Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • 24 views

    The Present Form of The Passive Structure Is

    Uploaded by

    Devita Prinanda
    The passage discusses the passive voice with modal verbs. It explains that the passive voice expresses when something receives an action or experiences an event, and modal verbs modify the main verb to provide further details about the action. It provides the forms for the present, past, and future passive with modal verbs, including affirmative, negative, and interrogative structures. Examples are given like "Your bag may be stolen by your friend" and exercises for students to practice converting sentences from active to passive voice using modal verbs.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOC, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    The Present Form of The Passive Structure Is

    Uploaded by

    Devita Prinanda
    24 views3 pages
    The passage discusses the passive voice with modal verbs. It explains that the passive voice expresses when something receives an action or experiences an event, and modal verbs modify the main verb to provide further details about the action. It provides the forms for the present, past, and future passive with modal verbs, including affirmative, negative, and interrogative structures. Examples are given like "Your bag may be stolen by your friend" and exercises for students to practice converting sentences from active to passive voice using modal verbs.

    Original Title

    PASSIVE KAMIS 12 NOP

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    DOC, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    The passage discusses the passive voice with modal verbs. It explains that the passive voice expresses when something receives an action or experiences an event, and modal verbs modify the main verb to provide further details about the action. It provides the forms for the present, past, and future passive with modal verbs, including affirmative, negative, and interrogative structures. Examples are given like "Your bag may be stolen by your friend" and exercises for students to practice converting sentences from active to passive voice using modal verbs.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOC, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as doc, pdf, or txt
    24 views3 pages

    The Present Form of The Passive Structure Is

    Uploaded by

    Devita Prinanda
    The passage discusses the passive voice with modal verbs. It explains that the passive voice expresses when something receives an action or experiences an event, and modal verbs modify the main verb to provide further details about the action. It provides the forms for the present, past, and future passive with modal verbs, including affirmative, negative, and interrogative structures. Examples are given like "Your bag may be stolen by your friend" and exercises for students to practice converting sentences from active to passive voice using modal verbs.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOC, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as doc, pdf, or txt
    of 3

    PASSIVE VOICE WITH MODALS

    Class XI LM,Thursday 12,2020

    The passive form expresses the idea of something or someone receiving an action or experiencing a
    particular event or effect.

    A modal verb is a type of auxiliary (helping) verb that has no meaning on its own but it modifies the main
    verb, changes its meaning and gives more details about the action.

    Modals are will,can,may,shall and must.

    FORM

    The present form of the passive structure is:

    Affirmative: Subject + modal verb + be + past participle + …

    Negative: Subject + modal verb + not + be + past participle + …

    Interrogative: Modal verb + Subject + be + past participle + …?

    The past form of the passive structure is:

    Affirmative: Subject + modal verb + have been + past participle + …

    Negative: Subject + modal verb + not + have been + past participle + …

    Interrogative: Modal verb + Subject + have been + past participle + …?

    The future form of the passive structure is:

    Affirmative: Subject + modal verb + be + past participle/being + past participle + …

    Negative: Subject + modal verb + not + be + past participle/being + past participle + …

    Interrogative: Modal verb + Subject + be + past participle/being + past participle + …?

    EXAMPLE 1

    • Your bag may be stolen by your friend

    • Your bag may not be stolen by your friend.

    • May your bag be stolen by your friend?

    • A nice play ground could have been obtained by maintenance.

    • A nice play ground couldn’t have been obtained by maintenance.


    • Could a nice play ground be obtained by maintenance?

    • He will be given a short-sighted glasses by the doctor.

    • He won’t be given a short-sighted glasses by the doctor.

    • Will he be given a short-sighted glasses by the doctor?

    .The news of US election will be broadcated next week

    .The nees of US election will not be broadcasted next week

    .Will the result of US election be broadcasted next week?

    EXAMPLE 2

    A : The students must submit the task on time

    P : The task myst be submitted by the students on time

    A : My mother will deliver the vegetables soon

    P : The vegetables will be delivered by my mother soon

    EXERCISES

    1. The children can read books.


    Books ____________________________________ by the children.
    2. Susan has to learn this exercises seriously
    This exercises____________________________________ by Susan.
    3. The boy should bring the flower for his mother
    The flower ____________________________________ by him
    4. Teddy must close the windows
    The windows ____________________________________ by him
    5. Poor people can not spend a lot of money.
    Yes, a lot of money ____________________________________ by poor people.
    6. The pupils must answer a lot of questions.
    A lot of questions ____________________________________ by the pupils.
    7. How can we solve that problem?
    How ____________ the problem __________________________?
    8. You must not touch this button while the experiment is in progress.
    This button _____________________________________ while the experiment is in progress.
    9. We should call the police at once after the accident.
    The police ________________________________ at once after the accident by us.
    10. We must put an end to this quarrel.
    This quarrel ____________________________________ an end to.
    11. The policeman should do a real report
    A real report ____________________________________ by the policeman.
    12. My father will buy a new car next month
    A new car __________________ by my father next month
    13. Lucia and Gina must sweep the floor
    The floor __________ by them
    14. I have to water the plants every morning
    The plants _________ by me every morning
    15. The singer will perform her newest song at the concert
    The newest song __________ by the singer at the concert

    GOOD LUCK

    You might also like