02-06-2022

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 3

Homework

• Homework check!
   - questionnaire
   - exercise 16: questions? 

Today

• Passive (explanation + round of practice)
• Study for your test (ask questions, study  vocabulary/phrases) 
  - self-test 
  - catch up (extra practice)

Spot the Difference

• Multiple markers: memorise each item and their   spot on the whiteboard 
• Small changes: which ones? 
   - raise your hand if you know

Lesson Goals

At the end of today's lesson, you'll be able to...

• recognise a passive 
• explain how to make a passive
• turn an active sentence into a passive sentence

Passive

What is a passive? 

• focus on something being done instead of on who does the action (but you can add "by ....").
  
• writing > speaking 

Passive

• Construction: form of to be + past participle
• Present simple: 
• Past simple: 
• Present continuous:
• Past continuous:
• Present perfect:
• Future 'will' / modals:

Passive

• Construction: form of to be + past participle
• Present simple: is
• Past simple:
• Present continuous:
• Past continuous:
• Present perfect:
• Future 'will' / modals:

Passive

• Construction: form of to be + past participle
• Present simple: is
• Past simple: was
• Present continuous:
• Past continuous:
• Present perfect:
• Future 'will' / modals:

Passive

• Construction: form of to be + past participle
• Present simple: is
• Past simple: was
• Present continuous: is being
• Past continuous:
• Present perfect:
• Future 'will' / modals:

Passive

• Construction: form of to be + past participle
• Present simple: is
• Past simple: was
• Present continuous: is being
• Past continuous: were being
• Present perfect:
• Future 'will' / modals:

Passive

• Construction: form of to be + past participle
• Present simple: is
• Past simple: was
• Present continuous: is being
• Past continuous: were being
• Present perfect: have/has been
• Future 'will' / modals:

Passive

• Construction: form of to be + past participle
• Present simple: is
• Past simple: was
• Present continuous: is being
• Past continuous: were being
• Present perfect: have/has been
• Future 'will' / modals: will/can/may/etc. be

Passive

How to turn an active sentence into a passive one:

1. add form of to be (same tense as active sentence)
2. turn main verb into past participle
3. turn object of the sentence into subject
4. you can move the subject of the active sentence to the end and add "by" before it

Hand-out

• Round of practice
    - complete part A & B
    - write down name 
    - hand in when done
• See grammar 5.6 (book)

Let's get to work!

• Exercises 34 (5.4), self-test F, catch up 6A & 6B
• Done? 
   - study for test: vocabulary/phrases, self-test
     (homework Tuesday)
• Possibility for extra round
   of grammar explanation! 

Almost there

• Next Tuesday: repetition, Q&A, practice
    - homework: self-test unit 5!
• Thursday: test unit 5
• Presentation groups: Magister