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"Online tours" GrammarPPT courseware
Part One: Revision
1.Who designed ‘Around the world in eight hours’?
It is designed by Nancy Jackson.
2.What is the main character called?
He is called Itchy Feet.
3.In what color are the places you have visited marked?
They are marked in bright purple.
a bookshelf,
a wood bookshelf,
store books
What’s this called in English?
It _______ a bookshelf in English.
What’s it made of?
It is made of _____.
What’s it used for?
It is used for _______books.
"Online tours" PPT, part two: voice classification
English verbs have two voices, active voice and passive voice. Active voice indicates that the subject is the performer of the action, such as:
They built a new bridge over the river.
Passive voice indicates that the subject is the recipient of the action, such as:
A new bridge was built over the river.
When the subject is the performer of the action, the following verb uses the active voice; when the subject is the recipient of the action, the subsequent verb uses the passive voice. The active participle of English verbs is unmarked, while the passive participle is marked, usually composed of the auxiliary verb be + the past participle of the transitive verb.
Many people speak English. (active)
English is spoken by many people. (passive)
We can use the passive voice when
it is obvious who performs the action.
e.g. Word processing skills are taught
in our computer lessons.
(It is obvious that the person who teaches word processing skills is the Computer Studies teacher.)
"Online tours" PPT, the third part: passive voice
structure
Simple present tense am/is/are+past participle of verb
Simple past tense was/were + past participle of verb
Comparison and conversion of active voice and passive voice:
Conversion between active voice and passive voice:
Nancy Jackson designed this CD-ROM.
This CD-ROM was designed by Nancy Jackson.
Write the past tense and past participle of the following verbs:
"Online tours" PPT, the fourth part: Exercise
Exercise 1
Millie’s new computer
A1 Millie wants to buy a new computer. Now she is at Sunnyside Shopping Mall. Complete the conversation using the passive voice in the simple present tense.
Shopkeeper: Good morning. What can I do for you?
Millie: Good morning. I’d like to buy a computer.
Shopkeeper: We’ve got many kinds of personal computers. This green one (1) ________ (call) Kiwi, and it (2)____ ________(design) especially for students.
Millie: Where(3) ___ it ______(make)?
Shopkeeper: It (4)________ (make) in Shenzhen.
Millie: (5) ___ it _____ (use) widely?
Shopkeeper: Of course, very widely in Beijing.
Millie: OK. I’ll think about it.
Exercise 2
Saving Princess Laura
B1 Simon has bought a new educational CD-ROM called ‘Saving Princess Laura’. Before he can play the game, he must pass a test. Help Simon pass the test by rearranging the words to form correct sentences.
Princess Laura was born in Magic
Land 18 years ago.
(was born/Princess Laura/18 years/ago/ Magic Land/in)
A magic wand was given to
Princess Laura but it only works when her hair grows to six feet long.
(a magic wand/was given/ Princess Laura/but/it only works)
"Online tours" PPT, the fifth part: Conclusion:
1. Change active voice into passive voice
Change the object of the active voice into the subject of the passive voice, and use the nominative case to change the predicate into a passive structure. Pay attention to the tense of be and the original sentence to be consistent. Put the subject in the active voice as the object after the preposition by, and change the nominative case into the object case.
2. Steps to change a passive sentence into an active sentence:
1) Find the executor of the action (usually the object of the passive sentence) as the subject of the active sentence.
2) Find the structure of be + past participle and restore it to the prototype of the transitive verb.
3) Find the recipient of the action (usually the subject of the passive sentence) and use it as the object of the active sentence.
4) Determine the tense of transitive verbs. Number (note) In the above conversion, the pronoun used as the subject uses the nominative case, and the pronoun used as the object uses the accusative case.
"Online tours" PPT, part 6: Change the following sentences into passive voice:
1 Millie printed this picture last week.
This picture was printed by Millie last week.
2 He sells coke in a small shop.
Coke is sold in a small shop.
3 People grow rice in China.
Rice is grown in China.
4 He wrote the letter last night.
The letter was written by him last night.
5 Tom took many beautiful photos in the Summer Palace.
Many beautiful photos were taken by Tom in the Summer Palace.
6 My brother didn’t turn on the TV last night.
The TV wasn’t turned on by my brother last night.
7 Do they sell the computers in this shop?
Are the computers sold in this shop?
"Online tours" PPT, part 7: fill in the blanks with selected words
build eat paint steal
catch grow sell write
1 This picture __________ by Millie.
2 Coke __________ all over the world.
3 Rice ___________ in China.
4 Some money __________from the bank yesterday.
5 The thieves _________ by the police.
6 This flat _________ in 1996.
7 This newsletter article __________ by Daniel.
8 All the snacks _________ before the party ended.
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