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    The document discusses various grammatical structures in English including active and passive voice. It provides examples of using the present simple, past simple, present continuous, and past continuous tenses in both the active and passive voice. A number of prepositions and verbs are also listed.

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    The document discusses various grammatical structures in English including active and passive voice. It provides examples of using the present simple, past simple, present continuous, and past continuous tenses in both the active and passive voice. A number of prepositions and verbs are also listed.

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    The document discusses various grammatical structures in English including active and passive voice. It provides examples of using the present simple, past simple, present continuous, and past continuous tenses in both the active and passive voice. A number of prepositions and verbs are also listed.

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    passive voice

    Present Simple (am/are/is+past participle). Past Simple (was/were+past participle )


    ACTIVE. PASSIVE ACTIVE. PASSIVE
    bread every day. Bread is bought every day. He bought bread yesterday. Bread was bought yesterday.
    had our washing machine fixed

    was given a prize


    will+be+past part.

    will be told
    have/has+been
    +past part.
    It has been shown

    had my hearing checked

    I’m having my house renovated.

    PRESENT CONTINUOUS (am/are/is+being+past part.) PAST CONTINUOUS (was/were+being+past particip.)


    He is painting the house. The house is being painted. He was painting the house. The house was being painted.
    ACTIVE
    SEDENTARY NOMADIC

    over

    after

    over

    down

    off
    up

    into

    forward

    from
    up

    over
    forward to
    to complain - narzekać

    uzależniony

    take on

    make time for

    keep up with
    pile up

    overwhelmed by

    struggle with

    race around

    have no control

    take time out


    ing
    ‘m ing

    don’t realise

    have
    don’t

    frustration
    irritating
    ing
    now!

    fact!

    planned future action

    Are you working on something important to you at the moment?

    How many hours, on average do you sleep at night?


    4 Do you find it difficult to say ‘no’ to work even when you are busy?

    How often do you see your friends?


    7 How many emails are in your inbox at the moment?
    Do you feel stressed a lot of time?

    Are you planning a holiday for the near future?


    Do you have a hobby (that) you pursue regularly?
    Do you ever take a day off to do nothing?

    How often do you come home late from school or work?

    ON - before days of the week!

    Text
    AGE

    T
    F
    F

    T
    d
    a
    g
    b
    f

    c
    c

    indispensable = essential

    HOMEWORK
    too

    agree
    thing

    that
    choice
    sure
    not
    kidding

    useful
    say

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