2. 1 Active & Passive Active & Passive Active Voice Form Subject of a sentence does the action e.g. A man is cutting down a tree. ‘A man’ = subject – “does the action” -- cutting -

3. 2 Active & Passive Active & Passive Passive Voice Form Object receives the action e.g. A tree is being cut down by a man. ‘A tree’ = cut down. Passive

4. 3 Active-Passive Voice – example 1 The boy is carrying the girl.Active Voice The boy is carrying the girl.Active Voice The boy = subject The boy = subject the girl = object of the verb the girl = object of the verb Who is doing the action of carrying? = The boy Who is doing the action of carrying? = The boy

5. Active-Passive Voice – example 2 The girl is being carried by the boy. Passive Voice The girl = subject is being carried = verb the boy = object of the preposition ‘by’ Who is RECEIVING the action of carrying? = The girl 4

6. Active-Passive Voice – changes 1 John reads a book every day. Active Voice A book is read every day by John. Passive Voice 05-05-2009BCK 5

7. 05-05-2009BCK6 Active-Passive Voice – changes 3 JJJJohn reads a book every day. Active Voice A book is read every day by John. Passive voice

8. Active-Passive Voice – note 1 He cooks food. Active Voice ‘food’ singular Food is cooked by him. Passive Voice 05-05-2009BCK 7

9. Active-Passive Voice – note 2 He carried some books.Active Voice ‘some books’ – Plural Some books were carried by him. Passive Voice ‘were carried’ 05-05-2009BCK 8

10. 05-05-2009BCK9 Active-Passive Voice -- note 3 She has signed ten letters.Active Voice ‘She’ – subject; singular Ten letters h hh have been signed by her. Passive Voice ‘Ten letters’ – plural

11. Active-Passive Voice – Tense Change 1 She bakes cakes. Active ‘bakes’ – verb – Simple Present Tense Cakes are baked by her. Passive Voice ‘are baked’ – verb – Simple Present Tense 05-05-2009BCK 10

12. Active-Passive – Tense Change 2 He is building a sand castle. ‘is building’ – verb – present continues tense – ACTIVE VOICE FORM A sand castle is being built by him. ‘is being built’ – verb PASSIVE VOICE FORM 05-05-2009BCK 11

13. Active-Passive -- Tense Change 3 He has drawn a picture. ‘has drawn’ – verb – present perfect tense ACTIVE VOICE A picture has been drawn by him. ‘has been drawn’ – verb – present perfect tense PASSIVE VOICE 05-05-2009BCK 12

14. 05-05-2009 BCK 13 Active-Passive Voice – Tense Change 5 She told me a secret.Active Voice ‘told’ – verb – simple past tense A secret was told (to) me by her. Passive Voice ‘was told’ – verb – simple past tense

15. Active-Passive Voice – Tense Change 6 The postman was delivering the post. ACTIVE VOICE FORM The post was being delivered by the postman. PASSIVE VOICE FORM 05-05-2009BCK 14

16. 05-05-2009BCK15 Active-Passive Voice – Tense Change 9 They will give the beggar some money. ‘will give’ -- Active The beggar will be given some money by them. ‘will be given’ -- Passive

17. 05-05-2009BCK16 Active-Passive Voice – Tense Change 13 The Modal Auxiliary (helping) Verbs in Passive Voice Form take ‘be’: e.g. He will give you a book. Active Voice You will be given a book by him. Passive e.g. They can pick a number. Active Voice A number can be picked by them. Passive e.g. We must finish this job. Active Voice This job must be finished by us. Passive

18. ACTIVE INTO PASSIVE 17