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The document discusses the present simple passive tense in English grammar. It provides examples of active and passive voice sentences, such as "The teacher explains a lesson every day" becoming "A lesson is explained by the teacher every day." It also gives the instructions to make example sentences passive, like "Mum cooks food" becoming "Food is cooked by mom."
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The present simple passive
- 1. The Present Simple Passive
- 2. The teacher explains a lesson every day. subject verb object by + subjectp.p am is are Object A lesson is explained by the teacher every day. Trees are planted by farmers . Farmers plant trees .
- 3. Make these sentences passive : 1- Mum cooks food. Food is cooked by mom.