Lesson 4a - The Passive - English Grammar


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Lesson 4a - The Passive - English Grammar

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Topic: The Passive Voice. This is an introduction to the passive in two parts. We talk about what the passive is, how it's formed, and why it's used. Level: high intermediate to advanced.

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