Look at the scheme and complete the rules subject at the beginning object active sentence passive sentence agent omitted by at the end to be past participle In the active voice, the of the active sentence (which usually comes) is the doer of the action. In the passive voice, the of the becomes the subject of the. The doer of the action in the passive sentence is called the and can be or used in a prepositional phrase ( + doer) of the sentence. The verb in the passive voice is formed with the help of + of the main verb.
Задание

Look at the scheme and complete the rules

  • subject

  • at the beginning

  • object

  • active sentence

  • passive sentence

  • agent

  • omitted

  • by

  • at the end

  • to be

  • past participle

  • In the active voice, the [ ] of the active sentence (which usually comes [ ]) is the doer of the action.

  • In the passive voice, the [ ] of the [ ] becomes the subject of the [ ].

  • The doer of the action in the passive sentence is called the [ ] and can be [ ] or used in a prepositional phrase ([ ] + doer) [ ] of the sentence.

  • The verb in the passive voice is formed with the help of [ ] + [ ] of the main verb.