late tonight.
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Passive to Active:
It will be signed by Luis.
It was going to be signed by Luis.
Signing it will be done by Luiss.
Luis was going to sign it.
Luis is going to sign it.
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Describe the photo accurately:
The boys in the back are amusing.
The boys in the back are amused.
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(Modal in Passive) Be careful, if that email has a virus, it could destroy your reports.
Your reports could be destroying if the email has a virus
Your reports could be destroyed if the email has a virus
Your reports could be destroy if the email has a virus.
Your reports could being destroyed if the email has a virus
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Describe the photo accurately:
Falling into the fountain was annoying.
Falling into the fountain was annoyed.
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When you use the present participle (-ing) as an adjective it describes:
the cause of the feeling
how a person feels
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Paul was
excited
about the game.
past participle
past participle as an adjective
adjective
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Paul is young.
adjective
past participle
past participle as an adjective
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The
by-phrase
is used:
in passive sentences to know who performs an action
never used in passive or active sentences
in active sentences to know who performs an action
only when it is important to know who performed an action
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I got used to going to bed late, but now I have a job. These days I (go) _________ to bed at 10
am used to going
used
am used to go
am used to went
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Change from Active to Passive in the Future Tense:
Mr. Lee will plan the meeting.
The meeting is going to be planned by Mr. Lee
The meeting will be planned by Mr. Lee
The meeting will planned by Mr. Lee
The meeting was going to be planned by Mr. Lee
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(Modal in Passive) You must keep medicine out of the reach of children.
Medicine must be keeping out of the reach of children.
Medicine must be kept out of the reach of children.
Medicine must by kept out of the reach of children.
Medicine must be keeped out of the reach of children.
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Something happened to our house.
Intransitive
Transitive
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Use by-phrase?
People grow rice in India.
Rice is grown in India.
Rice is grown in India by people.
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Only _______________ verbs can be used in the passive.
Transitive
Intransitive
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Juan is from Mexico. He ______________ hot weather.
is using to
is used to
used to
used to be
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Usually there is
no
by-phrase in a passive sentence.
True
False
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It is not known or it is not important to know exactly who performs an action.
Use Passive
Use Active
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Active to Passive:
The teacher was helping me. ____ _____ _______ by the teacher.
I was being helped
I was helped
I am helped
I am being helped
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Laurie is exhausted _______ worrying so much.
from
by
with
about
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Change from Active to Passive in the Simple Present:
Farmers grow corn.
Farmers corn is grown
Corn is grown by farmers
Corn was grown by farmers
Corn is growed by farmers
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Change Active to Passive:
Omar walked to school yesterday.
Yesterday, Omar walked to school.
No change (intransitive)
School was walked to by Omar yesterday.
To school Omar walked yesterday.
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to be used to:
something that happened habitually in the past
something that is beginning to seem usual and normal
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Bob is involved ________ many community activities.
about
for
with
in
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Use by-phrase in passive?
Bob Smith built that house.
The house was built.
The house was built by Bob Smith.
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Get
gives the idea of:
no change - not becoming, not beginning to be, not growing
change--becoming, beginning to be, growing to be
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Active to Passive:
The teacher helps us. ___ _____ helped by the teacher.
I am
It is
They are
We are
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Choose the correct form of using
modal auxiliaries in the passive voice.
modal + by + past participle
modal + past participle
modal + be + past participle
modal + be + present perfect
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Oscar has lived in Brazil for ten years. He (eat) ___________ Brazilian food. It's his favorite
used to eating
is used to eat
is used to eating
used to eat
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Get
is followed by ________________ in order to describe
what
feeling is becoming greater.
an adjective
nothing
the past participle
an adjective or the past participle
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Nervous Nick is worried _______ almost everything in his life.
with
on
for
about
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When you use the past participle (-ed) as an adjective it describes:
how a person feels
the cause of the feeling
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I'm
getting
hungry.
I wasn't hungry before, but now I'm beginning to be hungry.
My hunger has stayed the same.
I have always been hungry.
I am suddenly hungry.
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Steve is pleased ________ his job.
with
about
by
from
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Past Participles can be used in the passive as...
adverbs
non-active pronouns
adjectives
nouns
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Describe the photo accurately:
The girl is surprised.
The girl is surprising.
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Make a sentence, active or passive, with the words in order:
The police / stop / a speeding car
The police were stopped by a speeding car.
The police stopped a speeding car.
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A verb that is
not
followed by an object.
Intransitive Verb
Transitive Verb
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I am getting used to/accustomed to
something that happened habitually in the past
something is beginning to seem usual and normal
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A cat killed the bird.
Transitive
Intransitive
