Week 48: Passive tense and theatre

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This lesson contains 27 slides, with interactive quizzes, text slides and 3 videos.

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Today: 
Word of the week

The passive tense

Thanksgiving

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Word of the week: 
Looks like the Dutch translation 


  A verb
rise and fall irregularly
in number or amount

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Fluctuate 
A verb 
rise and fall irregularly 
in number or amount.

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Try to make a sentence with the word 'fluctuate'

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The passive tense 
My sister got attacked by pengiuns
Penguins attacked my sister 
*Disclaimer: this is not based on true events, no sisters or penguins were harmed in the designing of this lesson*

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Slide 7 - Video

Do you have any idea?

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Active

The subject performs an action 


My boyfriend plays the guitar 
Passive 

The subject is receiving/undergoing an action

The guitar is being played by my boyfriend

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Passive voice
Quite popular in news episodes 

In the passive voice it is not that important WHO did the action, the action/the result is most important 

Let's go back to my example: 

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Example

My sister got attacked by pengiuns
I want to emphasize that my sister was a victim
 

Penguins attacked my sister 
I want to emphasize that it was penguins that attacked

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More innocent example then

I did the laundry / the laundry was done by me

I washed the car /  the car was washed by me 



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How do you form a passive sentence? 

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Now you try
It may be anything

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Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving was celebrated last week 

What is this holiday about? 
How has is changed throughout the years? 

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Mayflower
Many many years ago (1620) a ship sailed from Leiden to Plymouth America. 

On board were the so called settlers who were looking for religious freedom

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The first thanksgiving
The settlers met the indigenous 
people of America and were welcomed
with open arms. 

The first thanksgiving was to celebrate
the first succesfull harvest 

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What do they celebrate? 
Well, they don't really agree on that
They celebrate it anyway

Relgious freedom, good harvest, being able to stuff yourself with turkey? 

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What is typical for thanksgiving?

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Typical thanksgiving
Stuffed turkey
Eating until you feel as stuffed
as the turkey is 
Pumpkin pie

Plomping on te couch to watch
the parade 

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The thanksgiving parade 
A tradition since 1924
A massive parade presented by a department store, broadcasted live on television
Is this the only parade? No.. 

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Slide 25 - Video

Would you want to celebrate thanksgiving once?
Why?

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Slide 27 - Video