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Welcome to today's English lesson!

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Table of Contents
Revision (5 minutes)
Explanation: Passive and active (max. 10 minutes)
Work by yourselves  (15 minutes)
Exit ticket (5 minutes)
Feedback? (5 minutes)

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By the end of this lesson, you...
...know what an active and a passive sentence is. 
...know how to make a passive sentence from an active sentence in the present simple. 
...know how to make a passive sentence from an active sentence in the past simple. 

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After this lesson:
-> you understand what the passive voice is;

-> you can use the passive voice in sentences.


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Which one is the passive?
A
I eat
B
I am eaten

Slide 6 - Quiz

Pay attention and Take notes!
There will be questions at the end
Questions about the Passive will also be on next month's test.

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Explanation: Passive and active voice

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Active vs Passive voice
Active: I bake a cake. 
Passive: 
Active: The reporter published the news.
Passive: 
When do we use the passive voice?

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Active vs Passive voice
Active: I bake a cake. 
Passive: A cake is baked.
Active: The reporter published the news.
Passive: 
When do we use the passive voice?

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Active vs Passive voice
Active: I bake a cake. 
Passive: A cake is baked.
Active: The reporter published the news.
Passive: The news was published. 
When do we use the passive voice?

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Active vs Passive voice
Active: I bake a cake. 
Passive: A cake is baked.
Active: The reporter published the news.
Passive: The news was published. 
When do we use the passive voice?
1. When it's not important who does / did something. 

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Active vs Passive voice
Active: I bake a cake. 
Passive: A cake is baked.
Active: The reporter published the news.
Passive: The news was published. 
When do we use the passive voice?
1. When it's not important who does / did something. 
2. When the action is more important than who does it. 

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Active vs Passive voice
Active: I bake a cake. 
Passive: A cake is baked.


How do we form the passive voice from the active voice?

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Active vs Passive voice
Active: I bake a cake. (Subject - verb - object)
Passive: A cake is baked. 


How do we form the passive voice from the active voice?


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Active vs Passive voice
Active: I bake a cake. (Subject - verb - object)
Passive: A cake is baked. (Object - verb)

How do we form the passive voice from the active voice?
Object + form "to be" + past participle (volt. dw) 
Pay attention! Reg. verbs: verb + ed
                              Irr. verbs: own form (3rd row on p. 285)

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Active vs Passive voice
Active: I bake a cake. (Subject - verb - object)
Passive: A cake is baked by me. (Object - verb)


How do we form the passive voice from the active voice?
Object + form "to be" + past participle (volt. dw) (+ by + onderwerp)

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Active vs Passive voice
Active: I tell a story. 
Passive: 


PAY ATTENTION TO THE TENSE!


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Active vs Passive voice
Active: I tell a story.  (present simple)
Passive: A story is told. (present simple)


PAY ATTENTION TO THE TENSE!


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Passive voice
The pronouns also change

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Active vs Passive voice
Active: I tell a story.  (present simple)
Passive: A story is told (by me). (present simple)


PAY ATTENTION TO THE TENSE!


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Active vs Passive voice
Active: I told a story.
Passive: 


PAY ATTENTION TO THE TENSE!


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Active vs Passive voice
Active: I told a story. (past simple)
Passive: A story was told. (past simple)


PAY ATTENTION TO THE TENSE!


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Active vs Passive voice
Active: I told a story.  (present simple)
Passive: A story was told (by me). (present simple)


PAY ATTENTION TO THE TENSE!


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She reads a book every evening.
A book ... every evening by her.
A
is read
B
was read
C
is being read

Slide 25 - Quiz

They watched a movie at home.
A movie ... at home by them.
A
is watched
B
was watched
C
is being watched

Slide 26 - Quiz

He eats dinner at 7 PM.
Dinner ... at 7 PM by him.
A
is ate
B
is eaten
C
is eats
D
is eat

Slide 27 - Quiz

She visited her grandmother.
Her grandmother ... by her.
A
is visited
B
was visited
C
is being visited

Slide 28 - Quiz

Write your own 3 sentences in the passive voice. Also write down what they look like in the active voice.

Slide 29 - Open question

Over to you...
Stepping stones
timer
5:00

Slide 30 - Slide

Exit ticket
Answer the following questions:
When do we use the Passive voice? (2)
How do we form the Passive voice?
Is the following sentence Active or Passive? Which Tense?
Rewrite the following sentence:
Explain why is the Passive is used in this sentence? 

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