Past participle
Say and spell the pp BECOME
Say the verb into passive:
their children... (send) to a big school.
are sent
Say the passive form:
They cancelled my flight.
My flight was cancelled.
Say the passive form:
Jane will buy a new computer.
A new computer will be bought by Jane.
Say and spell the pp UNDERSTAND
UNDERSTOOD
Say the verb into passive:
Adopted children ... (not bring up) by their biological parents.
aren't brought up
Say the passive form:
The monkeys stole the fruit.
The fruit was stolen by the monkeys.
Say the passive form:
Millions of people will visit the museum this year.
The museum will be visited by many people this year.
Say and spell the pp WEAR
WORN
Say the passive form:
Teachers don't teach religion in schools.Religion isn't taught in schools
Say the passive form:
She wrote a letter in Spanish class.
A letter was written by her in Spanish class.
Say the passive form:
He won't see Sue.
Sue won't be seen by him.
Say and spell the pp THINK
THOUGHT
Say the passive form:
Students speak Italian in extracurricular classes.
Italian is spoken in extracurricular classes.
Say the passive form:
They set the table yesterday.
The table was set yesterday by them.
Say the passive form:
The plumber will repair the shower next week.
The shower will be repaired by the plumber next week.
Say and spell the pp SWEEP
SWEPT
Say the passive form:
The cook prepares the meals.
The meals are prepared by the cook.
Say the passive form:
Pete didn't sell this fantastic computer during the sales.
This fantastic computer wasn't sold during the sales by Pete.
Say the passive form:
I will take the dog for a walk in a minute.
The dog will be taken for a walk in a minute.