Every tense has a passive form. The Passive is formed by TO BE + PAST PARTIC.

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Every tense has a passive form. The Passive is formed by TO BE + PAST PARTIC.

TENSEACTIVEPASSIVE INFINITIVE to pickHe wants _______ for the team PRESENT SIMPLE I wearHelmets___________ for protection PRES. CONTINUOUS I am building A new stadium_______ at the moment PRES. PERFECT I have won The European Cup___ (never) by a French team PAST SIMPLE I scoredThe goal____ in the last minute PAST CONTINUOUS I was playing I arrived while the national anthem _______ PAST PERFECT I had runIt was the first time that the mile__in less than 4 minutes FUTURE SIMPLE I will holdThe 2012 Olympics__________ here CONDITIONAL I would kill If you went on that ski jump, you _________ PERFECT COND. I would havebeaten If she had attacked more, she ______

TENSEACTIVEPASSIVE INFINITIVE to pickHe wants to be picked for the team PRESENT SIMPLE I wearHelmets___________ for protection PRES. CONTINUOUS I am building A new stadium_______ at the moment PRES. PERFECT I have won The European Cup___ (never) by a French team PAST SIMPLE I scoredThe goal____ in the last minute PAST CONTINUOUS I was playing I arrived while the national anthem _______ PAST PERFECT I had runIt was the first time that the mile__in less than 4 minutes FUTURE SIMPLE I will holdThe 2012 Olympics__________ here CONDITIONAL I would kill If you went on that ski jump, you _________ PERFECT COND. I would havebeaten If she had attacked more, she ______

TENSEACTIVEPASSIVE INFINITIVE to pickHe wants to be picked for the team PRESENT SIMPLE I wearHelmets are worn for protection PRES. CONTINUOUS I am building A new stadium_______ at the moment PRES. PERFECT I have won The European Cup___ (never) by a French team PAST SIMPLE I scoredThe goal____ in the last minute PAST CONTINUOUS I was playing I arrived while the national anthem _______ PAST PERFECT I had runIt was the first time that the mile__in less than 4 minutes FUTURE SIMPLE I will holdThe 2012 Olympics__________ here CONDITIONAL I would kill If you went on that ski jump, you _________ PERFECT COND. I would havebeaten If she had attacked more, she ______

TENSEACTIVEPASSIVE INFINITIVE to pickHe wants to be picked for the team PRESENT SIMPLE I wearHelmets are worn for protection PRES. CONTINUOUS I am building A new stadium is being built at the moment PRES. PERFECT I have won The European Cup___ (never) by a French team PAST SIMPLE I scoredThe goal____ in the last minute PAST CONTINUOUS I was playing I arrived while the national anthem _______ PAST PERFECT I had runIt was the first time that the mile__in less than 4 minutes FUTURE SIMPLE I will holdThe 2012 Olympics__________ here CONDITIONAL I would kill If you went on that ski jump, you _________ PERFECT COND. I would havebeaten If she had attacked more, she ______

TENSEACTIVEPASSIVE INFINITIVE to pickHe wants to be picked for the team PRESENT SIMPLE I wearHelmets are worn for protection PRES. CONTINUOUS I am building A new stadium is being built at the moment PRES. PERFECT I have won The E. Cup has never been won by a F. team PAST SIMPLE I scoredThe goal____ in the last minute PAST CONTINUOUS I was playing I arrived while the national anthem _______ PAST PERFECT I had runIt was the first time that the mile__in less than 4 minutes FUTURE SIMPLE I will holdThe 2012 Olympics__________ here CONDITIONAL I would kill If you went on that ski jump, you _________ PERFECT COND. I would havebeaten If she had attacked more, she ______

TENSEACTIVEPASSIVE INFINITIVE to pickHe wants to be picked for the team PRESENT SIMPLE I wearHelmets are worn for protection PRES. CONTINUOUS I am building A new stadium is being built at the moment PRES. PERFECT I have won The E. Cup has never been won by a F. team PAST SIMPLE I scoredThe goal was scored in the last minute PAST CONTINUOUS I was playing I arrived while the national anthem _______ PAST PERFECT I had runIt was the first time that the mile__in less than 4 minutes FUTURE SIMPLE I will holdThe 2012 Olympics__________ here CONDITIONAL I would kill If you went on that ski jump, you _________ PERFECT COND. I would havebeaten If she had attacked more, she ______

