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  1. 1. Where is Lauren from?: A Lesson on the Passive Voice Goals: - Learn about San Francisco and Berkeley - Use the passive voice correctly - Describe places in your city or neighborhood
  2. 2. I’m from California. • As a child, I lived in San Diego. • As an adult, I lived in the San Francisco Bay Area.
  3. 3. My home in San Francisco
  4. 4. Six things I like about the San Francisco Bay Area:
  5. 5. #1: It’s beautiful. • San Francisco is built on hills next to the ocean. • The streets are lined with Victorian houses. • Every year, San Francisco is visited by over 16 million tourists.
  6. 6. #2: It’s international. • 112 different languages are spoken in San Francisco. • The most common languages are English, Spanish, Chinese, and Vietnamese. • Delicious international food is served all over the city. • The Mission District is packed with wonderful Mexican restaurants.
  7. 7. #3: It’s creative. • The Silicon Valley is the world capital of technology. • iPads and iPods are designed here at the Apple Headquarters. • EA Games designs videogames here such as The Sims and FIFA Football. • The headquarters of Google, Youtube, and Facebook are also located here.
  8. 8. #4: It’s liberal. • In general, all people are accepted here. • People aren’t judged by their race, gender, or sexual orientation. • A large gay community is based in the Castro District.
  9. 9. #5: It’s intellectual. • More than fifty colleges and universities are located here. • Two of these schools, Berkeley and Stanford, are considered world-class universities. • People go to cafés to read, study, or discuss ideas.
  10. 10. #6: It’s on the water. • Beaches are found all around the city. • The weather is mild – not too hot and not to cold! • The ocean can be seen from your home or office window.
  11. 11. Visit San Francisco! You will enjoy it. 
  12. 12. Grammar: The Passive Voice • San Francisco is built on hills next to the ocean. • The streets are lined with Victorian houses. • Every year, San Francisco is visited by over 16 million tourists.
  13. 13. Grammar: The Passive Voice • San Francisco is built on hills next to the ocean. • The streets are lined with Victorian houses. • Every year, San Francisco is visited by over 16 million tourists.
  14. 14. When do you use the passive?
  15. 15. We use passive when… • San Francisco is built on hills next to the ocean. • We talk about actions. • The streets are lined • It is not clear or with Victorian houses. important who does the action. • Every year, San Francisco is visited by over 16 • You can use “by” to million tourists. say who does the action.
  16. 16. To form the passive Positive: • is/are/am/be + past participle The streets are lined with Victorian houses. Negative: • isn’t / aren’t + past participle People aren’t judged by their race, gender, or sexual orientation.
  17. 17. What is a past participle? • You studied them with the present perfect. • Use the chart in your grammar book! Regular: (-ed) Irregular: accepted been based bought considered found designed had judged made located seen served spoken
  18. 18. Which sentence is passive? 1. One hundred and twelve different languages are spoken in San Francisco. 2. The most common languages are English, Spanish, Chinese, and Vietnamese.
  19. 19. Which sentence is passive? • EA Games designs videogames such as The Sims and FIFA Football. • iPads and iPods are designed at the Apple Headquarters.
  20. 20. Which sentence is passive? • More than fifty colleges and universities are located in the San Francisco Bay Area. • People go to cafés to read, study, or discuss ideas.
  21. 21. University of California, Berkeley Landmark Doe Library Memorial Stadium Cinema Telegraph Ave. Zellerbach Theatre Café Strada Blondie’s Pizza College Ave. City of Berkeley People’s Park
  22. 22. Copy the questions on your paper. Then use the map to answer the questions. Example: Where is coffee served? Coffee is served at Strada Café. 1. Where are plays performed? 2. Where are formal football games played? 3. Where are informal basketball games played? 4. Where is pizza served? 5. Where are books kept? 6. Where are films shown?
  23. 23. Check your answers. Example: Where is coffee served? Coffee is served at Café Strada. 1. Where are plays performed? 1. Where are formal football games played? 1. Where are informal basketball games played? 1. Where is pizza served? 1. Where are books stored? 1. Where are films shown?
  24. 24. Your turn to write Describe your city or neighborhood using some of the words below. Name some important buildings and tell what is done in each building. Underline the passive verbs. museum castle concert park exhibition cinema theatre megastore Example: Berkeley is a wonderful city. Concerts are performed at Zellerbach Hall. Basketball games are played at People’s Park…
  25. 25. Share your writing!

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