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Future passive: True or False

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Future passive: True or False

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Check the use of the future passive tense

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Future passive: True or False
 

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Check the use of the future passive tense

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1

The simple future passive tense in English is formed with “will be” followed by a past participle.

2

In the future passive voice, the original subject typically becomes the object of the verb at the end of the sentence.

3

“Will be eaten” is a correct example of the future passive in English.

4

The passive progressive tense does not exist in English.

5

The auxiliary verb in the future passive tense is always “will,” without exception.

6

To form the future passive with “going to,” use “going to be” + the past participle.

7

In questions, the structure of the future passive begins with “Will” or “Be going to” + subject.

8

“The project will be completed by next week” is a correct example of the future passive.

9

The future passive voice always requires the agent to follow the preposition “by”

10

The tense of the auxiliary verb changes in the future passive depending on the person.

 
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