Passive (8B)

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• Middelbare school
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• Leerjaar 4

Today

Listening: Woots

Passive

Reading

read your book

music is ok

No book with you? Do research

- themes

- analysis

- background

- write presentation 

Passive
What do you remember from last class?

p97, unit 8b, ex. 6

Questions we normally ask: who does what? Move the object, do the "to be + 3rd form" thing. 

Steve pushes the panda ----- the panda is pushed by Steve

Look at this: 

I must do my homework

So now what?

I must do my homework

p97, unit 8b, ex. 6

I must do my homework

My homework must... be done... by me

BUT.... some verbs go with being

extra help 1

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extra help 2

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extra help 3

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Practice practice practice

Go to THIS Google Form (I also posted it in Classroom) and get to work. 

Finished? ex 7 and 8 in unit 8B. 

We'll do 8 together if you want to, you may also just work independently 

Finished? Research your book or find extra practice in Classroom

The internet was invented by...

Find an interesting fact 

Make a sentence using the fact (use the passive!)

Add them to the next slide in the wordweb

(Tim Berners-Lee)

Your fact here

Homework: passives worksheet

Want to learn more? I have some help in the next slides in this LessonUp. Check the previous LessonUps as well, and don't forget Classroom. 

How to study this?

- make sure you have a firm understanding of past and present

- of simple, perfect, and continuous

BECAUSE

- you need to know the auxiliary verbs (hulpwerkwoorden)

 passive = auxiliary +  to be + verb (past particple)

- to be: does your tense need an infinitive (ik-vorm), a past, or a participle (3e rijtje ww)? 

- present simple (no aux)

- present continuous (aux = to be + ing)

- present perfect (aux = have + participle)

- past simple (no aux)

- past continuous (aux = was/were + ing)

Grammar is a formula, just put the right item in the correct box

Words                                    are                          written

- present continuous (aux = to be + ing)

Words  are                            being                      written

- present perfect (aux = have + participle)

Words have                           been                     written

- past simple (no aux)

Words                                       were                   written

- past continuous (aux = was/were + ing)

Words were                               being                    written

subject	aux	to be	verb
Homework		is	done
	is	being	done
	has	been	done
		was	done
	was	being	done
	had	been	done

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