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    The document discusses the passive voice in English and its formation in the present, past, future, and present perfect tenses. It provides examples of active and passive voice constructions and shows how the passive is formed by using different forms of the verb "to be" plus the past participle of the main verb. Examples are given for each tense to illustrate how the subject and object swap places in passive constructions compared to their active counterparts.

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    THE PASSIVE VOICE

    PRESENT
    PAST
    FUTURE
    PRESENT PERFECT
    FORMATION (PRESENT)
    Subject + present form of the verb to be +
    Past Participle (3rd form of irregular verbs)

    Charles writes a book.


    A book is written by Charles.

    Charles cleans the windows.


    The windows are cleaned by Charles.
    ACTIVE PASSIVE
    I write a book. A book is written by me.
    You write a book. A book is written by you.
    He writes a book. A book is written by him.

    We write a book. A book is written by us.


    You write a book. A book is written by you.
    They write a book. A book is written by them.
    FORMATION (PAST)
    Subject + past form of the verb to be +
    Past Participle (3rd form of irregular verbs)

    Charles wrote a book.


    A book was written by Charles.

    Charles cleaned the windows.


    The windows were cleaned by Charles
    ACTIVE PASSIVE
    I wrote a book. A book was written by me
    You wrote a book. A book was written by you
    He wrote a book. A book was written by him

    We wrote a book. A book was written by us.


    You wrote a book. A book was written by you.
    They wrote a book. A book was written by them.
    FORMATION (FUTURE)
    Subject + will future form of the verb to be +
    Past Participle (3rd form of irregular verbs)

    Charles will write a book.


    A book will be written by Charles.

    Charles will clean the windows.


    The windows will be cleaned by Charles.
    ACTIVE PASSIVE
    I will write a book. A book will be written by me
    You will write a book. A book will be written by you
    He will write a book. A book will be written by him

    We will write a book. A book will be written by us.


    You will write a book. A book will be written by you
    They will write a book. A book will be written by them
    FORMATION
    (PRESENT PERFECT)
    Subject + present perfect form of the verb to be
    + Past Participle (3rd form of irregular verbs)

    Charles has written a book.


    A book has been written by Charles.

    Charles has cleaned the windows.


    The windows have been cleaned by Charles.
    ACTIVE PASSIVE
    I have written a book.
    You have written a
    book.
    He has written a book.

    We have written a book.


    You have written a
    book.
    They have written a
    book.
     Henry will drive  Charliewill be
    Charlie home. driven home.
     We will not send
    the tickets.
     The bus driver will take  Thetourists will be
    the tourists to the hotel. taken to the hotel.
     Will
    Oliver cancel the  ……….. the
    meeting? meeting be
    ………………..?
     Emily will not print  Invitation
    cards
    invitation cards. ……………………
    ……………………
    printed.
     Themayor will not  …………… will not
    close the hospital. be ………………..
     We will play frisbee in
    the park.
    Iwill answer the
    questions later.
     The salesmen will sell
    all the carpets.
    The zookeepers
    will capture the
    lion in the forest.
    The surgeon will
    perform the
    operation
     1. Has the surgeon performed the operation?
    ?
     2. Has Lionel signed the contract?
    ?
     3. Our salesmen have sold all the carpets.
    .
     4. The zookeepers have captured the lion in the
    forest.

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