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My mother will cook a chicken lasagna for dinner. The document provides an example of changing a sentence from active to passive voice, where the subject "My mother" becomes the agent and is combined with "by" and the noun "a nice chicken lasagna" becomes the subject in the passive form: "A nice chicken lasagna is being cooked by my mom."
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- 1. MY MOTHER IS GOING TO COOK A NICE CHICKEN LASAGNA TONIGHT LET´S WORK IN SOME EXAMPLE
- 2. GO FROM ACTIVE TO PASSIVE 1. WHAT´S THE TIME? …… PRESENT PROGRESSIVE 2. WHAT´S THE SUBJECT? …… MY MOTHER 3. WHAT´S THE NOUN? ………. A NICE CHICKEN LASANGA (WHAT HAPPENED WITH THE EORD TONIGHT?, YOU WILL SEE) REMEMBER THE SUBJECT BECOMES THE AGENT TOGETHE WITH THE WORD BY AND THE NOUN BECOMES THE SUBJECT, YOUR VERB MUST GO ON PAST PARTICIPLE.
- 3. A NICE CHICKEN LASAGNA IS BEING COOKED BY MY MOM. THE END RESULT