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Passive voice: From the object's perspective

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Practice the use of passive voice in past simple, past perfect or present continuous.

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Practice the use of passive voice in past simple, past perfect or present continuous.

by Alex Reséndiz Vázquez
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1

What happened to the water bottle?

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2

What is happening to the water bottle now?

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3

What happened to the water?

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4

What happened to the ball?

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5

What happened to the ball?

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Explanation

We can use either past simple or present perfect to describe what happened to the water bottle. Also, we can omit the agent since it is not known to us as viewers.

Since the question asks about what is happening at the moment, we use present continuous. Also, we can omit the agent since it is not known to us.

We can use either past simple or present perfect to describe what happened to the water here. Also, we can omit the agent since it is not known to us as viewers.

We can use either past simple or present perfect to describe what happened to the ball. Here we can mention the agent since we know who did the action.

We can use either past simple or present perfect to describe what happened to the ball. Here we can mention the agent since we know who did the action.

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