All Tense Passive Voice

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Passive voice across tenses

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Froggy Jumps All Tense Passive VoiceOnline version Passive voice across tenses by Deivis Rodriguez vasquez 1 Past simple: Convert to passive: 'The teacher marked the exams.' a The exams were marked by the teacher. b The exams were marking by the teacher. c The exams are marked by the teacher. 2 Present simple: Convert to passive: 'The chef prepares the meal every day.' a The meal is being prepared by the chef. b The meal is prepared by the chef. c The meal was prepared by the chef. 3 Present continuous: Convert to passive: 'The committee is reviewing the proposals.' a The proposals were being reviewed by the committee. b The proposals are being reviewed by the committee. c The proposals are reviewed by the committee. 4 Past continuous: Convert to passive: 'They were painting the house.' a The house is being painted by them. b The house was painted by them. c The house was being painted by them. 5 Present perfect: Convert to passive: 'Researchers have found a solution.' a Researchers have been found a solution by. b A solution is found by researchers. c A solution has been found by researchers. 6 Past perfect: Convert to passive: 'They had finished the project.' a The project had finished by them. b The project was finished by them. c The project had been finished by them. 7 Future simple: Convert to passive: 'They will publish the results.' a The results were published by them. b The results are published by them. c The results will be published by them. 8 Future continuous: Convert to passive: 'They will be hosting the event.' a The event will be being hosted by them. b The event will be hosted by them. c The event will be being hosting by them. 9 Modal passive: 'People must follow the rules.' a The rules are followed by people. b The rules must be followed. c The rules must follow. 10 Passive with present perfect continuous: 'Someone has been cleaning the rooms.' a The rooms have been being cleaned. b The rooms have been cleaned by someone. c The rooms have cleaned by someone.

Froggy Jumps

All Tense Passive VoiceOnline version

Passive voice across tenses

by Deivis Rodriguez vasquez

Past simple: Convert to passive: 'The teacher marked the exams.'

The exams were marked by the teacher.

The exams were marking by the teacher.

The exams are marked by the teacher.

Present simple: Convert to passive: 'The chef prepares the meal every day.'

The meal is being prepared by the chef.

The meal is prepared by the chef.

The meal was prepared by the chef.

Present continuous: Convert to passive: 'The committee is reviewing the proposals.'

The proposals were being reviewed by the committee.

The proposals are being reviewed by the committee.

The proposals are reviewed by the committee.

Past continuous: Convert to passive: 'They were painting the house.'

The house is being painted by them.

The house was painted by them.

The house was being painted by them.

Present perfect: Convert to passive: 'Researchers have found a solution.'

Researchers have been found a solution by.

A solution is found by researchers.

A solution has been found by researchers.

Past perfect: Convert to passive: 'They had finished the project.'

The project had finished by them.

The project was finished by them.

The project had been finished by them.

Future simple: Convert to passive: 'They will publish the results.'

The results were published by them.

The results are published by them.

The results will be published by them.

Future continuous: Convert to passive: 'They will be hosting the event.'

The event will be being hosted by them.

The event will be hosted by them.

The event will be being hosting by them.

Modal passive: 'People must follow the rules.'

The rules are followed by people.

The rules must be followed.

The rules must follow.

Passive with present perfect continuous: 'Someone has been cleaning the rooms.'

The rooms have been being cleaned.

The rooms have been cleaned by someone.

The rooms have cleaned by someone.

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All Tense Passive Voice

Froggy Jumps

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All Tense Passive VoiceOnline version

by Deivis Rodriguez vasquez

Past simple: Convert to passive: 'The teacher marked the exams.'

Present simple: Convert to passive: 'The chef prepares the meal every day.'

Present continuous: Convert to passive: 'The committee is reviewing the proposals.'

Past continuous: Convert to passive: 'They were painting the house.'

Present perfect: Convert to passive: 'Researchers have found a solution.'

Past perfect: Convert to passive: 'They had finished the project.'

Future simple: Convert to passive: 'They will publish the results.'

Future continuous: Convert to passive: 'They will be hosting the event.'

Modal passive: 'People must follow the rules.'

Passive with present perfect continuous: 'Someone has been cleaning the rooms.'

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