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Passive Voice

  • Passive voice is a sentences we use when the object is more important than subject. Passive voice often use in newspaper, magazine, etc.  
  • Active voice is a sentence, in active voice the subject is taking action.  
  • In passive voice, the subject is taken action.  


Simple Present Tense  
Present tense is used if we want tell about:  
  1. Repeated actions.  
  2. Facts or generalizations.  
  3. Schedule events in the near future.  
  4. Something happen now (non-continuous verb).  
Active :  S + V1 + O + ...  
Passive: O + be + V3 + by S + ...     
  • Active  : I write the story.  
  • Passive : That story is written by me.  
  • Active  : I don't write the story.  
  • Passive : That story is not written by me.  
  • Active  : Do you write the story?  
  • Passive : Is that story written by you?  


Simple Past Tense
Used to tell something  happened in past tense.

Active  : S + V2 + O + C/ADV
Passive : O + was/were + Vparticiple + S/C/ADV
  • Active  : She watered this plant this morning.
  • Passive : This plant was watered by her this morning.
  • Active  : She did not water this plant this morning.
  • Passive : This plant was not watered by her this morning.
  • Active  : Did John bite Mary?
  • Passive : Was Mary bitten by John?
  • Active  : What did John do?
  • Passive : What was done by John?
    Simple Future Tense
    Future tense is a tense that we use when we want to tell: 
    1. Something we predict that will happen.
    2. Something we plan to do.
    3. To express readiness.

    Active  : S + will + V1 + O + ...
    Passive : O + will be + V3 + S + ...
    • Active  : I will write a letter.
    • Passive : A letter will be written by me.
    • Active  : We will not visit the hill station this year.
    • Passive : The hill station will not be visited by us this year.
    • Active  : Will you help him.
    • Passive : Will he be helped by you?


    Present Continuous Tense
    Present continuous tense is used for:
    1. Something happen now.
    2. Longer action in progress now.


    Active  : S + be + V+ing + O + ...
    Passive : O + be + being + V3 + by S + ...
    • Active  : I am  writing story.
    • Passive : A story is being written by me.
    • Active  : Are you writing a story?
    • Passive : Is a story being written by you.

    There is present continuous tense from with a future meaning:
    Active  : S + be + (going to + V1) / V+ing + O + adverb of time (future).
    Passive : Same with present continuous form.


    Past Continuous Tense
    Past continuous tense is used to:
    1. Something was doing in past time.

    Active  : S + was/were + V+ing + O + adverb
    Passive : O + was/were + being + V3 + S + adverb
    • Active  : She was writing a novel.
    • Passive : A novel was being written by her.
    • Active  : She was not preparing dinner.
    • Passive : Dinner was not being prepared by her.
    • Active  : Was she writing a letter?
    • Passive : Was a letter being written by her?
    • Active  : What was John doing?
    • Passive : What was being done by John?

    NOTE: A sentences has not object can’t
                change into passive form.


    Present Perfect Tense
    Is used to: 
    1. Explain an action in the past and is still happening until now.
    2. Tell something that happened and finished.

    Active  : S + have/has + V3 + O
    Passive : O + have/has + been + V3 + S + adv
    • Active voice: I have hit that dog.
    • Passive voice: That dog has been hit by me.

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