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    The document provides information about the present simple passive voice. It explains that in the passive voice, the object of an active sentence becomes the subject, the subject becomes the passive agent, and the verb "to be" plus the main verb's past participle are used. Examples are given showing how the photographer takes photos of the model in the active ("The photographer photographs the model") and passive ("The model is photographed by the photographer") voices. Rules for changing pronouns in the passive voice are also outlined.

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    The document provides information about the present simple passive voice. It explains that in the passive voice, the object of an active sentence becomes the subject, the subject becomes the passive agent, and the verb "to be" plus the main verb's past participle are used. Examples are given showing how the photographer takes photos of the model in the active ("The photographer photographs the model") and passive ("The model is photographed by the photographer") voices. Rules for changing pronouns in the passive voice are also outlined.

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    PPT SOBRE ESTRUCTURA DE LA VOZ PASIVA EN PRESENTE

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    PRESENT SIMPLE PASSIVE

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    The document provides information about the present simple passive voice. It explains that in the passive voice, the object of an active sentence becomes the subject, the subject becomes the passive agent, and the verb "to be" plus the main verb's past participle are used. Examples are given showing how the photographer takes photos of the model in the active ("The photographer photographs the model") and passive ("The model is photographed by the photographer") voices. Rules for changing pronouns in the passive voice are also outlined.

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    The document provides information about the present simple passive voice. It explains that in the passive voice, the object of an active sentence becomes the subject, the subject becomes the passive agent, and the verb "to be" plus the main verb's past participle are used. Examples are given showing how the photographer takes photos of the model in the active ("The photographer photographs the model") and passive ("The model is photographed by the photographer") voices. Rules for changing pronouns in the passive voice are also outlined.

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    Present simple

    passive
    Objective: to comprehen the
    present simple passive
    Use

    THE MODEL THE


    PHOTOGRAPHS
    PHOTOGRAPHER

    THE
    PHOTOGRAPHS THE MODEL
    PHOTOGRAPHER
    THE
    PHOTOGRAPHS THE MODEL
    PHOTOGRAPHER

    SUBJECT VERB DIRECT OBJECT

    ACTIVE VOICE : the subject performs the


    accion
    SUBJECT VERB DIRECT OBJECT

    THE PHOTOGRAPHS THE MODEL


    PHOTOGRAPHER

    THE MODEL BY THE


    IS PHOTOGRAPHED
    PHOTOGRAPHER

    SUBJECT VERB PASSIVE AGENT

    PASSIVE VOICE: the object perform the action


    Passive Rules
    • The object become the subject
    • The subject become the passive agent
    • Auxiliary verb “to be” (is,are,am) + main
    verb in past participle
    • The negative form isn’t-aren’t-am not
    01

    Think
    02

    03

    Who perform the action of kissing ?


     The girl kisses the boy

    The subject performs the action = THE GIRL

    Who suffer the action?


     The boy is kissed by the girl
    Be 01

    02

    carefull!
    03

    If the subject of the active sentence is a pronoun you have to change


    in the passive sentences into the following cases
    I ME
    SHE HER
    HE HIM
    IT ITS
    WE OURS
    THEY THEM
    YOU YOUR

    SHE KISSES THE BOY =


    THE BOY IS KISSED BY HER
    01

    02

    NOW 03

    PRACTISE !
    01

    02

    THANKS! 03

    DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY QUESTIONS?

    Carolina.delgado@cedehp.cl

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