Voz pasiva en inglés: presente y pasado


Froggy Jumps Voz pasiva en inglés: presente y pasadoOnline version Voz pasiva: presente y pasado by Kevin Urueña 1 Convierte al inglés en voz pasiva en presente simple: 'The cat eats the fish'. a The fish eats the cat. b The fish is eaten by the cat. c The cat is eaten by the fish. 2 Convierte al inglés en voz pasiva en pasado simple: 'The company built a new bridge'. a A new bridge the company built by. b A new bridge was built by the company. c The company was built a new bridge. 3 Transforma a voz pasiva en presente continuo: 'They are painting the house'. a The house is painted by them. b They are being painted by the house. c The house is being painted by them. 4 Transforma a voz pasiva en pasado continuo: 'They were cleaning the rooms'. a The rooms are being cleaned by them. b They were cleaning the rooms. c The rooms were being cleaned by them. 5 Transforma a voz pasiva en presente perfecto: 'We have completed the project'. a The project has been completed by us. b We have been completing the project. c The project is completed by us. 6 Transforma a voz pasiva en pasado perfecto: 'She had finished the report'. a The report had been finished by her. b She had been finishing the report. c The report was finished by her. 7 Convierte a voz pasiva en presente simple interrogativa: 'Do they solve the problem?'. a Are the problems solved by them? b Do they solve the problem? c Is the problem solved by them? 8 Convierte a voz pasiva en presente simple: 'The teacher explains the lesson'. a The teacher explains the lesson. b The lesson explains by the teacher. c The lesson is explained by the teacher. 9 Convierte a voz pasiva en pasado simple negativo: 'The committee did not approve the proposal'. a The proposal was not approved by the committee. b The proposal was approved by the committee. c The proposal is not approved by the committee. 10 Voz pasiva en presente simple con modal: 'People must follow the rules'. a The rules must be followed. b The rules are followed by people. c People must follow the rules themselves.

1

Convierte al inglés en voz pasiva en presente simple: 'The cat eats the fish'.

a

The fish eats the cat.

b

The fish is eaten by the cat.

c

The cat is eaten by the fish.

2

Convierte al inglés en voz pasiva en pasado simple: 'The company built a new bridge'.

a

A new bridge the company built by.

b

A new bridge was built by the company.

c

The company was built a new bridge.

3

Transforma a voz pasiva en presente continuo: 'They are painting the house'.

a

The house is painted by them.

b

They are being painted by the house.

c

The house is being painted by them.

4

Transforma a voz pasiva en pasado continuo: 'They were cleaning the rooms'.

a

The rooms are being cleaned by them.

b

They were cleaning the rooms.

c

The rooms were being cleaned by them.

5

Transforma a voz pasiva en presente perfecto: 'We have completed the project'.

a

The project has been completed by us.

b

We have been completing the project.

c

The project is completed by us.

6

Transforma a voz pasiva en pasado perfecto: 'She had finished the report'.

a

The report had been finished by her.

b

She had been finishing the report.

c

The report was finished by her.

7

Convierte a voz pasiva en presente simple interrogativa: 'Do they solve the problem?'.

a

Are the problems solved by them?

b

Do they solve the problem?

c

Is the problem solved by them?

8

Convierte a voz pasiva en presente simple: 'The teacher explains the lesson'.

a

The teacher explains the lesson.

b

The lesson explains by the teacher.

c

The lesson is explained by the teacher.

9

Convierte a voz pasiva en pasado simple negativo: 'The committee did not approve the proposal'.

a

The proposal was not approved by the committee.

b

The proposal was approved by the committee.

c

The proposal is not approved by the committee.

10

Voz pasiva en presente simple con modal: 'People must follow the rules'.

a

The rules must be followed.

b

The rules are followed by people.

c

People must follow the rules themselves.

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