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    The document describes a passive voice game where students brainstorm inventions that are important in their lives. They then have 10 minutes, working in pairs using technology, to research who invented each item and write a sentence in the passive voice about the inventor, such as "The telephone was invented by Alexander Graham Bell." Pairs earn points for correctly identifying inventors and writing grammatically correct passive sentences, with the pair earning the most points winning the game. The game combines grammar practice with the passive voice and conducting research on important inventions.

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    The document describes a passive voice game where students brainstorm inventions that are important in their lives. They then have 10 minutes, working in pairs using technology, to research who invented each item and write a sentence in the passive voice about the inventor, such as "The telephone was invented by Alexander Graham Bell." Pairs earn points for correctly identifying inventors and writing grammatically correct passive sentences, with the pair earning the most points winning the game. The game combines grammar practice with the passive voice and conducting research on important inventions.

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    The document describes a passive voice game where students brainstorm inventions that are important in their lives. They then have 10 minutes, working in pairs using technology, to research who invented each item and write a sentence in the passive voice about the inventor, such as "The telephone was invented by Alexander Graham Bell." Pairs earn points for correctly identifying inventors and writing grammatically correct passive sentences, with the pair earning the most points winning the game. The game combines grammar practice with the passive voice and conducting research on important inventions.

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    The document describes a passive voice game where students brainstorm inventions that are important in their lives. They then have 10 minutes, working in pairs using technology, to research who invented each item and write a sentence in the passive voice about the inventor, such as "The telephone was invented by Alexander Graham Bell." Pairs earn points for correctly identifying inventors and writing grammatically correct passive sentences, with the pair earning the most points winning the game. The game combines grammar practice with the passive voice and conducting research on important inventions.

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    PASSIVE VOICE GAMES

    1. Research Race

    What inventions do your students think are most necessary in their lives? As a

    class, brainstorm as many different inventions necessary to modern life as possible.

    Then use that list of inventions in this combination grammar and reading activity.

    Give students ten minutes to work with a partner on their smartphones or other

    technology devices (this works best if you have Wi-Fi in class or can take your

    students to a computer lab) and identify who masterminded each of their necessary

    inventions. For every inventor they find, they should write a sentence in the passive

    voice. “The telephone was invented by Alexander Graham Bell.” Give your students

    only ten minutes to research as many inventions as possible. When you call time,

    award each pair one point for identifying the correct inventor and one point for

    writing a grammatical passive sentence. The pair with the most points wins the

    game.

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