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Conditional Sentences and Passive Voice

with Songs

Conditional Sentences and Passive Voice with

Jack Johnsons Songs

Students: Eduardo Lima, Jennifer Kelly,
Mayara Leal e Silas Samuel.
Teacher: Esp. Lenir da Silva Fernandes
4th Bimester

Biography and Life

Don't let
your
dreams
be
dreams
Jack Johnson
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Biography and Life

The youngest of three boys, Jack

Johnson was born on May 18,

1975, in Oahu, Hawaii.

In 1992, Johnson made history
when the 17-year-old became the
youngest surfer to reach the finals of
the Pipeline Masters in Oahu.
Johnson suffered a gruesome surfing
accident when he careened into a
coral reef and severely cut up his
face.
After graduating from high school,
Johnson enrolled at the University of
California at Santa Barbara, where met
his future wife, Kim, and took to writing
his own music in the hopes that he could
impress her. Married in 2000, they have
two sons and a daughter together.

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Music Career

Not long after graduating from UC Santa Barbara,

Johnson wrote a couple of songs for a low-budget
surfer movie calledThicker Than Water. The film
became a cult hit.
The musician Ben Harper, a fellow surfer, who was
so impressed he invited Johnson to perform on his
2001 tour. It wasn't long before Johnson was
inundated with offers from major music labels.
In 2001 Johnson released his first
album,Brushfire Fairytales. Similar success
followed with 2002'sOn and On. His 2005
album,In Between Dreams went on to sell more
than 2 million records. A year later, Johnson
achieved even more success with theCurious
Georgefilm soundtrack.
By 2008, Johnson, whose hits include "Sitting,
Waiting, Wishing," "Upside Down," "If I Had
Eyes" and "Better Together," among others, had
sold more than 15 million album copies.

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Introduction: A Review
Passive Voice
Voice is the form of a verb that shows
whether the subject of a sentence does the
action (= the active voice) or is affected by it
(= the passive voice).
Passive Subject + the appropriate form of
Form: to be or to have + Past Participle
Active:The ball hit Janet.
Example: Passive:Janet was hit /
Janet was hit by the ball.

Conditional Sentences
They are used to express that the action in the main
clause (without if) can only take place if a certain
condition (in the clause with if) is fulfilled.
It is possible and also very likely
that the condition will be fulfilled:
Example:If I find her
address, Ill send her an
invitation.

It is possible butvery unlikely,

that the condition will be fulfilled:
Example:If I found her address, I
would send her an invitation.

It isimpossiblethat the
condition will be fulfilled because
it refers to the past:
Example:If I had found her
address, I would have sent her an
invitation.

Form:if+Simple
Present,willFuture
Form:if+Simple
Past,Conditional
I(= would +
Infinitive)
Form:if+Past
Perfect,Conditional
II(= would + have +
Past Participle)

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Better Together

Our dreams and they are made out of real things

Subject

To be form

Phrasal Verb in
Past Participle

Probable form in the active

voice:

Real things make our dreams

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If I Had Eyes
If I had eyes in the back of my head
I would have told you that
And if you could've tried to
trust the hand that fed
You would've never been
hungry
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Upside Down
Who's to say
What's impossible
Well they forgot
This world keeps spinning
And with each new day
I can feel the change in everything
And as the surface breaks reflections fade
But in some ways they remain the same
And as my mind begins to spread its wings
There's no stopping curiosity
I wanna turn the whole thing upside down
I'll find the things
they say just can't be found
I'll share this love I find with everyone
We'll sing and dance to Mother Nature's songs
I don't want this feeling to go away
Who's to say
I can't do everything
Well I can try
And as I roll along I begin to find
Things aren't always just what they seem

I want to turn the whole thing upside down

I'll find the things
they say just can't be found
I'll share this love I find with everyone
We'll sing and dance to Mother Nature's songs
This world keeps spinning
and there's no time to waste
Well it all keeps spinning spinning round and round and
Upside down
Who's to say what's impossible and can't be found
I don't want this feeling to go away
Please don't go away
Please don't go away
Please don't go away
Is this how it's supposed to be

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References
http://www.biography.com/people/jack-johnson-21243637
http://www.myenglishpages.com/site_php_file
s/grammar-lesson-passive-voice.php
https://www.ego4u.com/en/cramup/grammar/conditional-sentences
http://www.really-learn-english.com/activeand-passive-voice.html

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