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Passive Tense Table

The document provides a table that outlines the differences between active and passive forms of verbs across 12 tenses in English, including: 1. Simple present, present continuous, present perfect, and past tenses. 2. Future tenses like future simple and future continuous. 3. Future perfect and modal verbs. For each tense, it lists the active and passive forms for affirmative, negative, and question sentences. This allows for easy comparison of how verbs are conjugated and subjects/objects are used in active vs. passive voice.
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Passive Tense Table

The document provides a table that outlines the differences between active and passive forms of verbs across 12 tenses in English, including: 1. Simple present, present continuous, present perfect, and past tenses. 2. Future tenses like future simple and future continuous. 3. Future perfect and modal verbs. For each tense, it lists the active and passive forms for affirmative, negative, and question sentences. This allows for easy comparison of how verbs are conjugated and subjects/objects are used in active vs. passive voice.
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Passive tense table

Tenses Active form (Affirmative/Negative/Question) Passive form

A: Sub + verb (s)+ ob + p + t. A: Ob+ am/is/are+ verb(PPII)+ p+t + by +sub


Ex: They read the books every day. Ex: The books are read every day (by them).
Ex: He reads a book every day. Ex: A book is read every day (by him).
1 Simple
Present N: Sub + don’t/doesn’t + verb + ob + p+ t. N: Ob+ am/is/are +not+ verb(PPII)+ p+t +by + sub
Ex: They don’t read the books every day. Ex: The books are not read every day (by them).
Ex: He doesn’t read a book every day. Ex: A book is not read every day (by him).

Q: (Wh) + Do/Does + sub + verb + ob + p+ t...? Q: Am/is/are+ ob+ verb(PPII) +p+t +by + sub...?
Ex: Do they read the books every day? Ex: Are the books read every day (by them)?
Ex: Does he read a book every day? Ex: Is a book read every day (by him)?

A: Sub + am/is/are + verb + ing + ob + p+ t. A: Ob+ am/is/are+ being+ verb(PPII)+ p+ t+by+sub


Ex: They are reading the books now. Ex: The books are being read now (by them).
Ex: He is reading a book now. Ex: A book is being read now (by him).

2 Present N: Sub + am/is/aren’t + verb + ing + ob + p + t. N: Ob+ am/is/are+ not+ being+ verb(PPII)+ p+ t+by+sub
Contin.s Ex: They are not reading the books now. Ex: The books are not being read now (by them).
Ex: He isn’t reading a book now. Ex: A book is not being read now (by him).

Q: (Wh) + Am/is/Are + sub + verb + ing + ob + p + t...? Q: Am/is/are+ ob+ being + verb(PPII)+ p+t+by+sub...?
Ex: Are they reading the books now? Ex: Are the books being read now (by them)?
Ex: Is he reading a book now? Ex: Is a book being read now (by him)?

A: Sub + have/has + verb(PPII) + ob + p + t. A: Ob+ have/has + been + verb(PPII)+ p+ t+by+sub.


Ex: They have just done their homework. Ex: Their homework has just been done. (by them).
Ex: Sam has watered some flowers. Ex: Some flowers have been watered by Sam.
3 Present
Perfect
Simple N: Sub + haven’t/ hasn’t + verb(PPII) + ob + p + t. N: Ob+ have/has + not + been + verb(PPII)+ p+ t+by+sub
Ex: They haven’t done their homework yet. Ex: Their homework has not just been done. (by them).
Ex: Sam hasn’t watered some flowers. Ex: Some flowers have not been watered by Sam.
Q: (Wh)+Have/Has + sub + verb(PPII) + ob + p + t...? Q: Have/Has + ob + been +verb(PPII)+ p+t +by+sub...?
Ex: Have they done their homework? Ex: Has their homework been done (by them)?
Ex: Has Sam watered some flowers? Ex: Have some flowers been watered by Sam?
Present
4 Perfect
Contin.s
A: Sub + verb+ ed + ob + p + t. A: Ob + was/were + verb(PPII) + p + t + by + sub.
Ex: We played tennis yesterday. Ex: Tennis was played yesterday (by us).
Ex: Amy cleaned 5 windows yesterday. Ex: 5 windows were cleaned yesterday by Amy.
5 Past
Simple
N: Sub + didn’t + verb + ob + p + t. N: Ob + was/were +not + verb(PPII) + p + t +by+sub
Ex: We didn’t play tennis yesterday. Ex: Tennis wasn’t played yesterday (by us).
Ex: Amy didn’t clean 5 windows yesterday. Ex: 5 windows were not cleaned yesterday by Amy.

Q: (Wh) + Did + sub + verb + ob + p + t...? Q: Was/Were + ob + verb(PPII) + ob + p + t+ by+ sub...?


