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2. To talk about actions, events and prucesses
when the action event or process is seen as
more important than the agent.
 ESTRUCTURE:
Active
Passive
Subjet
Aget. +by
verbo
verbo ( TO BE + PAST PARTICIPLE)
C.D
Subjet
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4. 
ACTIVE
PRESENT SIMPLE:
TAKE/TAKES
PRESENT CONTINUOUS:
IS/ARE TAKING
PRESENT PERFECT
SIMPLE:
HAS/HAVE TAKEN

PASSIVE
IS/ARE TAKEN
IS/ARE BEING TAKEN
HAS/HAVE BEEN TAKEN

5. 
ACTIVE

PASSIVE
PAST SIMPLE:
TOOK
WAS/WERE
TAKEN
PAST CONTINUOUS:
WAS/WERE TAKING
WAS/WERE
BEING TAKEN
PAST PERFECT SIMPLE:
HAD TAKEN
HAD BEEN
TAKEN

6. 
ACTIVE

PASSIVE
FUTURE SIMPLE:
WILL TAKE
WILL BE TAKE
FUTURE PERFECT:
WILL HAVE TAKEN
WILL HAVE BEEN TAKEN

7. ACTIVE
CONDITIONAL:
WOULD TAKE


PASSIVE
WOULD BE TAKEN
WOULD+HAVE+PAST
PARTICIPLE:
WOULD HAVE TAKEN
WOULD HAVE
BENN TAKEN
INFINITIVE: TO TAKE
TO BE TAKEN

8. ACTIVE
TO+HAVE+PAST
PARTICIPLE:
TO HAVE TAKEN


PASSIVE
TO HAVE BEEN TAKEN
ING FORMS:
-TAKING
BEING TAKEN
-HAVING TAKEN
HAVING BEEN TAKEN

9. 
When we are interested in the agent, we
always use the preposition: BY.
Example:
Pizza is eaten all Saturdays by my brother.

10. When the active verb has two objects,
direct and indirect, the object usually
becomes the subject of the passive
sentence. Between the verbs that
support this structure: give, send, show,
lend, ask, tell, offer, order and pay.
 Example:

Active: they gave him a life sentence.
Passive: he was given a life sentence.
Passsive: A life sentence was given to him.

11. 
A. They changed the lock after robbery P. The lock were
changed after the robbery
A. They checked the equipment carefully P. The equipment was
checked carefully.
 A. the children are watching a film P. A film is being watched by
children.
 A. the company has offered us a very good job. P. We have been
offered a very good job by the company.
 A. Marie will eat fish tomorrow. P. Fish will be eaten tomorrow by
Marie.
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