TENSEACTIVEPASSIVE INFINITIVE to pickHe wants to be picked for the team PRESENT SIMPLE I wearHelmets are worn for protection PRES. CONTINUOUS I am building A new stadium is being built at the moment PRES. PERFECT I have won The E. Cup has never been won by a F. team PAST SIMPLE I scoredThe goal was scored in the last minute PAST CONTINUOUS I was playing I arrived while the nat. anthem was being played PAST PERFECT I had runIt was the first time that the mile__in less than 4 min FUTURE SIMPLE I will holdThe 2012 Olympics__________ here CONDITIONAL I would kill If you went on that ski jump, you _________ PERFECT COND. I would havebeaten If she had attacked more, she ______

TENSEACTIVEPASSIVE INFINITIVE to pickHe wants to be picked for the team PRESENT SIMPLE I wearHelmets are worn for protection PRES. CONTINUOUS I am building A new stadium is being built at the moment PRES. PERFECT I have won The E. Cup has never been won by a F. team PAST SIMPLE I scoredThe goal was scored in the last minute PAST CONTINUOUS I was playing I arrived while the nat. anthem was being played PAST PERFECT I had run It was the first time that the mile had been run in less than 4 min FUTURE SIMPLE I will holdThe 2012 Olympics__________ here CONDITIONAL I would kill If you went on that ski jump, you _________ PERFECT COND. I would havebeaten If she had attacked more, she ______

TENSEACTIVEPASSIVE INFINITIVE to pickHe wants to be picked for the team PRESENT SIMPLE I wearHelmets are worn for protection PRES. CONTINUOUS I am building A new stadium is being built at the moment PRES. PERFECT I have won The E. Cup has never been won by a F. team PAST SIMPLE I scoredThe goal was scored in the last minute PAST CONTINUOUS I was playing I arrived while the nat. anthem was being played PAST PERFECT I had run It was the first time that the mile had been run in less than 4 min FUTURE SIMPLE I will holdThe 2012 Olympics will be held here CONDITIONAL I would kill If you went on that ski jump, you _________ PERFECT COND. I would havebeaten If she had attacked more, she ______

TENSEACTIVEPASSIVE INFINITIVE to pickHe wants to be picked for the team PRESENT SIMPLE I wearHelmets are worn for protection PRES. CONTINUOUS I am building A new stadium is being built at the moment PRES. PERFECT I have won The E. Cup has never been won by a F. team PAST SIMPLE I scoredThe goal was scored in the last minute PAST CONTINUOUS I was playing I arrived while the nat. anthem was being played PAST PERFECT I had run It was the first time that the mile had been run in less than 4 min FUTURE SIMPLE I will holdThe 2012 Olympics will be held here CONDITIONAL I would kill If you went on that ski jump, you would be killed PERFECT COND. I would havebeaten If she had attacked more, she ______

TENSEACTIVEPASSIVE INFINITIVE to pickHe wants to be picked for the team PRESENT SIMPLE I wearHelmets are worn for protection PRES. CONTINUOUS I am building A new stadium is being built at the moment PRES. PERFECT I have won The E. Cup has never been won by a F. team PAST SIMPLE I scoredThe goal was scored in the last minute PAST CONTINUOUS I was playing I arrived while the nat. anthem was being played PAST PERFECT I had run It was the first time that the mile had been run in less than 4 min FUTURE SIMPLE I will holdThe 2012 Olympics will be held here CONDITIONAL I would kill If you went on that ski jump, you would be killed PERFECT COND. I would have beaten/If she had attacked more, she’d have been beaten

TENSEACTIVEPASSIVE MODALS should write The songs ______________by Madonna

TENSEACTIVEPASSIVE MODALS should write The songs should be written by Madonna MODAL PERFECT must have written The songs ______________ by Madonna

TENSEACTIVEPASSIVE MODALS should write The songs should be written by Madonna MODAL PERFECT must have written The songs must have been written by Madonna

ACTIVE / PASSIVE A thief stole my wallet subject direct comp. My wallet was stolen by a thief Subject agent comp. But in sentences with two objects, in English we have two passive ones: The man gives the key to the porter The man gives the key to the porter subject direct comp. indirect comp. subject direct comp. indirect comp. a/ The key is given to the porter by the man b/ The porter is given the key by the man* subject indirect c. agent comp. subject direct c. agent c. * This is impossible in Spanish, because passive sentences cannot have a direct complement.

