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How to use the PASSIVE VOICE structure

Here's how to teach going from the active voice to PASSIVE VOICE in 4 easy steps. Find this video's companion resources at http://www.insightstoEnglish.com, including printouts, presentation materials, and further tips and tricks. How to Teach Passive Voice: First, we look at why the Passive Structure is used, which is WHEN AN ACTION OR ITS RESULT IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN ITS CAUSE. We also see ways in which people have already been using passive from very early on. Next, we go over the four steps to transform an active sentence into a passive one. 1. put the passive noun (object) before the verb 2.a. put the active noun (subject) after the verb and place "by" in between 2.b. throw the active noun away 3. add [to be] before the verb (in the same tense as the original verb] 4. change the main verb to the past participle form. Finally, we see some common situations that the Passive Voice is used. One great example is within news headlines and stories. -- 0:00 Intro 2:06 Usage 3:11 Form 6:02 Practice 7:01 Application -- For another step-by-step transformation, check out our video on Relative Clauses: • RELATIVE CLAUSES in 4 Steps [good for native-speaking learners as well as ESL or EFL students] Let us know in the comments how the method in this video has helped you and your students with the passive structure! -- INSIGHTS TO ENGLISH creates videos and other resources to share alternate perspectives on various grammar topics. Presenting various approaches ensures that no student is left in the dark. see more at http://www.insightstoEnglish.com

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