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Same thing, different ways.
Someone waters the flowers regularly.
The flowers are watered regularly.
Someone is knocking on the door.
The door is being knocked.
Mrs. Tupe will look after the baby.
The baby will be looked after by Mrs. Tupe.
You can cook it easily.
It can be cooked easily.
How to decide?
When
◆ action is more important than the agent, *
◆ agent is unknown,
◆ agent is unimportant,
◆ agent is obvious from the context,
you can use a passive sentence.
* An agent is someone who does the action. around, too?
5 Study the CHECK THIS OUT! box and write
sentences with the same meaning.
1. They prepare lots of food for the celebrations.
2. My mum is cooking desserts for Ramadan
Bayram.
3. The Japanese generally eat lots of fish.
4. People are going to decorate the streets.
5. They haven’t written the invitations.
6 WRITING
a Read the following dialogue and answer the
questions below.
1. Are they organising a picnic?
2. Is it a surprise birthday party for their brother? Write a composition of 100-150 words on
3. By whom is the cleaning going to be done?
4. What is going to be done after the cleaning?
5. Who were the songs downloaded by?
Jessie: Let's look over the plan one more
time Vanessa. The big day is tomorrow.
Vanessa: OK. The first thing to be done is
waiting until they leave the house. If they
don’t, we can’t do anything.
Jessie: They will. Uncle Tom is going to call
them out for an hour in the afternoon. As
soon as they leave, the cleaning of the house
is going to be done quickly. We can spend
just 30 minutes for this.
Vanessa: Are we going to do that together?
Jessie: Yes. If we don’t do that together, we
won’t be able to finish it on time.
Vanessa: After cleaning, we are going to
decorate the room. You have bought some
balloons, haven’t you?
Jessie: Yes, but they aren’t all going to be
blown by me!
Vanessa: OK. We can do that together.
Balloons and ribbons. There won’t be a party
if there are no decorations.
Jessie: Shall we put their wedding photos all
Vanessa: Well done Jessie. That’s a very good
idea.
Jessie: How about the food and drinks?
Vanessa: I have bought some things to eat
and drink. Kinds of snacks and a big cake.
They are going to be organised in the middle
of the room on the coffee table.
Jessie: And the music?
Vanessa: And the music what? Don’t tell me
that you haven’t bought a CD!
Jessie: I haven’t bought, but I downloaded
their first dance tune and some other 80s
from the Internet. How is it going to be
played?
Vanessa: I can set the player to play
automatically. Don’t worry.
Jessie: OK. Let’s make it an anniversary to
remember for them.
b How do you celebrate special occasions?
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