Unit 2 Emphasizing objects Language Information English VI.

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Unit 2 Emphasizing objects Language Information English VI

 Passive voice is used in English to focus the attention on the action. For example: The telephone was invented in Note that we are not mentioning who invented the telephone but the action itself.

+ a form of vb. to be + past participle Example: A letter was written. A form of verb be is used in passive statements. It’s singular or plural to agree with the subject, and it also tells the tense of the passive construction.

 Check this table to make clear the differences between active voice and passive voice. Active Voice Passive Voice The telephone was invented by Alexander Graham Bell. Active Voice Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone.

To rewrite active voice sentences take into account these: 1.The object of the active sentence becomes the subject of the passive sentence. 2.The subject of the active sentence becomes the object of the passive sentence (or is dropped). Active SUBJECT VERB DIRECT OBJECT Millions of people use the Internet everyday. Passive AGENT The Internet is used by millions of people every day.

Passive with by + agent The agent of the a verb is the person, people or thing which performs the action. If it is necessary to mention it, use the preposition by. For example: The paper was invented by the Chinese.

Describing what something is used for Describing what something looks like  It’s something you use to …  It’s a machine you use to …  It’s an object you use to...  It’s a type of ( paper ) you use to …  It’s a type of (device) you use to…  It’s a thing for …  It’s stuff for …  It’s a type of …  They are made of …  It looks like …  They have … When we describe objects, we usually use the following expressions:

Sewing machine: It’s something you use to sew your clothes or design new ones. Refrigerator: It’s a machine you use to keep your food fresh. Dustpan: It’s an object you use to pick up the garbage or the dust. Mop: It’s a thing for cleaning the floor. Stain remover: It’s stuff for getting marks off your clothes. Antibacterial gel: It’s a type of liquid that we use to clean our hands from bacteria. Screws: They are made of metal Charger phone: It looks like a black box. Drawing pins: They have a round end.

Look again the previous examples and analyze the grammar rule. After “… use to… ” we use the verb in infinitive. It is something we use at home to give light. It is an object we use to clean the floor. After “… use for …” we use the verb in gerund form. It is a type of device that we use for sharpening a pencil’s writing point. It is a tool that we use for opening bottles of wine.

Adjectives describe nouns. They have the same form in the singular and plural. Examples:

Order of adjectives When there are two or more fact adjectives in a statement, they usually go in the following order: Opinion: wonderful, interesting, boring, horrible, difficult, easy, etc. Size: small, big, short, long, etc. Weight: heavy, light, etc. Shape: triangular, round, rectangular, square, oval, etc. Color: yellow, blue, dark, pink, red, green, etc. Origen: American, Chinese, Mexican, etc. Material: cotton, metal, plastic, paper, wool, steel, cardboard, wood, tin, rubber, glass, silk, canvas, nylon, velvet, leather, etc. Examples: Yesterday,I bought an expensive, brown, leather suitcase. My mother lent me a small, old, metal hammer. Daniel gave me as a present a metal corkscrew.

Patricia K. Werner (2007) Mosaic 1 Grammar McGraw-Hill Sue Kay & Vaughan Jone (2000) Inside Out Intermediate Macmillan Sue Kay & Vaughan Jone (2000) Inside Out Upper Intermediate Macmillan Virginia Evans, Jenny Dooley, Enterprise Student’s book Grammar 2, Express Publishing, USA Chris Redston and Gillie Cunningham, face2 face Intermediate Student’s book. Cambridge University Press United Kingdom Jack C. Richards with Jonathan Hull and Susan Proctor. New interchange 2 ( 1997) Cambridge Univeristy Press. United Kingdom Consultada el día 16 de Julio del Pictures taken from Sewing machine: Dustpan: Pins: S7C_f568/s400/thumbtack.jpghttp://2.bp.blogspot.com/_6Pck9l4hGE8/SBBZLdzOcqI/AAAAAAAAAZY/nG- S7C_f568/s400/thumbtack.jpg Mop: Hammer: