EN_H3_H3_Passive

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• Middelbare school
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• Leerjaar 3

Abdelhadi
Manar
Mohammed	Nour
Husein	Chaimae

Nontari	Hamza
Leyla	Lilian
Waeisam	Wilson
Tehzeeb	Imran

	Ibrahim
Hayrunissa	Khadija
Melek	Haitham
Khaoula	Matlooba

Plattegrond

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Deur --->

Loubna

Be ready to work in 2 minutes !

- Take off your jacket!

- Book, pen & notebook on the table

- Mobile in your bag

- Bag on the floor

- No. You may not go to the toilet! 

Hello!

- Passive Voice (lijdende vorm, Grammar J)

- Practice Passive Voice & Relative Clauses

- Grammar J (Both, Neither, all, etc.)

What are we going to do today?

What for?

At the end of the lesson, I...:

...can understand the passive form.

...can use the passive form in all tenses.

...can use both, either, all, each.

When do you use it?

- When it is not important to say who did something

- When it is not known who did something

How do you make a sentence in the passive form?

- The verb to be in the tense of the sentence in active form + voltooid deelwoord

- If you want to say who did it, use BY + the person

The Passive Form, p. 47

Present simple : am/is/are + voltooid deelwoord

Present continuous: am/is/are being + vd

Present perfect: has/have been + vd

Past simple: was/were + vd

Past continuous: was/were being + vd

Future met will: will be + vd

Future met to be going to: am/are/is going to be + vd

To be in passive sentences

Someone broke our window.

Our window was broken

(to be in Past Simple + v.d. to break)

Someone has stolen the jewels

The jewels have been stolen

(to be in Past Simple + v.d. to break)

Present simple -> I make a cake. -> A cake is made (by me).

Present continuous -> I am making a cake. -> A cake is being made (by me).

Past simple -> I made a cake. -> A cake was made (by me).

Past continuous -> I was making a cake. -> A cake was being made (by me).

Present perfect -> I have made a cake. -> A cake has been made (by me).

I am going to eat this apple.

Match the sentence elements with the correct part of the sentence

object

subject

verbs

She has painted the painting.

She has painted the painting.

Match the sentence elements with the correct part of the sentence

subject

verbs

object

Turn the sentence passive:

She teased her little brother.

Turn the sentence passive:

The dog was chasing him.

Turn the sentence passive:

He is making dinner tonight.

Exercises

24 (p. 77)

25 (p. 78)

26 (p. 79)

27 (p. 79)

5 minutes per exercise

Thank you for the good work!

See you next time!