'Passive forms' diaporamas de présentation

Voice

Voice. Comparative constructions 2 Eman Alkatheery. Voice. a. John fired Mary b. Mary was fired by John. Active Voice.

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Attract the Reader

Attract the Reader. With Dynamic Headlines. Compiled by Dianne Smith, CJE Alief Hastings High School Houston, Texas August, 1999. A well-written story will go unread if the headline does not grab the reader. Headlines also serve as a graphic element on the page.

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Active and Passive Voice

Active and Passive Voice. - Dr. Kumar Gautam Anand. Active Voice. A sentence is in active voice when the doer of an action is placed before the verb and the object is placed after the verb. Eg. He wrote a letter. Order- Doer(Subject)+Verb + Object. Passive Voice.

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Welcome to our presentation

Welcome to our presentation. Unit 10: Conservation. Language focus. Designed by: Thuy Quynh - My Ngan. Ponunciattion. Look at and name these following pictures. Paper bag. Pink pig. Polar bear . Pink butterflies. Black bee. Pronunciation. /b/ /p/ B ee P ea

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Rules for Headline Writing

Rules for Headline Writing. Basic rules for writing captivating, correct headlines. Material property of the AR Dept. of Education Distance Learning Center. It may be used for non-profit, educational use only after contacting the ADE DLC at http://dlc.k12.ar.us ER.

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Looks Passive. Really Active

Looks Passive. Really Active. 1. ille grammaticus me experitur . 2. Eucleides paedagogus in cubiculum ingressus est . 3. Statim eum secuti sunt . 4. necesse est mihi ad ludum proficisci . . The underlined verbs in the sentences above appear, from their Latin spelling, to be

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Identitas Mahasiswa

RUSMIATI, 2201404525 GRAMMATICAL EQUIVALENCE IN THE INDONESIAN TRANSLATION OF J.K ROWLINGS NOVEL: HARRY POTTER AND THE DEATHLY HALLOWS. Identitas Mahasiswa.

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Latin 3 Bellwork

Latin 3 Bellwork. Give the subject pronoun (e.g. I, you, he/she/it, we, you all, they) for each verb below. Mittentur Audimur Amabamini Tenetur Capior Portaris. Critical Thinking: What do all these verb forms have in common?. Review: Active vs. Passive voice. When is a verb active?

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