Project 6 Sprint 1 Year 2 2020 - 2021

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 2

PROJECT 6

SPRINT 1

No pronoun needed

No pronoun needed

specific extra information

specific information for a thing

What is a survey

Een enquête

Een interview

Een gesprek

Een onderzoek

WHICH TYPES OF SURVEYS DO YOU KNOW?

00:35

What does the speaker mean by "customer experience defines who the company is"?

01:12

What question can you ask your target audience to find out what they find important in customer experience?

02:04

Do you stop buying from a specific company if you had a bad customer experience?

Active vs Passive

We often choose passive structures when

we want to talk about an action,

but are not so interested in

(saying) who or what does/did it.

ACTIVE

An architect designed this beautiful building.

Austrians speak German.

He wrote this book in 2010.

PASSIVE

This beautiful building was designed by an architect.

German is spoken by Austrians.

This book was written in 2010 (by him).

Same structure.

ACTIVE
An architect  / designed / this beautiful building.

subject     /      verb(s)   /  rest of the sentence

PASSIVE

This beautiful building / was designed / by an architect.

                             subject          /     verb(s)            /  rest of the sentence

Same structure, but...

ACTIVE
An architect  / designed / this beautiful building.

subject    = "the doer"

PASSIVE

This beautiful building / was designed / by an architect.     subject= "the receiver" (or in bad English "the undergoer")

Also / or

The passive is always a form of

TO BE + PAST PARTICIPLE (=voltooid deelwoord)

Example:

The researcher analyses the survey results. (=ACTIVE)

The survey results are analysed (by the researcher). (=PASSIVE)

!!! analyses is present tense, so the form of TO BE is also present

Also / or

The passive is always a form of

TO BE + PAST PARTICIPLE (=voltooid deelwoord)

Example:

That man saw the robbery. (=ACTIVE)

The robbery was seen by that man. (=PASSIVE)

!!! saw is past tense, so the form of TO BE is also past.

LET'S TRY! ACTIVE or PASSIVE?
Alan teaches Geography.

1. Active
2. Passive

ACTIVE or PASSIVE?
Henry Ford invented the assembly line.

1. Active
2. Passive

ACTIVE of PASSIVE?
These cars are produced in Japan.

1. Active
2. Passive

ACTIVE of PASSIVE?
Lots of houses were destroyed by the earthquake in 1906.

1. Active
2. Passive

ACTIVE of PASSIVE?
She is reading the newspaper now.

1. Active
2. Passive

ACTIVE of PASSIVE?
The bus driver was hurt yesterday.

1. Active
2. Passive

How much of the PASSIVE do you understand now?

0100

DoorEngels

for a grade

Task 22 - B1:

Everything

(except 1.1 and

exam practice)