Passive Voice All Tenses
Voz pasiva en todos los tiempos verbales
Imagina que English es un framework con una función llamada PASSIVE(). En programación, cuando no sabes quién ejecuta la acción o no te importa, mueves el objeto al inicio y el sujeto desaparece o va al final con 'by'. Es como reorganizar los parámetros de una función: el objeto que recibía la acción ahora es el primer argumento.
La voz pasiva funciona como un wrapper que envuelve cualquier tense. Solo necesitas dos cosas: el verbo BE en el tense correcto + el PAST PARTIPLE del verbo principal. Es como si BE fuera el adapter que convierte cualquier tense a modo pasivo.
En B2 ya no solo usas pasiva con 'be' — también conoces las formas con modales (should be done), con futuros (will be done), y con tiempos perfectos (has been done). Es como escalar un sistema: cada tense tiene su propio handler de pasiva.
SUJETO + BE (en el tense correcto) + PAST PARTICIPLE (+ by AGENTE) Ejemplos por tense: Present Simple: The report IS WRITTEN by the team. Past Simple: The report WAS WRITTEN by the team. Future Simple: The report WILL BE WRITTEN by the team. Present Perfect: The report HAS BEEN WRITTEN by the team. Past Continuous: The report WAS BEING WRITTEN by the team. Modal: The report SHOULD BE WRITTEN by the team. Past Perfect: The report HAD BEEN WRITTEN by the team.
Debugging lab
Corrige o completa la línea. 7 ejercicios por tema.
- 4.1.7.1
The cake were eaten by the children.
- 4.1.7.2
The bridge have been built last year.
- 4.1.7.3
The letter has been send by the secretary.
- 4.1.7.4
The rooms are being clean right now.
- 4.1.7.5
The homework will been done by tomorrow.
- 4.1.7.6
The project should be finish before Friday.
- 4.1.7.7
The car had been repairing for two hours when they found the problem.
- 4.1.7.8
The window was broken by the children.
- 4.1.7.9
The email has been sent to all employees.
- 4.1.7.10
The report will be finished by tomorrow.
- 4.1.7.11
The project should be completed before Friday.