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2.  Language Features
                  a.  Passive Voice

                     Passive form→ s + tobe + verb 3
                     1.  Simple present

                        S + is/am/are + verb 3

                        Active       : she explains algebra to her friend
                        Passive      : Algebra is explained to her friend

                     2.  Simple past tense

                        S + was/were + verb 3
                        Active       : he wrote a letter

                        Passive      : a letter was written by him
                     3.  Present continuous tense

                        S + is/am/are + being + verb 3
                        Active       :  he is repairing his bicycle

                        Passive      : his bicycle is being repaired by him

                     4.  Past continuous tense
                        S + was/were + being + verb 3

                        Active       : they were eating the bread
                        Passive      ; the bread were being eaten by them

                     5.  Present perfect tense
                        S + has/have + been + verb 3

                        Active       : he has repaired his bicycle

                        Passive      : his bicycle has been repaired by him
                     6.  Past perfect tense

                        S + had + been + verb 3

                        Active       : they had eaten the bread together
                        Passive      : the bread had been eaten together

                     7.  Modal
                        S + can/will/may/could/would + be + verb 3

                        Active       : he can explain algebra well.
                        Passive      : Algebra can be explained well by him





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