📰 Horizon: Passive Across Tenses
The crew arrives to find the studio wall covered by the Passive Matrix and spends the week as reporters. Learners see that every passive is one machine — be in the matching tense plus a past participle — then drill the perfect passive (has/have been + done) and the future passive (will be / is going to be + done) through news-flash transformations, matrix bingo and a news bulletin of their own.
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Lesson Plan
- Headlines with no doer
- From B1 window-breaking to tomorrow
- Launched, released, announced online
Key Vocabulary
Grammar Points
- Passive voice = be in the matching tense + past participle; only be changes tense, the participle never does
- Present perfect passive: has/have + been + past participle (The schedule has been published)
- Past perfect passive: had + been + past participle for an earlier past event (The winner had already been announced)
- Future passive: will be / is going to be + past participle (The winners will be announced)
- The by-phrase is used only when the doer adds real information; news style usually omits it
Prerequisites
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