GABBY PROJECT

PAZ CASTRO GABRIELA SUZETH505TEACHER: JOSUE OLVERA GARZA

ENGLISH PROJECT

PASSIVE VOICE

Examples:Erika writtes a booka book is written by Erika

structure: subject + to be + past participle + (by the agent)

In the simple present it is used when you want to express a action putting more emphasis on the object than on the person performing said action.

SIMPLE PRESENT

Examples:The cake is being decorated (by Aylin)The house is being painted (by Mario)

Structure: subject + to be + being + past participle + (by the agent)

Is used to describe an action that is taking place at the time the speaker is speaking. the passive form leaves out the person or agent that is doing the action, placing the emphasis on the action or event.

PRESENT CONTINOUS

Examples:The fruits have been eaten (by karla)The flowers have been plucked (by them)

Structure: subject + have/has been + past participle + (by the agent)

The present perfect passive voice in English is used to focus attention that has been performef, rather than who or what has performed it.

PRESENT PERFECT

Examples: The sushi were eaten (by Julio) The school was built in 1978

Structure: subject + was/were + past participle + (by tha agent)

We used when the complement of the sentences is the most important , when the subject does not matter or is unknown, or when it is clear without having to mention it.

PAST SIMPLE

Examples:Pizza was being prepared for everyone in the house ( by me)Two apples were being bougth (by her)

Structure: subject + was/were + being +past participle + (by the agent)

Is used when you want to focus on the person or that thing that was receiving the action in the past.

PAST CONTINUOUS

Examples: The boneless had been eaten.I had been helped a lot (by Teresa)

Structure: subject + had + been +past participle +( by the agent)

It is used when we care about the outcome of an action that ocurred in the past, oftenbefore some other event.is performed on the subject. Emphasis is placed on the result it self, and the performed of the action may be unknown, unimportant, or obvious.

PAST PERFECT

Examples:We will be taken to the park (by our parents)Selfie will be clicked (by girl)

Structure: subject + will be + past participle + (by the agent)

We used when the object is more important tha the subject. To avoid mentioning the subject or when it is not known.In scientific or academic writings to focus on the process or result.

FUTURE SIMPLE

Examples: The TV is going to be fixed (by bryan)He is not going to be helped (by anyone)

Structure: subject + am/is/are + going to be + past participe + (by the agent)

When something is going to be done by someone in the future

FUTURE SIMPLE (GOING TO)

EXAMPLES:You might be bitten (by the dog)The missing keys might be found soon.

EXAMPLES:

EXAMPLES: the form should be fillet out.A cake should have been made

Structure: subject + will have + been + past participle + (by the agent)

It used to wxpress obligations, recommendations or advice, giving an opinion of what is considered correct..

MIGHT BE

SHOULD BE

We used to talk about something that could or could happen but we are not certain

MODAL VER

EXAMPLES:The panchos may be eaten (by josue)The decition may be reconcidered later

EXAMPLES: The rules must be followed (by all participants)The letters must be delivered

Structure: subject + modal verb + be + past participle + (by the agent)

That we used to talk about something that could or could happen but we are not certain.

To express obligation, moral duty or advice..

MAY BE

MUST BE

MODAL VERB