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Present and past passives - 6 Minute Grammar

Present and past passives - 6 Minute Grammar

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This video was produced by BBC Learning English for you. Passive forms like 'was produced' can be tricky to understand, but that's why we have programmes like 6 Minute Grammar. Rob, Neil and Mike help you with this area of language: present and past passive forms. You'll find a quiz on our website
Date: 2020-09-18

Comments and reviews: 5


Can an imperative have a Passive voice?
e. g. Shut the door.
I have come across Passive forms of this, such as : 1) Let the door be shut.
2) You are ordered/ instructed to shut the door.
But these so not seem correct.

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Is this correct
Linda bought me a watch yesterday.(change to passive)
-----A watch was bought (to/ for)? me yesterday by Linda.( 2nd object)
------- I was bought a watch yesterday by Linda. (1st object)

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Hi Guys
Examples of Active and passive Voice
Passive voice:
1.I was taught Active & Passive Voice by Neil and Rob.
Active voice:
2.Neil and Rob taught me Active and Passive Voice.

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ten people were arrested last night.
so many videos are produced by BBC every year...some people have been lost the games

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