Passive transformations

A few transformations!

More causative exercises

With the exam approaching us, I thought that you might need more exercises!

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Causative Sentences

Causative sentences 2

Passive voice Exercises

The passive voice--> Causative forms

Some of you looked worried last day in class while we were revising the causative forms... (that's right, revising... it should ring a bell).

Anyway, I'm posting a compilation of sentences so you can practice for the exam. If you have any doubts, refer them to me tomorrow in class.

Causative Exercise 1 (beginner- intermediate)

Causative Sentences (different tenses)

Causative Exercise 2 (intermediate)

Causative Quiz

Causative Exercise 3 (advanced)

Causative Exercises

Causatives (Have/ Get something done)

Have something done

(source of the document: http://busyteacher.org/20555-have-something-done-worksheet.html)

Have something done (with answers)

(source of the document:http://busyteacher.org/16435-have-something-done-with-answers.html)

Passive voice (old entry)

Some of my students are having problems with the search engine of the blog. Apparently, this app doesn't work well with mobile phones. I'm sorry, but I don't know how to fix the problem. 

However, since they were mostly interested on downloading the grammar copy set, I've decided to repost it.

Click on the link to be directed to the original blog entry.

Passive voice (blog entry)

And, just so you know, you can easily access to the contents of the blog through Google. All you have to do is:

1. Googling the terms you are interested on (i.e. esl freak+ passive voice)

2. Check it is the correct link.

3. Enjoy the learning ride!

The Passive Voice

I've been MIA for a couple of days but, as you know, things have been tough around here. 

However, today I've kept a few minutes to post some documents involving the passive voice in English. Hope you find them useful!

First of all, this is a nice webpage including lots of exercises (and on line checking). Have a look at it, it has got different levels and exercises!

www.englisch-hilfen.de

And, for those of you who prefer taking grammar quizes, there's the following webpage. 

www.learnenglishfeelgood.com

Last unit handout!

And here it is! The last handout! Hot from the oven! Including lots of revision exercises!

And I'm afraid I must remind you! In order to avoid the following situation...

This isn't a common unit. It's the LAST UNIT, guys. Remember these words: Continuous and Comprehensive Assessment? 

Yeah, I know, not your favourite words.

But, keep in mind that all the contents seen during this academic year may be included in your exercises (as I always do, btw).

So, pleaaaaaaaaaaaase, don't be like:

And study hard! Summer holidays are just round the corner!

COPY SET--> UNIT 8

Passive voice

Annnd, with these copies the grammar part of the unit is officially finished. 

Phew! It's a hard one, isn't it?

Click on the following link to download your copy:

Passive voice