[P4, Wk4, L1] past simple passive

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• Grammar: The past simple passive
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Goals

• You know what the past simple passive is and how to use it.
• You know all the grammar for this period.

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Page 85, exercises 1 and 2

Page 87, exercises 2, 3, and 6

Example: Active -> Passive

• Active sentence: Julie was singing a song this weekend
• Passive sentence: A song was sung this weekend (by Julie).

Explain the definition and importance of present simple passive.

Example: Active -> Passive

• Active sentence: Julie was singing a song this weekend
• Passive sentence: A song was sung this weekend (by Julie).
  

We can add by ... at the end of the sentence to show who did something.

Explain the definition and importance of present simple passive.

Forming Past Simple Passive (+)

• Form: to be (was/were) + past participle

• This bottle was made of plastic.
• English was spoken in Hong Kong.
• The streets were cleaned on Sundays.

Explain the rules for forming present simple passive.

Forming Present Simple Passive (-)

• Form: to be (was/were) + not + past participle

• Credit cards were not / weren't accepted with ID.
• Coffee was not / wasn't grown in Europe.
• These toys were not / weren't made of wood.

Explain the rules for forming present simple passive.

Forming Present Simple Passive (?)

• Form: to be (was/were) + subject + past participle

• Was the main square decorated in the holidays?
• When were the houses sold?
• Was Spanish spoken around the world?
• Were the streets cleaned on Sundays?

Explain the rules for forming present simple passive.

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Get to work

• Work on page 89.
• Exercises 2, 3, and 5.
• Work in silence first (red light)...
• then you may work together (green light).
• You may listen to music.
• Finished? Study the irregular verbs

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Homework:

Page 89, exercises 2, 3, and 5

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