Grammar presentation
Passive Voice Presentation
The rule in plain words, the form table, example sentences, practice with answers to reveal and a summary. Present it here, download the PPTX or print it.
- Age
- Ages 12+
- Level
- B1
- Skill
- Grammar
- Format
- On screen · PPTX · PDF
Passive Voice
Grammar presentation
Slide 1 of 16: Title
Arrow keys or space to move, swipe on a touch screen. Answers appear on the first press, the next slide on the second. N toggles notes, F goes full screen.
How to use it in class
Present it full screen Open it on the class display. The arrow keys move on, and a question slide keeps its answer for the next press, so the class can answer first.
Read the teacher notes Every slide has notes on what to say and what to ask. They come inside the PPTX as speaker notes too.
No screen? Print it Print every slide with the answers shown, one per page, or download the PPTX and open it in PowerPoint.
What's inside
- How it works: the rule as you would say it to a class
- Form table: positive, negative, question, short answer
- Example sentences with pictures
- Fill the gap and “Which is right?” practice with answers
- Summary slide and teacher notes on every slide
Teach it further
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