uses of like mye) be ike (preposition) + jit he/she//it Antigua/ living in the city 2 | What | is > She | doesn’t like 8 your new house , [> he ences Use be the (prepostion) to ask for a descrip Where do | %U evering? A; What's it (the city) like? B: It’s a big city, with lots of traffic. Note: Be careful not to confuse the two for Question: What's it like? Answer: I's o lovely city, NOT Hike-t-very Use like (verb) to talk about things you like: What do you like doing in the evening? | ike going out at night. Hie) present/past passive Use subject + be + past participle to form the passive. Present passive subject be _| past participle + V/yourhe/she/it/we/they | am | told that he is the best player = Rugby isn't_| played here 2 [is | this dish made with potatoes? Past passive subject be past participle + I/you/he/she/it/we/they | was/were | stopped bya policeman = The photo wasn't | taken here 2 | Was | the dog killed? Use the active voice to talk about the things people do: John stole tie camera. Liz ate the bread, Use the passive voice: + to talk about what happens to things or people: The camera was stolen by John. The bread was eaten by + when the cause of the action is unknown: Thousands of people are killed on the roads every year. (We do kills her.) + when the cause of the action is not important: The cakes are made in France. (It is net important who mak IF we want to say who does/cid the action, we use by: The criminal was caught by the police. Penicilin was Alexander Fleming.[Pe] complaining