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Passive

Grammar

When do we use the passive?

-When the focus is on the action

and on the object of the sentence.

It's not important who does the action.

PASSIVE WITH PRESENT SIMPLE

PRESENT SIMPLE

ACTIVE

PASSIVE

subject+verb+object

object+auxiliary verb+past participle (+by) +subject

EXAMPLES

EXAMPLES

ACTIVE

PASSIVE

-A cake is made by Mary.

-A house is built by Luke.

-A muffin is eaten by Johnny.

-A mouse is killed by the snake.

-Mary makes a cake.

-Luke builds a house.

-Johnny eats a muffin.

-The snake kills a mouse.

PASSIVE WITH PAST SIMPLE

PAST SIMPLE

PASSIVE

ACTIVE

subject+past simple+object

object+was/were+past participle+by+subject

EXAMPLES

ACTIVE

-The man drove this car.

-Ellen wrote this poem.

-Tom threw those sandwiches away.

-My dog ate a banana.

EXAMPLES

PASSIVE

-This car was driven by the man.

-This poem was written by Ellen.

-Those sandwiches were thrown away by Tom.

-A banana was eaten by my dog.

IRREGULAR

COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE ADJECTIVES

Comparatives and superlatives

ADJECTIVE

COMPARATIVE

SUPERLATIVE

good better best

bad worse worst

little less least

much more most

far further / farther furthest / farthest

SUPERLATIVE ADJECTIVES

COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES

Grammar

-used in sentences where two nouns are compared

-used in sentences where a subject is compared to a group of objects

ONE SYLLABLE ADJECTIVES

ADJECTIVE

COMPARATIVE

SUPERLATIVE

tall taller tallest

fat fatter fattest

big bigger biggest

sad sadder saddest

TWO SYLLABLES ADJECTIVES

ADJECTIVE

COMPARATIVE

SUPERLATIVE

subject+verb+comparative adjective+then+object

subject+verb+the+superlative adjective+object

happy happier happiest

simple simpler simplest

busy busier busiest

tilted more tilted most tilted

tangled more tangled most tangled

THREE OR MORE SYLLABLES ADJECTIVES

ADJECTIVE

SUPERLATIVE

COMPARATIVE

important more important most important

expensive more expensive most expensive

Suffixes

-ion / -ation / -ment

Vocabulary

VERB

NOUN

EXAMPLES:

- express - expression

- create - creation

- move - movement

Our modern world

What is happening to our world?

Energy

What can we do to help it?

Are you already doing something for the world?

What can we do to save energy?

Vocabulary

EXAMPLES:

Use / turn on / turn off / save / shut / plug / unplug etc...

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