Module 1《Europe》教案-Grammar（外研版必修3）.docVIP

Module 1 Europe Grammar—教案 ■Goals To learn about passive voice: present and past forms To learn about subject and verb agreement ■Procedures Step 1: Learning about passive voice: present and past forms For every tense in the Active Voice, there is a corresponding tense in the Passive Voice. In the Passive Voice, the verb to be acts as an auxiliary. The Passive Voice tenses of an English verb are formed from the corresponding conjugations of to be, followed by the past participle of the verb.The Formation of passive voice: present and past forms Tense Auxiliary Verb Form Simple Present am/is/are past participle Present Continuous am/is/are being past participle Present Perfect have/has been past participle Present Perfect Continuous have/has been being past participle Simple Past was/were past participle Past Continuous was/were being past participle Past Perfect had been past participle Past Perfect Continuous had been being past participle Simple Future will (shall) be past participle Future Continuous will (shall) be being past participle Future Perfect will (shall) have been past participle Future Perfect Continuous will (shall) have been being past participle Step 2: Making passive voice sentences in present and past forms Now you are going to turn as many sentences from Great European Cities as possible into passive voice sentences in present and past forms. Paris is made the capital of France. Paris is built on the River Seine. Paris is regarded as one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Paris is visited by more than eight million tourists every year. The Eiffel Tower is looked as the most popular place for tourists. The Eiffel Tower is made the famous symbol of Pairs. The Louvre is also found in Paris. The Church of the Sagrada Familia was designed by an architect. The architect is called Antonio Gaudi. The church hasn’t been finished yet. The paintings were produced by great artists. Florence is visited each year by about a millio