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The document discusses the active and passive voice in English. It explains how to change an active voice sentence to the passive voice by changing the subject and object, adding the auxiliary "to be" in the appropriate tense, and adding the past participle of the main verb. Examples are provided of sentences changed from active to passive voice. The document also discusses the forms and uses of the passive voice, including the past participle and auxiliary verb forms.
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help of Advanced technologies like Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems is
crucial for coordinated efforts across different administrative levels. Advanced technologies like
Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems
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structure of plant communities across different temporal and spatial scales. These changes can
occur natural.
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- 1. VOICE ACTIVE AND VOICE PASIVE. Nombre: Carolina Meca
- 2. VOICE ACTIVE — VOICE PASSIVE To switch the active voice sentences to passive voice, simply: 1) Change the order of subject and object. 2) Add the auxiliary "to be" in the tense of the active voice. 3) Add the participle of the main verb. For example:
- 3. Use of the passive voice To look out for more on the action rather than who makes. For example: The bike was sold by my brother. To whom does the action when it is an understood subject. For example: John was arrested. When someone is not in charge of what is said or anyone responsible have said. For example: Commented that Julia has been separated.
- 4. Form of the passive verb The passive voice in English is a form composed of the auxiliary verb TO BE and past participle of the main verb. Application forms are sent by email. Las solicitudes son enviadas por email. The car was washed yesterday. El coche fue lavado ayer.
- 5. 1. The past participle With regular verbs ending-ed leads. With irregular verbs, the past participle is the third form of the verb (to speak-spoke-spoken). The participle is invariable - has the same shape regardless of the subject or the verb tense you use is. For example: The paper was sticked. (El papel fue pegado) The paper had been sticked. (El papel ha sido pegado)
- 6. 2. The auxiliary TO BE Bears the marks of tense (present, past, future). Therefore, the auxiliary TO BE conjugates. It can also be combined with modal verbs. Present Simple: The car is washed every week. El coche es lavado todas las semanas. Past Simple: The car was washed yesterday. El coche fue limpiado ayer.
- 7. Present Perfect: The car has already been washed. El coche ha sido limpiado ya. Past Perfect: When I arrived, the car had already been washed. Cuando llegué, el coche había sido limpiado ya. Future “will”: The car will be washed tomorrow. El coche será limpiado mañana. Modal verb: The car should be washed this weekend. El coche debería de ser limpiado esta semana.
- 8. The car can be washed this weekend. El coche puede ser limpiado esta semana. The car must be washed this weekend. El coche debe ser limpiado esta semana. Going to (future): The car is going to be washed this weekend. El coche estará siendo limpiado esta semana.
- 9. Examples of active voice to passive voice - The staff telephoned the police. The police were telephoned by the staff. - The police took the man to the police station. The man was took by the police to the police station. - The police officer asked the man who he was. The man was asked by the police officers. - Scott Wild, undercover reporter. Why have you arrested me? Scott Wild, undercover reported. Why have I been arrested by your? - A journalist will tell the full story in tomorrow´s Daily Sun. The full story will be tell by a journalist in tomorrow´s Daily Sun.
- 10. Examples of active voice to passive voice - The staff telephoned the police. The police were telephoned by the staff. - The police took the man to the police station. The man was took by the police to the police station. - The police officer asked the man who he was. The man was asked by the police officers. - Scott Wild, undercover reporter. Why have you arrested me? Scott Wild, undercover reported. Why have I been arrested by your? - A journalist will tell the full story in tomorrow´s Daily Sun. The full story will be tell by a journalist in tomorrow´s Daily Sun.