Passive and active voice
Welcome to today's English lesson!
With Ms Frijns
Background: Who is this?
Lesduur is: 60 minOnderdelen in deze les
Welcome to today's English lesson!
With Ms Frijns
Background: Who is this?
By the end of this lesson, you...
...know what an active and passive voice is.
...know how to use the passive and active voice.
Table of Contents
Overview: How far along are we?
Explanation: active and passive voice.
Work on the weektask.
Homework Check
If I call your name, say yes or no.
Do the puzzle.
Rules:
Do it by yourself or together with someone in your table group at a whispering volume.
You are allowed to use your book if you need to.
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Spot the differences
When Ruby came downstairs, she saw that the living room was in disarray! The window had been broken and the TV was smashed. Glass was shattered onto the floor and a can of water had been knocked over. In these kinds of situations, the police is called immediately.
Story 2
Story 1
When Ruby came downstairs, she saw that the living room was in disarray! The burgler had broken the window and they smashed the TV. They shattered the glass onto the floor and they had knocked over a can of water. In these kinds of situations, you call the police immediately.
Spot the differences
When Ruby came downstairs, she saw that the living room was in disarray! The window had been broken and the TV was smashed. Glass was shattered onto the floor and a can of water had been knocked over. In these kinds of situations, the police is called immediately.
Story 2
Story 1
When Ruby came downstairs, she saw that the living room was in disarray! The burgler had broken the window and they smashed the TV. They shattered the glass onto the floor and they had knocked over a can of water. In these kinds of situations, you call the police immediately.
Waarop ligt de focus in de verschillende zinnen?
Explanation: Passive and active voice
(Bedrijvende / lijdende vorm)
Active vs Passive voice
Active: I bake a cake.
Passive:
Active: The reporter published the news.
Passive:
Wanneer gebruik je de passive voice?
Active vs Passive voice
Active: I bake a cake.
Passive: A cake is baked.
Active: The reporter published the news.
Passive:
Wanneer gebruik je de passive voice?
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.
Wanneer gebruik je de passive voice?
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.
Wanneer gebruik je de passive voice?
1. Wanneer het niet belangrijk is wie iets heeft gedaan.
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.
Wanneer gebruik je de passive voice?
1. Wanneer het niet belangrijk is wie iets heeft gedaan.
2. Wanneer de actie belangrijker is dan wie het doet.
Active vs Passive voice
Active: I bake a cake.
Passive: A cake is baked.
Hoe maak je de passive voice van een active voice?
Active vs Passive voice
Active: I bake a cake. (Onderwerp - ww - leidend voorwerp)
Passive: A cake is baked.
Hoe maak je de passive voice van een active voice?
Active vs Passive voice
Active: I bake a cake. (Onderwerp - ww - leidend voorwerp)
Passive: A cake is baked. (Leidend voorwerp - ((to be) - ww))
Hoe maak je de passive voice van een active voice?
Leidend voorwerp + to be + past participle
Active vs Passive voice
Active: I bake a cake. (Onderwerp - ww - leidend voorwerp)
Passive: A cake is baked by me. (Leidend voorwerp - ((to be) - ww)
Hoe maak je de passive voice van een active voice?
Leidend voorwerp + to be + past participle (+ by + onderwerp)
Do exercise 51 d by yourself. (page 119)
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Active vs Passive voice
Active: I tell a story.
Passive:
LET OP DE TIJDSVORM!
Active vs Passive voice
Active: I tell a story. (present simple)
Passive: A story is told. (present simple)
LET OP DE TIJDSVORM!
Active vs Passive voice
Active: I told a story.
Passive:
LET OP DE TIJDSVORM!
Active vs Passive voice
Active: I told a story. (past simple)
Passive: A story was told. (past simple)
LET OP DE TIJDSVORM!
Active vs Passive voice
Active: I am telling a story.
Passive:
LET OP DE TIJDSVORM!
Active vs Passive voice
Active: I am telling a story. (present continuous)
Passive: A story is being told. (present continuous)
LET OP DE TIJDSVORM!
Active vs Passive voice
Active: I was telling a story.
Passive:
LET OP DE TIJDSVORM!
Active vs Passive voice
Active: I was telling a story. (past continuous)
Passive: A story was being told. (past continuous)
LET OP DE TIJDSVORM!
Active vs Passive voice
Active: I have told a story.
Passive:
Active: I had told a story.
Passive:
LET OP DE TIJDSVORM!
Active vs Passive voice
Active: I have told a story. (present perfect)
Passive: A story has been told.
Active: I had told a story.
Passive:
LET OP DE TIJDSVORM!
Active vs Passive voice
Active: I have told a story. (present perfect)
Passive: A story has been told.
Active: I had told a story. (past perfect)
Passive: A story had been told.
LET OP DE TIJDSVORM!
Active: The mechanic is repairing the car. (write down the full sentence with subject)
Active: She read the book.
Active: Tonya had crafted the map.
Active: Clara was checking the furniture.
Over to you...
Work on the weektask (week 43) OR work on the skillsfile.
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