Passive Voice (Full)
Passive Voice (Full)
Passive Voice (Full)
VOICE
Structure
Active
S V O
Passive
S BE + V3/ED BY 0
Example
Mary cleans this room every morning
S V 0
Active: S + V(2,ed) + O
Passive: WH – WORD + BE + S + V3 ?
Other cases
EX8:
A: Do you solve this problem ?
-) Is this problem solved ?
A: Did your mother make some cakes ?
-) Were some cakes made by your mother ?
Active: S + V1 + Ving + O…
Passive: S + V1 + (that) + O + should be + V3/ed
EX10:
Other cases
A: Write your name here.
-) Let your name BE WRITTEN here .
A: Don’t open your phone.
-) Don’t let your phone BE OPENED.
Active: V + O
Passive: LET + O + BE + V3
Note
Active: Look after the children please!
Passive: The children should be looked after!
The children are to be looked after!
Other cases
EX11:
A: We gave him a nice present on his birthday.
-) He was given a nice present on his birthday.
-) A nice present was given to him on his birthday.
Note: TO, FOR are commonly used in this case
give, bring, send, show, write, post, pass… + to
buy, make, cook, keep, find, get, save, order … + for
Other cases
EX12: Have or Get something done. (nhờ vả).
Have
Eg: I had him repair my bicycle yesterday.
-> I had my bicycle repaired yesterday
Active: S + have + Object(person) + bare infinitive + Object
Passive: S +have+Object (thing)+Past Participle (by +Object(p
Get
Eg: I get her to make some coffee.
-> I get some coffee made.
Active: S + get + O (person) + to infinitive + O (thing)
Passive: S + get + O (thing) + Past participle (+by + O(person))
Other cases
EX13:
Eg: It's very difficult to study English.
-> It's very difficult for English to be studied.
Active: It + be + adj + to-V + O