Senin, 07 April 2014

SOFTSKILL ENGLISH 2 PASSIVE VOICE

Nama               : Vina Wahyu Astuti
Kelas               : 1EA22
NPM               : 19213152
Mata Kuliah    : Softskill English 2

Passive voice(passive voice) is the subject of the sentence where the subject of work by the object of the sentence. Passive voice can be found in newspapers, articles in magazines and scholarly writings. Passive voice is used as the object of the active voice is more important information than the subject of his.
Identifying the English Passive
The passive voice is a specific grammatical construction; not every expression that serves to take focus away from the performer of an action is classified as an instance of passive voice. The essential components of the English passive voice are a form of the auxiliary verb be (or sometimes get),and the past participle of the main verb denoting the action.
The things you need to know and remember
To declare a sentence in the passive voice, tenses do not change. Tenses should be the same as if we express it in an active form. That changed only its verb. Verb has no object (intransitive verb) can not be changed into passive voice, like, crying, boiling, rising, etc.
·         Compare the following sentences:
Active: Susi typing this letter yesterday
Passive: This letter was typed by Susi yesterday
Active: cat kill a mouse
Passive: A mouse was killed by a cat
·         Note: Use the passive form if the actor is not so important.

Ø  The general formula to form a passive sentence :
Active: S + Verb (Verb) + Object
Passive: Object + Verb to be + 3 (Verb Form III) (+ by the subject)




·         To be used
Present           : is, am, are
Past                 : was, were
Perfect            : been (in front have, has, or had)
Future                        : Be (after modals)
Continuous    : being (in front of one of the seven to be on top)
·         Simple Present Tense
- Active           : Do / Does + Verb 1
· I speak English every day.
· She write novel every morning
-Passive          : Is / Am / Are + Verb 3
· English is spoken by me every day.
· Novel is write by her every morning.
·         Present Continous Tense
- Active           : Is / Am / Are + Verb –ing
· She is reading a novel.
· Ali is singing a song.
- Passive          : Is / Am / Are + Being + Verb 3
· A novel is being read by her.
· A song is being sung by Ali.
·         Present Perfect Tense
- Active           : Have / Has + Verb 3
· Erina has studied english.
· I have Written a novel
- Passive          : Have / Has + Been + Verb 3
· English has been studied  by Erina
· A novel have been written by me.
·         Simple Past Tense
-Active           : Did + Verb 2
·Tias studied English.
·Anto drank water.
-Passive          : Was / Were + Verb 3
·English was studied by Tias
·Water was drunk by Anto.

·         Past Continous Tense
- Active           : Was / Were + Verb –ing
· Aulia was studying English.
· We were reading a book
- Passive          : Was / Were + Being + Verb 3
· English was being studied by Aulia.
· A book were being read by us.

·         Past Perfect Tense
-Active           : Had + Verb 3
·Vina had drank coffe.
·Tias had speak english.
- Passive          : Had + Been + Verb 3
·Coffe had been drank by Vina
·English had been spoken by Tias

·         Simple Future Tense
-Active           : Will / Shall + Verb 1
·Eksa will read a newspaper.
·Aulia will study English.
-Passive          : Will / Shall + Be + Verb 3
·A newapaper will be read by Eksa.
·English will be studied by Aulia
·         Future Continous Tense
-Active           : Will / Shall + Be + Verb –ing
·Toni will  be reading a book.
·Rian will be studying English.
-Passive          : Will / Shall + Be + Being + Verb 3
·A book will be being read by Toni
·English will be being studied by Rian.
·         Future Perfect Tense
-Active           : Will / Shall + Have + Verb 3
·Iyan will have spoken English.
·Tias will have read a newspaper.
-Passive          : Will / Shall + Have + Been + Verb 3
·English will have been spoken by  Iyan
·A newapaper will have been by Tias
·         Future Perfect Continuous Tense
Active             :S + will + not + have + been + V1-ing + O
Pasisive           : S + will + not + have + been + being + V3 + by + O
Example          :
Active                         :She won't have been washing the car
Passive            :The car won't have been being washed by her




·         Simple Future Past Tense
Active             : S + would +not +  V1
Passive            : S + would + not + be + V3 + by + O
Example          :
Active                         :She wouldn't wash the car
Passive            :The car wouldn't be washed by her

·         Future Past Continuous Tense
Active             : S + would + not + be + V1-ing + O
Passive            : S + would + not + be + being + V3 + by + O
Example          :
Active             : She wouldn't be washing the car
Passive            :The car wouldn't be being washed by her

·         Future Past Perfect Tense
Active             :S + would + not + have + V3 + O
Passive            :S + would + not + have + been + V3 + by + O
Example          :
Active             : She wouldn't have washed the car
Passive            :The car wouldn't have been washed by her

·         Future Past Perfect Continuous Tense
Active             : S + would + not + have + been + V1-ing + O
Passive            : S + would + not + have + been +being + V3 + by + O
Example          :
Active             :She wouldn't have been washing the car
Passive            : The car wouldn't have been being washed by her

·         Present Perfect Continuous Tense
Active             :S + have/has + not + been + V1-ing + O
Passive            :S + have/has + not + been + being + V3 + by + O
Example          :
Active             :She hasn't been reading the book
Passive            :The book hasn't been being read by her
Active             :I haven't been washing the car
Passive            :The car hasn't been being washed by me

·         Past Perfect Continuous Tense
Active             :S + had + not + been + V1-ing + O
Pssive              : S + had + not + been + being + V3 + by + O
Example          :
Active             :She hadn't been washing the car
Passive            :The car hadn't been being washed  by her



Ø  The formula Passive Voice (Sentences Passive) Using Modal Auxiliaries
If there is a sentence in a Modal Auxiliaries, then the formula is a passive form:
·         In the positive sentence
MODAL + be + VERB 3
·         In negative sentences
MODAL+ NOT + be + VERB 3
·         In the past tense passive voice
MODAL+have been + VERB 3
Ø  Examples of Passive Voice (Sentences Passive) Using Modal Auxiliaries :
Can – Could        : - The door can be opened.
                                - The door can be opened.
Be able to             : - Shania is able to be hired for Chemical Staff Department.
Will – Would        : - Tom will be invited to the party by Kim
                                      - Mr. Lee told me that the schedule would not be canceled
May – Might        : - The Cooking club may be joined by everyone
                                - The machine might not be operated now
Must - Have to     : - My homework must be finished as soon as possible.
                                - This company has to be established before June.
Be going to           : - He is going to be fired from his position as soon as possible.




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