We use the passive form more in English than in Spanish and there are many sentences and expressions that we cannot translate into Spanish because they are not grammatically possible. In many cases we translate using the Spanish impersonal “Se”. a.Signs:English is spoken here> “Se habla inglés” Mr. X is wanted> Se busca al Sr. X” b.When the action is more important than the person who does it (journalist style): These ships are made in Vigo c.When the person who has done an action is perfectly known or is absolutely unknown: He was arrested yesterday (obviously the police did it) My car has been stolen (unknown agent) If it’s necessary to express who has done the action we use “by” to introduce the:. agent. This book was written by Orwell

1) Personal Passive Active sentences: The professor explained the students the exercise. Indirect comp. direct comp. The professor explained the exercise to the students. direct comp. indirect comp. Passive sentence - version 1: The students were explained the exercise. Passive sentence - version 2: The exercise was explained to the students. We don’t use by with indefinite words or pronouns or when the doer is clair.

2) Impersonal Passive - It is said... Impersonal Passive is only possible with verbs of perception (e. g. say, think, know). I say … It is said... We often use it in news. Active sentence: People say (that) children are afraid of ghosts Passive sentence - version 1: (impersonal passive) It is said that children are afraid of ghosts. Passive sentence - version 2: (personal passive) Children are said to be afraid of ghosts. We use simple “to infinitive” with present and future tenses (kids are afraid of ghosts) We use perfect “to infinitive” with past tenses: Peope say (that)children were afraid of ghosts Children are said to have been afraid of ghosts Peope said (that)children were afraid of ghosts Children were said to have been afraid of ghosts

3) Have something done structures Look at these two examples: My bag was stolen I had my bag stolen. Both sentences are passive constructions which are used because we don´t know the doer of the verb “steal” and because the object of the verb “steal” is more important to us. We use have something done when we want to emphasise not only the object of the verb, but the person the object belongs to. Theese structures are very common when we know the type of person who has done the action (thief, hairdresser, mechanic, dentist, etc.), but the precise individual is unknown or irrelevant: We use have with a noun and a past participle when you get somebody else to do something for you. Subjecthavenounpast participle Ihavemy haircutevery month The hotelhasthe windowscleanedregularely In informal English, we can replace 'have' by 'get‘: We're getting a new telephone system installed. They will be getting the system repaired as quickly as they can. I got the bill sent direct to the company.

Verbs with prepositions in passive When we put an active sentence, where a preposition follows after the verb (e.g. break into, look after), into passive - the preposition remains immediately after the verb. Active sentencePassive sentence Someone broke into the pet shop.The pet shop was broken into

* Sir Christopher Wright designed them. THEY… … WERE DESIGNED BY SIR C. W. * Paloma still uses those old tools. THOSE OLD TOOLS … … ARE STILL USED BY PALOMA. * Mr and Mrs Morris are still considering his ideas. HIS IDEAS … … ARE STILL BEING CONSIDERED BY MR AND MRS MORRIS. * A drunken driver has caused the damages. THE DAMAGES … … HAVE BEEN CAUSED BY A DRUNKEN DRIVER. * The receptionist will tell them where to stay. THEY … …WILL BE TOLD WHERE TO STAY BY THE RECEPTIONIST. * Has my father asked you ? HAVE … … YOU BEEN ASKED BY MY FATHER ? * A strange woman was following us. WE … … WERE BEING FOLLOWED BY A STRANGE WOMAN.

IM / PERSONAL PASSIVE * Newspapers say that many people are homeless. * Newspapers … … are said that many people are homeless. * Many people … … are said to be homeless

* They expected that the government will lose the election * It was expected… … the government will lose the election * The government … … was expected to lose the election

*They say that three men were arrested. * It … …is said that three men were arrested. * Three men … … are said to have been arrested

* It is believed that the thieves got in through the kitchen window. The thieves … … are believed to have got in through the kitchen window. * People said that he won a lot of money. He … … was said to have won a lot of money. * People should send their complains to me. Their complains … … should be sent to me.

Rewrite these sentences using have or get. 1. The mechanic changed the oil in my car. I had the oil in my car changed. 2. The hairdresser cut my hair in a completely different style. I had my hair cut in a completely new style. 3. A decorator has repainted our house. We have had our house repainted. 4. A friend of mine, who´s an electrician, is going to repair my DVD player next week. I´m going to have my DVD player repaired next week by a friend of mine, who´s an electrician. 5. My jacket is being cleaned at a specialist cleaner´s. I´m having my jacket cleaned at a specialist cleaner´s. 6. The town hall has just been rebuilt for the council. The council have just had the town hall rebuilt.