PASSIVES Part II

THE FUTURE, PRESENT PERFECT AND MODAL PASSIVE

FORM

IDENTIFY (Present Perfect Passive)

• What tense of the verb is this?

• How do you think you could form the passive?

• Look at the underlined verb (line five)

• What are the parts of the form?

has ignored

has / have

been

past part.

IDENTIFY (Future Passive)

• What tense of the verb is this?

• How do you think you could form the passive?

• Look at the example that is circled (line eight)

• What are the parts of the form?

will hear

will be past part.

ANALYZE (Modal Passive)

• Look at this example sentence:

• What are the three parts of the modal passive?

The situation simply cannot be allowed to

continue

modal be past part.

Books closed

• In pairs change this sentence to:– Future passive with will– Present perfect passive– Modal passive with must

TV violence is limited

Books closed

• In pairs change this example to:– Modal passive question and short answer with

should– Future passive with will– Present perfect passive

Are the parents blamed? Yes, they are