Athabasca University ESL, Unit 4: The Passive
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- Athabasca University ESL, Unit 1: The Basic Sentence
- Athabasca University ESL, Unit 2: Questions
- Athabasca University ESL, Unit 3: Verbs
- Athabasca University ESL, Unit 4: The Passive
- Athabasca University ESL, Unit 5: The Noun Phrase
- Athabasca University ESL, Unit 6: Types of Sentences
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- Athabasca University ESL, Unit 8: Comparison
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- Athabasca University ESL, Unit 10: Where?
- Athabasca University ESL, Unit 11: How and Why?
- Athabasca University ESL, Unit 12: Connecting Ideas
- Athabasca University ESL, Unit 13: Supplemental Materials
Athabasca University ESL, Unit 2: Questions
- Lesson 8: Question Words
- Exercise 8.1
- Exercise 8.2
- Lesson 9: Making Questions
- Exercise 9.1
- Exercise 9.2
- Lesson 10: Subject Questions
- Exercise 10.1
- Lesson 11: Short Answers
- Exercise 11.1
- Exercise 11.2
- Lesson 12: Tag Questions
- Exercise 12.1
- Lesson 13: Making Questions
- Exercise 13.1
- Exercise 13.2
Athabasca University ESL, Unit 4: The Passive
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"This unit is is designed to acquaint you with topics relating to the passive. Upon completion of this unit you will be familiar with: passive sentences, passive verb formations, and using the passive."
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Lesson 42: Passive Sentences
by Athabasca University"Lesson 42: Passive Sentences contains instruction on the active and passive, agents, and on how to make active sentences passive. There are two practice exercises so that you can reinforce the skills you just learned. This lesson is part of the Athabasca University Mobile ESL course."
Exercise 42.1
by Athabasca UniversityPart of Athabasca University's Mobile ESL Course, Exercise 42.1 tests your knowledge of word order.
Exercise 42.2
by Athabasca UniversityPart of Athabasca University's Mobile ESL Course, Exercise 42.2 tests your knowledge of the active and passive using the verb "be."
Lesson 43: Passive Verb Formations
by Athabasca University"Lesson 43: Passive Verb Formations contains instruction on passive verb formations for statements and for questions. There are three practice exercises so that you can reinforce the skills you just learned. This lesson is part of the Athabasca University Mobile ESL course."
Exercise 43.1
by Athabasca UniversityPart of Athabasca University's Mobile ESL Course, Exercise 43.1 tests your knowledge of word order.
Exercise 43.2
by Athabasca UniversityPart of Athabasca University's Mobile ESL Course, Exercise 43.2 tests your knowledge of the correct forms of the verb "be."
Exercise 43.3
by Athabasca UniversityPart of Athabasca University's Mobile ESL Course, Exercise 43.3 tests your knowledge of correct verb formation.
Lesson 44: Using the Passive
by Athabasca University"Lesson 44: Using the Passive contains instruction on the use of the passive when the agent is obvious, when the agent is not important, when the agent is new information, and the use of the passive when trying to be polite. There are two practice exercises so that you can reinforce the skills you just learned. This lesson is part of the Athabasca University Mobile ESL course."
Exercise 44.1
by Athabasca UniversityPart of Athabasca University's Mobile ESL Course, Exercise 44.1 tests your knowledge of how to make active sentences passive.
Exercise 44.2
by Athabasca UniversityPart of Athabasca University's Mobile ESL Course, Exercise 44.2 tests your knowledge of when a sentence is active or passive.
