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    The passive voice in Czech and English language is used in scientific‚ technical and formal texts and in manuals. Passive voice is strict and impersonal in both languages Czech and English. There are two forms of a sentence in English and Czech language 1. Active voice 2. Passive voice Passivisation is a proces of creating passive voice by transfering of an active voice. Process of passivisation in English language is forming by discontinuous morpheme BE or GET and past participle of

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    1. A synonym is a word that’s A. pronounced the same. B. similar in meaning. C. opposite in meaning. D. defined in a thesaurus. 2. What is the most important point in the following sentence? My sister‚ Emily‚ the tallest girl in her class‚ has many friends. A. Emily is the tallest girl in her class. B. My sister’s name is Emily. C. Emily has many friends. D. Emily is my sister. 3. Of these four words‚ which one is most likely to have a negative flavor? A. Meander B. Confound C. Harangue

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    "Politics and the English Language" is an essay by George Orwell published in 1946 where he criticizes the way written English language has evolved. Orwell uses five texts from various contemporary authors to identify in them the "perversions" in the evolution of the language. He then classifies these into four main fallacies: "dying metaphors" or cliches‚ "operators or verbal false limbs" or the elimination of simple verbs and the use of passive voice rather than active‚ "pretentious diction" or

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    • The passive Voice in Present 1. The use of the Passive voice We only use the passive when the subject did not make the action (the subject is passive)‚ and the “doer” is unknown‚ obvious or not important. Look at the sentence bellow. The dog bit Aldo. • Who’s more important in this sentence the dog or Aldo? If you answered Aldo‚ you are right. So the dog is UNIMPORTANT. Maybe other information should be prioritized. Aldo was bitten yesterday‚ but he’s all right now. • Imagine that Aldo usually

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    English passive voice From Wikipedia‚ the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation‚ search This article is about the passive voice in English. For the passive voice generally‚ including its use in other languages‚ see Passive voice. English grammar | * Adjectives * Adverbs * Articles * Clauses * Compounds * Conditionals * Conjunctions * Determiners * Gender * Idiom * Interjections * Inversion * Nouns * Pronouns * Phrases * Plurals * Possessives * Prepositions

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    action or state‚ but the manner of its assertion. The action or state may be asserted: • as something that may‚ can‚ or must take place. • as something imagined or supposed which is placed under a condition. • as something desired. In written English‚ the mode or manner of the action or state is expressed by means of limiting words. For example The soldier fought (a reality) bravely (manner of the act). The soldier may fight (something imagined) bravely (manner of the supposed act). The infinitive is

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    Lesson Plan in English IV Prepared by: Byron Paul C. Beadoy Session: 1 Date: March 1‚ 2011 I. Objectives: A. Identifying sentence in present perfect tense with passive voice; B. Writing sentence using passive (present perfect tense). II. Subject matter: A. Topic: Explaining a Process Using Passive Voice (Present Perfect Tense). B. Materials: textbook‚ visual aids (picture) C. Reference: Bermudez‚ V. F.‚ Cruz‚ J.M.‚ Gorgon‚ E.R.‚ Nery

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    SEMI-DETAILED LESSON PLAN IN ENGLISH 1 I. OBJECTIVES; At the end of the lesson‚ the students should be able to; a. Define coordinating conjunctions b. Give examples of coordinating conjunctions c. Use coordinating conjunctions in a sentence II. SUBJECT MATTER Topic Coordinating conjunctions Reference Grade 7 learning Package Materials chalkboard III. PROCEDURE A. MOTIVATION I am pretty sure that you have already discussed coordinating conjunctions in your elementary days and

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    short stories written by the native speakers of English‚ and a film and its scenario also produced in the target language. The latter three are considered as authentic written and spoken texts. 1.1 Authentic Texts Authentic texts can be defined as those texts that are naturally produced by the interaction between native speakers of the target language. It also can be paraphrased by Willis as ’genuine language use ’ or ’[being] typical of real English ’ 1990:26‚127 . Taking this viewpoint‚ it seems

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    Essay-style Answers to Exam Questions Your essay should have three main parts: introduction‚ body and conclusion. Make a Plan (outline the points you intend to cover). Remember to write in the 3rd person Passive Voice (do not use “I”). Use academic English with no slang or colloquialisms. Introduction: Paraphrase the Question. Give a Definition. Signpost: list all the areas you intend to cover when addressing the topic You will need approximately 3 - 5 points for a good essay. Remember

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