Week 4: Lesson 12. From causative passive to active with ‘have’ and ‘get’
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They weren't getting their flowers planted when we visited.

  • The gardener wasn't planting their flowers when we visited. (correct)
  • The gardener hadn't planted their flowers when we visited.
  • The gardener was planting their flowers when we visited.
  • The gardener hadn't been planting their flowers when we visited.

She hasn’t had her laptop fixed.

  • The technician hasn’t fixed her laptop.
  • The technician didn't fix her laptop.
  • The technician hasn’t fixed her laptop. (correct)
  • The technician will fix her laptop.

He got his nose broken.

  • The ball had hit and broken his nose.
  • The ball hit and broke his nose. (correct)
  • The ball has hit and broken his nose.
  • The ball will hit and break his nose.

I'm getting my hair cut tomorrow.

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They got their car stolen.

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Passive voice

The subject of the sentence is experiencing an action done by someone else.

Emphasis on action

In the passive voice, the action is emphasized rather than the actor.

Actor unknown

Used when the actor is unknown or unimportant.

Passive voice structure

The verb 'to be' combined with the past participle of the main verb forms the passive voice.

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Subject shift

The object of the active sentence becomes the subject in the passive sentence.

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