PastPerfect Tense: Object + had + been + V3 + by + Object/Pronoun. Simple Future Tense: Object + shall/will + V3 + by + Object/Pronoun. Future Perfect Tense: Object + shall/will + have + been + V3 + by + Object/Pronoun. Passive Voice Function. Passive voice can be used to describe things like: 1. Explain and describe the process.
Averb is in passive voice when the receiver of the action is the subject of the sentence. Adding the actor at the end of a sentence will not change whether the verb is in active or passive voice. passive voice:: The map was lost by the guide. active voice:: The guide lost the map..
Formulafor Active voice: Passive voice (auxiliary verb- will/shall+have+been+by) Simple: Normalstructure of sentence in active voice with modals in it is. Subject + modal + verb + object. (Active Voice) Ex: She can cook the food. (Active Voice) (Here 'she' is subject, 'cook' is verb and 'the food' is object.) While changing the sentence into passive, this structure becomes. Subject + modal + be + V3 + by + agent.FuturePerfect Tense to Passive Voice. The passive voice of future perfect tense is formed by combining the passive voice structure with the future perfect tense. Use "will have been" + past participle of the main verb to create the future perfect tense to passive voice.Inan affirmative sentence in present/future tense, the passive voice with modals takes the form 'object + modal (may, must, can, could, ought to, should) + be + past participle of main verb (third form).' 'Told', the past participle of 'tell' and 'be' are used as per the form the passive voice takes with modal 'can.' the other options do not use the past participle of 'tell'
Activevs. Passive Voice. The sense and focus of passive sentences are the opposite of active ones. They stand for the two polar opposite outlooks on the same incident. Active is the most commonly used form of sentence in the English language but without the right mix of the passive sentence, any spoken or written piece will fail to stay as
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