Révision Manipulations : Transformez le GN souligné en un pronom. 1) Can we put off our next meeting? 2) She doesn’t want to look after her baby brother tomorrow. 3) I have been waiting for the bus for fifteen minutes now. 4) You must sum up your novel in a few words. 5) Let’s not rule out the possibility of leaving early. 6) I can’t put up with this situation any longer. 1 Lundi 16 février 2015 La voix passive Voix active / voix passive. Emploi. Passif « d'état ». Passif avec GET. Passif des verbes à particule et prépositionnels. Verbes à double complément. Voix active → passive 1. Fred ate the sandwich. 1'. The sandwich was eaten by Fred. 5 Voix active → passive 1. S V C. 1'. S (ancien C) V (BE + V-EN) Agent (ancien S). 6 Voix active → passive 2. The government will subsidize the theatre. 2'. The thatre will be subsidized (by the governement). 7 Voix active → passive 3. Nora had repaired the car. 3'. The car had been repared (by Nora). 8 Voix active → passive 4. Ken is typing the letter. 4'. The letter is being typed (by Ken). 9 Voix active → passive 5. The caretaker must have locked the door. 5'. The door must have been locked (by the caretaker). 10 Voix active → passive 6. Did the reporter interview the President? 6'. Was the President interviewed (by the reporter)? 11 Emploi du passif Intérêt du passif : possibilité de l'Omission du complément d'agent 7. The watch had been stolen. 12 Emploi du passif Equivalence avec le français : on 8. I don't like being lied to. 13 Emploi du passif Construction impersonnelle 9. He is said to have made a fortune selling vintage cars. (« Il paraît qu'il »...) 14 Emploi du passif Verbe pronominal 10. This wine must be drunk at room temperature. (« Ce vin se boit... ») 15 Passif d'état v. d'action 11. I looked at the branch, and realized that it was broken. = passif « d'état » = BE + participe passé à valeur d'adjectif (ce n'est pas une vraie voix passive) 16 Passif d'état v. d'action 11. I looked at the branch, and realized that it was broken. 12. There was a storm, and the branch was broken (by the wind). 17 Passif d'état v. d'action 11. I looked at the branch, and realized that it was broken. 11'. I looked at the branch, and realized that it was beautiful. 11''. I looked at the branch, and realized that it was heavy with fruit. 18 Passif avec GET 13. We were held up in a traffic jam. 13'. We got held up in a traffic jam. 19 Passif avec GET => événement survenant contre la volonté du sujet 14. He got drowned. 15. He got arrested. 20 Passif avec GET => effort de la part du sujet 16. In the end, he got (himself) elected. 21 Passif avec GET Certains verbes s'utilisent de préférence avec GET : to get married, to get divorced, to get invited, to get used to, to get dressed... 22 Verbes à particule 17. He called the meeting off. → 17'. The meeting was called off. 23 Verbes prépositionnels 18. People talk much about this subject. → 18'. This subject is much talked about Ø. 24 Verbes prépositionnels 19. He does not like people looking at him. → 19'. He does not like being looked at Ø. 25 Verbes prépositionnels Act. : Sujet – Verbe – Prép. - Comp Pass. : Sujet – Verbe – Prép. - (agent) 26 Verbes à double complément 20. Fred gave Susan the photo. Pas. 1 : The photo was given to Susan 27 Verbes à double complément 20. Fred gave Susan the photo. Pas. 2 : Susan was given the photo. Verbes à double complément 21. His boss offered him a pay rise. 21'. A pay rise was offered to him. 21''. He was offered a pay rise. 29 Verbes à double complément 22. Someone told me an interesting story. 22'. I was told an interesting story. 30 Verbes à double complément Verbes acceptant un passif 2 : To tell, to give, to explain, to notify, to send, to buy, to refuse... 31 Exercices Mettez les phrases suivantes au passif en transformant le GN souligné en sujet : 1) Someone told me his latest novel was fascinating. 2) Someone gave her a strange explanation. 3) Someone gave her a strange explanation. 4) Someone refused him entrance to the club. 5) Someone sent her a love letter for Valentine’s day. 6) Someone sent her a love letter for Valentine’s day. 32