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    The document discusses passive voice and how it is formed in sentences. It provides examples of active voice sentences being changed to passive voice by making the object or recipient of the action the subject, and using "to be" plus the past participle verb form. Some key points are that passive voice focuses on the recipient of the action rather than the doer, and it uses the formula of object + verb to be + verb past participle + optional inclusion of the agent with "by".

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    The document discusses passive voice and how it is formed in sentences. It provides examples of active voice sentences being changed to passive voice by making the object or recipient of the action the subject, and using "to be" plus the past participle verb form. Some key points are that passive voice focuses on the recipient of the action rather than the doer, and it uses the formula of object + verb to be + verb past participle + optional inclusion of the agent with "by".

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    Teens 3-D Reading On Passive Inventions

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    The document discusses passive voice and how it is formed in sentences. It provides examples of active voice sentences being changed to passive voice by making the object or recipient of the action the subject, and using "to be" plus the past participle verb form. Some key points are that passive voice focuses on the recipient of the action rather than the doer, and it uses the formula of object + verb to be + verb past participle + optional inclusion of the agent with "by".

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    TEENS 3-D

    STUDENT’S BOOK
    PASSIVE AND READING
    DESIGN
    invention
    Painting

    producer
    writer
    2. Paintings
    3. Painter
    4. Inventor
    5. Designs
    6. Built
    Passive Voice
    • Estrellita always does her homework.

    • Homework is done by Estrellita.


    • Albert Einstein discovered relativity.

    • Object + verb to be + verb past participle + subject


    ( by)
    • Relativity was discovered by Albert Einstein
    •
    • We watched “it” movie yesterday.
    • “it” movie was watched yesterday by us.

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