PASSIVES Part II. THE FUTURE, PRESENT PERFECT AND MODAL PASSIVE FORM.

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PASSIVES Part II

THE FUTURE, PRESENT PERFECT AND MODAL PASSIVE FORM

IDENTIFY ( Present Perfect Passive) What tense of the verb is this? How do you think you could form the passive? Look at the underlined verb (line five) What are the parts of the form? has ignored has / have beenpast part.

IDENTIFY (Future Passive) What tense of the verb is this? How do you think you could form the passive? Look at the example that is circled (line eight) What are the parts of the form? will hear willbe past part.

ANALYZE (Modal Passive) Look at this example sentence: What are the three parts of the modal passive? The situation simply cannot be allowed to continue modal bepast part.

Books closed In pairs change this sentence to: –Future passive with will –Present perfect passive –Modal passive with must TV violence is limited

Books closed In pairs change this example to: –Modal passive question and short answer with should –Future passive with will –Present perfect passive Are the parents blamed? Yes, they are