TRUE or FALSE?
Passive Voice formula is
BE + V2/ed
FALSE!
BE + V3/ed
Causative Form
I will my flat painted.
I will have my flat painted.
Transform into the Causative Form.
Sarah isn't making her dress herself. (mother)
Sarah is having her dress made by her mother.
(Present Continuous Causative)
"WITH" indicates the "agent" or the "doer" of the action.
FALSE!
"WITH" indicates the "instrument" or the "ingredient" of the action.
The package hasn't been opened by a knife.
The package hasn't been opened with a knife.
(Present Perfect Passive)
Transform into the Causative Form.
He didn't clean his jacket himself. (laundry)
He had his jacket cleaned at the laundry.
(Past Simple Causative)
Passive Voice is used when it's important who did the action.
FALSE!
Passive Voice is used when it's unimportant who did the action.
My computer is still being fixing.
My computer is still being fixed.
(Present Continuous Passive)
Transform into the Passive.
A local band played some good music.
Some good music was played by a local band.
(Past Simple Passive)
We use Causative Form to show that the action was done NOT by the Subject.
(somebody else did/does/is doing/will do it for the Subject)
TRUE!
We use Causative Form to show that the action was done NOT by the Subject.
(somebody else did/does/is doing/will do it for the Subject)
Did the invitations sent yesterday?
Were the invitations sent yesterday?
(Past Simple Passive)
Transform into the Passive.
Warner usually doesn't pay for our trips.
Our trips aren't usually paid by Warner.
(Present Simple Passive)
Causative Form formula is
S. + V3 + object + have (by + agent)
FALSE!
S. + have + object + V3 (by + agent)
Causative Form
Did you have repaired your keyboard?
(Тебе починили клавиатуру?)
Did you have your keyboard repaired?
Transform into the Passive.
When will they fix the car?
When will the car be fixed?
(Future Simple Passive)