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Wellcome toENGLISH 2 class

3rd Meeting

Passive vs active

Subject of A Sentence Performs the Action of the Verb

Subject of A Sentence Receives the Action of the Verb

Simple Present

Subject + V(S/Es) + C

Active

Passive

Subject + to be + V3 + By + O + C

Present Continuous

Subject + to be + Ving + C

Active

Passive

Subject + to be + Being + V3 + By + O + C

Present Perfect

Subject + Has /Have + Been + Ving + C

Subject + Has / Have + V3 + C

Present Perfect Continuous

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