8. I
CAN…
Power Targets
Differentiate active from passive
voice
I
CAN…
Organize thoughts and ideas about the
importance of active and passive voice
I
CAN…
Rewrite sentences from active to
passive in simple tenses
9. Voices of the Verb
It refers to the idea of the verb
that shows whether the subject
is doer or the receiver of the
action.
10. Two Types of Voices of the Verb
The subject is the
person or thing that is
actively performing the
verb. The object is the
person or thing that the
verb is happening to.
The dog chases the
ball.
The teacher always
answers the student’s
question.
Active Voice Example
11. Note
• In active voice, the form of
the verb is always in the
base form.
• (Subject + Base Form + Object)
12. Note
(Subject + Base Form + Object)
• The pirate buried the treasure.
• Maria is learning French this year.
13. Two Types of Voices of the Verb
The object comes
before the verb and
appears to perform the
action.
The house was painted
by Anna.
The cat was chased by
the dog.
Passive
Voice
Example
14. Note
• In passive voice, the form of
the verb is always in the
Past Participle.
• (Subject + Be Verb + Verb in Past +
Object)
15. Note
(Subject + Be Verb + Verb in Past)
• The letter was written by John.
• They were called by the man.
21. Instructions
• The class will be divided into 5
teams.
• Each team will have one
representative per sentence.
• Transform active to passive voice
• The team who answers correctly
first will have a raise to their flag.