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LESSON 88Chart 31“be” + third form

Charlie kicks the ball

The ball broke the window

The ball is kicked by Charlie

The window was broken by the ball

These sentences tell us the same thing.

These sentences tell us the same thing.

Who cooks your dinner every day?My … cooks my dinner every day

Is his dinner cooked by his … every day?Yes, his dinner is cooked by his … every day

Who cooked your dinner yesterday?My … cooked my dinner yesterday

Was her dinner cooked by her … yesterday?Yes, her dinner was cooked by her … yesterday

Who bought your shoes?… bought my shoes

Who were his shoes bought by?His shoes were bought by …

factory feed – fed – fed

Are cars made on farms?No, cars aren’t made on farms; they’re made in factories

How many times a day are most pet dogs fed?Most pet dogs are fed twice a day

Illustration: factory

building – line of

cars coming out of

one end

Was this book written by me?No, that book wasn’t written by you; it was written by someone else

In your country, are uniforms worn by teachers or schoolchildren?In my country, uniforms are worn by …

Were you woken up by an alarm this morning?Yes, I was woken up by an alarm this morning ~ No, I wasn’t woken up by an alarm this morning

written wokenworn

In these sentences, we use the verb “be” and the third form

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