Ex: Did you play tennis yesterday? Ex: Was tennis played yesterday (by us)?
Ex: Did Amy clean 5 windows yesterday? Ex: Were 5 windows cleaned yesterday by Amy?
A: Sub + was/were + verb + ing + ob + p + t. A: Ob+ was/were + being +verb (PPII) + ob + p + t+by+ Sub
Ex: They were playing tennis at 2 o’clock yesterday. Ex: Tennis was being played at 2 o’clock yesterday by them.
Ex: A boy was wearing trousers yesterday. Ex: Trousers were being worn yesterday by a boy.
6 Past
Contin.s N: Sub + was/were + not + verb + ing + ob + p + t. N: Ob + was/were + not + being+verb(PPII) + ob + p + t +by+sub
Ex: They were not playing tennis at 2 o’clock yesterday. Ex: Tennis was not being played at 2 o’clock yesterday by them.
Ex: A boy was wearing trousers yesterday. Ex: Trousers were not being worn yesterday by a boy.

Q: (Wh) +Was/Were + sub +verb + ing + ob+ p + t...? Q: (Wh) +Was/Were + ob +being +verb (PPII) + ob+ p + t+by+ sub?
Ex: Were they playing tennis at 2 o’clock yesterday? Ex: Was tennis being played at 2 o’clock yesterday by them?
Ex: Was a boy wearing trousers yesterday? Ex: Were trousers being worn yesterday by a boy?

A: Sub + had + verb(PPII ) + ob + p + t. A: Ob + had + been + verb(PPII ) + p + t+by+ Sub.


Ex: They had sold all the tickets by 5 o’clock yesterday. Ex: All the tickets had been sold by 5 o’clock yesterday by them.
Past
Perfect
N: Sub + hadn’t + verb + PPII + ob + p + t. N: + Ob + hadn’t + been + verb + PPII + p + t +by + Sub.
7 Ex: They hadn’t sold all the tickets by 5 o’clock yesterday. Ex: All the tickets had not been sold by 5 o’clock yesterday by them.
Q: (Wh) + Had + sub + verb(PPII) + ob + p + t...? Q: Had + ob + been + verb(PPII) + p + t... sub?
Ex: Had they sold all the tickets by 5 o’clock yesterday? Ex: Had All the tickets been sold by 5 o’clock yesterday?
8 Past
Perfect
Contin.s
A: Sub + will + verb+ ob + p + t. A: Ob + will + be + verb(PPII) + p + t + by + Sub.
Ex: I will make a cake tomorrow. Ex: A cake will be made tomorrow by me.
9 Future
Simple
(will) N: Sub + won’t + verb + ob + p + t. N: Ob + won’t + be + verb(PPII) + p + t + by + Sub.
Ex: I will not make a cake tomorrow. Ex: A cake will not be made tomorrow by me.

Q: (Wh)+Will+sub + verb + ob + p + t...? Q: Will + ob + be + verb(PPII) + p + t + by + sub?


Ex: WilI I make a cake tomorrow? Ex: Will a cake be made tomorrow by me?

A: Sub+ am/is/ are + going to + verb + ob + p + t. A: Ob + am/is/ are + going to + be + verb(PPII) + p + t + by +Sub.
Ex: He is going to by a new car soon. Ex: A new car is going to be bought by him soon.

10 Future N: Sub + am/is/are+ not + going to + verb + ob + p + t. N: Ob + am/is/are+ not + going to + be + verb(PPII) + p+t +by + sub.
Simple Ex: He is not going to by a new car soon. Ex: A new car is not going to be bought by him soon.
(going
to) Q: (Wh)+Am/is/Are +sub +going to + verb + ob + p + t..? Q: (WH)Am/is/Are + ob + going to + be + verb(PPII) + p +t+by+sub?
Ex: Is he going to by a new car soon? Ex: Is a new car going to be bought by him soon?
Future
10 Contin.s
A: Sub + will+ have + verb(PPII) + ob + p + t A: Ob + will+ have + been + verb(PPII) + p + t + by + Sub
Ex: Children will have passed the exams then. Ex: The exams will have been passed by children then.
11 Future
Perfect
N: Sub + won’t + have + verb(PPII) + ob + p + t. N: Ob + won’t + have + been + verb(PPII) + p + t + by + Sub.
Ex: Children will not have passed the exams then. Ex: The exams will not have been passed by children then.

Q:(Wh) + Will + sub + have + verb(PPII) + ob + p + t? Q: Will + ob + have + been + verb(PPII) + p + t + by + sub?
Ex: Will children have passed the exams then? Ex: Will the exams have been passed by children then?
A: Sub + modal + verb+ ob + p + t. A: Ob + modal + be + verb(PPII) + p + t + by + Sub.
Ex: You can see the lake from your room window. Ex: The lake can be seen from your room window (by you).
Ex: We should wash the fruit before eating. Ex: The fruit should be washed before eating by us.
12 Modals

N: Sub + modal + not + verb + ob + p + t. N: Sub + modal + not + be + verb + PPII+ ob + p + t.


Ex: You can’t see the lake from your room window. Ex: The lake can't be seen from your room window (by you).
Ex: We should not wash the fruit before eating. Ex: The fruit should not be washed before eating by us.

Q: (Wh)+Modal +sub + verb + ob + p + t...? Q: (Wh)+Modal +sub + be +verb+PPII + ob + p + t...?


Ex: Can you see the lake from your room window? Ex: Can the lake be seen from your room window (by you)?
Ex: Should we wash the fruit before eating? Ex: Should the fruit be washed before eating by us?

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