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Passive Voice

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Passive voice basics and meeting terms

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Passive voice basics and meeting terms

by APEXIA
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Q1. Passive voice structure:

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Q2. Passive is used to:

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Q3. Choose correct:

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Q4. Complete: “The email ___ sent yesterday.”

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Q5. Choose correct:

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Q6. (complex) Which is correct?

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Q7. (complex) Which sentence is correct?

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Q8. Choose correct:

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Q9. “Agenda” =

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Q10. “Participant” =

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Q11. “Wrap up” =

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Q12. “Bring something up” =

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Q13. (complex)

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Q14. “Go over” =

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Q15. (complex)

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Core passive structure: be + past participle.

Passive highlights the action and omits the doer.

Correct passive form: was + past participle.

Past context -> was sent.

Future passive = will be + past participle.

Passive removes subject.

Present perfect passive.

Passive needs past participle.

Structure of meeting.

Person involved.

End a meeting.

Introduce idea.

Correct phrasal verb structure.

Review information.

Correct structure + clarity.

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