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Learning Objectives:
To talk about products using
passive voice.
Ms. Rocio
Jurado
PASSIVE VOICE
BE + PAST PARTICIP
LE
In singular:
Beer is made.
Beer was made.
Beer has been ma
de.
Beer will be made.
Beer is being mad
e.
In plural:
Passive Voice
(+) The Monalisa is kept in Paris.
(-) The Monalisa isnt kept in Paris.
(?) Is the Monalisa kept in Paris?
(?) Where is the Monalisa kept?
(?) Was the Monalisa painted in 1845?
(?) When was the Monalisa painted?
VERB
produce
process
manage
deliver
replace
insure
design
sponsor
import
improve
found
PAST PARTICIPLE
produced
processed
managed
delivered
replaced
insured
designed
sponsored
imported
improved
founded
VERB
make
send
write
hold
sell
buy
eat
drive
drink
PAST PARTICIPLE
made
sent
written
held
sold
bought
eaten
driven
drunk
Yes/no question
Information question
Leonardo da
Vinci
wher
e
Italy
by
who
paint
Information
questions
1) Whats this figure made of?
2) Where was it made?
PASSI
VE
He took
this
photo.
This photo
was taken
by him.
ACTIVE
focus on
the performer of the
action.
He took this
photo.
PASSIVE
focus on
This
photo
the receiver
of was
the ac
taken
by him.
tion, product.
Nike
is one of the worlds leading sportswear and equipme
nt manufacturers. It leads the world in sales of athletic
shoes. The company was founded in 1964 by Bill Bow
erman and Philip Knight. Its first name was Blue Ribbo
n Sports but that changed to Nike in 1978. Nike is the
Greek goddess of victory. It is famous for its slogan, J
ust Do It and the Swoosh logo, which Nike first used i
n 1971. Blue Ribbons first product was a soccer shoe
called Nike. A major factor in Nikes success is its spon
sorship of top sports stars. Tennis ace Ilie Nastase was
the first. Subsequent tie-ups with superstars like baske
tballs Michael Jordan and golfer Tiger Woods accelera
ted Nikes corporate success. Nike has had to defend it
self against criticism that its products are made by chil
Nintendo
is a Japan-based multinational video game manufactu
rer and developer. It was founded in 1889 by Fusajiro
Yamauchi as a maker of Japanese handmade hanafud
a cards. The company tried various industries over the
next century before turning to toys in 1966 and video
games in 1977. It became one of the most popular a
nd most influential in the world. It is also Japans third
most valuable company, with a value of almost $100
billion. The company website says Nintendo means L
eave luck to Heaven. A game developer called Shiger
u Miyamoto was hired by Nintendo and he changed t
he companys fortunes with successes like Donkey Ko
ng and Super Mario. Miyamoto is now a gaming supe
rstar. The introduction of the Nintendo DS and the W
PRODUCTS.
MAKE SENTENCES IN
PASSIVE VOICE
It is made in
It was created by
The company was
founded in
It is imported by
(Ronaldo) will be
sponsored by
The
Statue was given
of
Liberty
__________(give)to
the United States
by
___ France. Itwasa present on the
100th anniversarywas
of the United
designed
States.
by
Thewas
Statue
of
completed
Liberty____________(design)
___
Frederic Auguste Bartholdi. was shipped
Then, in 350 pieces, the statue ___________ (ship) to New
It______________(complete)
inThe
France
were
put _________ (put)
York, arriving on June 17, 1885.
pieces
in
1884. and the opening ceremony took place on October
together
28 in 1886. The Statue of Liberty is 46m high (93m includin
g the base) and it represents the goddess of liberty.
is _________ (visit)
by ___ many
Every year, the Statue of Liberty
people from all over the world.visited
USEFUL LINKS
VIDEOS.
Passive Voice. Johnny grammar.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ApXvfCc1HI
Passive Voice Exercises.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=I9uKO_xjGxY
History of Nike.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twVYSJvHyYI
History of Nintendo
www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-6SfkqRYF4
ONLINE EXERCISES.
http://www.ecenglish.com/learnenglish/lessons/passives-pre-intermediate
http://learningapps.org/123565
LISTENING.
NIKE. Download Audio MP3.
http://businessenglishmaterials.com/nike.html
NINTENDO. Download Audio MP3.
http://businessenglishmaterials.com/nintendo.html