Passive voice
Be / Get Used to
Inversion
Causative Voice
100

The book (was wrote / was written) in 1995.


was written


100

He is getting used to (live / living) in cold weather.


living


100

Is it correct?

Only then did I understand the truth.


yes

100

change to causative: 

He repaired his car.


He had his car repaired.


200

do it with a modal verb:

You must finish the project today.


The project must be finished today.


200

It was hard at first, but now I ___ used to working nights.


am


200

Why is there an inversion here?

Nowhere have I seen such kindness.


We use inversion because “nowhere” is at the beginning. This is not a normal word order.


200

Use get:

She asked the mechanic to check the engine.


She got the engine checked.


300

Make two passive sentences.

They gave her a prize.


1. She was given a prize.

2. A prize was given to her.



300

Find a mistake:

I’m used to cook dinner every day.


I’m used to cooking dinner every day.


300

Explain:

Rarely do we hear such beautiful music.


Inversion shows rarity or emotionality → it is very rare and surprising

300

Say with causative:

Tomorrow I ___ my windows cleaned.


 I will have my windows cleaned.


400

Write it down as a passive, save time

They had been watching the movie for two hours.


The movie had been being watched for two hours.


400

explain the difference:

She is used to working late.

vs

She got used to working late.


– “Is used to” = she is already comfortable with it (a state).

– “Got used to” = she became comfortable with it over time (a process of getting used to something).


400

I had never seen such a view. (never)


Never had I seen such a view.


400

Make two versions with “have” and “get” 

The dentist cleaned my teeth.


1. I had my teeth cleaned.

2. I got my teeth cleaned. 


500


Transform the sentence:

They are going to announce the results soon.




The results are going to be announced soon.



500


Translate and explain:

He can’t get used to working at night.



After “get used to”, we use a verb with -ing.



500


Make the inversion:

I had hardly arrived when the phone rang



Hardly had I arrived when the phone rang.


500


Transform the sentence using “get”:

She persuaded the vet to check her dog.



She got her dog checked.


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