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The document discusses the difference between active and passive voice in sentences. It provides examples of sentences written in active voice and their passive voice equivalents. The key difference between active and passive voice is that active voice uses the verb form "verb+ing" while passive voice uses the past participle form of the verb. Passive voice constructions feature the subject receiving the action rather than performing it. Various tenses like simple present, past, future etc. are discussed along with their active and passive forms.
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Odoo provides an option for creating a module by using a single line command. By using this command the user can make a whole structure of a module. It is very easy for a beginner to make a module. There is no need to make each file manually. This slide will show how to create a module using the scaffold method.
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- 1. ACTIVE & PASSIVE Voice 1. Saya memanggil = I am calling 2. Saya dipanggil = I am called I am calling disebut aktif dan I am called disebut pasif. Dimana letak perbedaannya? Letak perbedaannya hanya dalam kata kerjanya. Kata kerja yang ditambah –ing adalah aktif Kata kerja (verb 3) atau past participle adalah pasif
- 2. • Contoh: Aktif : I write a letter Saya menulis sepucuk surat Pasif : A letter is written by me Sepucuk surat ditulis oleh saya Aktif: He hate me Ia membenci saya Pasif: I was hated by him Saya dibenci olehnya
- 3. 1. Simple Present (noun + is,am,are + past participle) Aktif: I write a letter Pasif: A letter is written by me 2. Present Continuous (noun + is, am,are + being + past participle) Aktif: He is buying a car Pasif: A car is being bought by him 3. Simple Past (noun + was/were + past participle) Aktif: He hated me Pasif: I was hated by him
- 4. 4. Past Continuous (noun+ was/were+being+ pastP) Aktif: I was admiring this statue Pasif: This statue was being admired by me 5. Simple future (noun+ shall/will+be+ past Partcpl) Aktif: They will polish the car Pasif: The car will be polished by them
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- 7. Hafalkan! • To be continued diteruskan • To be made dibuat • To be given diberikan • To be held dipegang • To be bitten digigit • To be caught ditangkap • To be heard didengar • To be sent dikirim • To be taken diambil • To be stolen dicuri • To be counted dihitung • To be paid dibayar
- 8. Latihan: buatlah ke dalam bentuk pasif 1. David rode the bicycle 2. She cut my nail 3. We are arresting the pickpocket 4. I shall buy a new car 5. Do you love me? 6. Somebody put the fire out 7. Have you paid all debts? 8. I had found your wallet 9. They have promised me higher salaries 10.Mr. Hermon does not trust you
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