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How to Change Active to Passive Simple Present and Simple Past
Remember… Passive = BE + PAST PARTICIPLE (PP) Examples: gone	driven 	   bought	  flown 		tried		traveled If you need to study these, look on page A-10 and A-11. Study the commonly used verbs, like these examples.
Simple Present past participle (PP)
How to Make Passive Active:	Rita 		writes 	       a letter. Passive : BE +   PAST PARTICIPLE A letter (is/are)  written by Rita.
Simple Past past participle (PP)
How to Make Passive Active:	Rita 		wrote	       a letter. Passive : BE +   PAST PARTICIPLE A letter (was/were)  written by Rita.

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Changing Active to Passive Sentences

  • 1. How to Change Active to Passive Simple Present and Simple Past
  • 2. Remember… Passive = BE + PAST PARTICIPLE (PP) Examples: gone driven bought flown tried traveled If you need to study these, look on page A-10 and A-11. Study the commonly used verbs, like these examples.
  • 3. Simple Present past participle (PP)
  • 4. How to Make Passive Active: Rita writes a letter. Passive : BE + PAST PARTICIPLE A letter (is/are) written by Rita.
  • 5. Simple Past past participle (PP)
  • 6. How to Make Passive Active: Rita wrote a letter. Passive : BE + PAST PARTICIPLE A letter (was/were) written by Rita.