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Active Voice
- the subject performs the action expressed by the verb. The subject is the doer of the
action.
Passive Voice
- the subject receives the
action
expressed by the
verb.
Pattern for sentences in Active Voice in SIMPLE TENSE:
Subject +
verb
+ DO
Pattern for sentences in Active Voice in PERFECT TENSE:
Subject +
auxiliary verb
+ V3 + DO
Pattern for sentences in Active Voice in CONTINOUS TENSE:
Subject +
be-verb
+
verb+ing
+ DO
Pattern for Present Simple in Passive Voice: DO +
is
/
am
/
are
+
V3 + by + subject
Pattern for Past Simple in Passive Voice: DO +
was
/
were
+
V3
+ by + subject
Pattern for Future Simple in Passive Voice: DO +
will
be
+ V3 + by + subject
Pattern for Present Perfect in Passive Voice: DO +
has
/
have
+
been
+ V3 + by + subject
Pattern
for Past Perfect in Passive Voice: DO +
had
+
been
+ V3 + by + subject
Pattern for Present Continuous in Passive Voice: DO +
is
/
am
/
are
+
being
+ V3 + by + subject
Pattern for Past Continuous in Passive Voice: DO +
was
/
were
+
being
+ V3 + by + subject
DIRECT SPEECH
-the exact
words
of the
speaker
are quoted within
quotation marks
-also called "
quoted speech
"
VERB OF SPEAKING
-a verb that talks to
somebody
about something
Ex:
say, exclaim, shout, whisper, announce, confess, declare
INDIRECT SPEECH
-the speaker's words are
reported
without necessarily
quoting
them directly
FIGURE OF SPEECH
-an expression used to make a greater effect on your reader or listener
SIMILE
-compares two things that are different from each other but have similar qualities
-formed by the usage of the words "
as
" or "
like
"
METAPHOR
-used to imply a comparison between
two
things that are
different
from each other
-formed
by the usage of
be-verbs
TENSE CHANGES WHEN CONVERTING DIRECT SPEECH INTO INDIRECT SPEECH
*All present tenses will change to
past
*If the sentence in present simple is expressing a
general truth
, the tense will be
retained
*Past simple -->
Past perfect
*Past perfect will be
retained