PASSIVE VOICE Pattern : Obj + To be + V3 + (agent) 1). Object is from the Object of Active sentence. 2). To be is in line with the Tense.

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PASSIVE VOICE Pattern : Obj + To be + V3 + (agent) 1). Object is from the Object of Active sentence. 2). To be is in line with the Tense. 1. Simple present ( V1/+s) : am, is, are 2. Past Tense (V2) : was, were 3. Present cont (To be + V + ing) : am, is, are +being 4. Present future (will+V1) : shall / will + be 5. Present Perfect : have / has +been

6. Past cont : was, were + being 7. Past Perfect : had + been 8. Pres Perfect cont : have, has + been being. 9. Modal / Aux : Modal / Aux + be 3). V3 (Verb three) : mind the irregular verbs 4). Agent (doer) : The objective pronoun from the subject of the active sentence. The following agents are not necessarily used : people,( some, any every, no) body, one, thing.

Examples : 1. A. The maid always cleans my room. P. My room is always cleaned by the maid. 2. A. My brother sold his bicycle yesterday P. His bicycle was sold by him yesterday. 3. A. Your friends are waiting for you now. P You are being waited for by them now. 4. A. Someone has stolen my wallet. P. My wallet has been stolen (by someone ?) 5. A. Somebody has been painting the doors for hours. P. The doors have been being painted for hours.

PRONOUNS I you He She It we You they Me Him Her Us them My Your His SUBJECTIV OBJECTIVE POSS ADJ POSS PRON I you He She It we You they Me Him Her Us them My Your His Its Our their Mine Yours his hers Ours theirs

CHANGE INTO PASSIVE The wind blew his hat down the street. They will take her to the hospital tomorrow. An unseen hand opened the window. They had eaten all the dinner before they finished the conversation ( 2 passives) Somebody left the light on all night. No one can answer your question. Has someone mended that chair yet ? Didn’t they tell you to be here by six o’clock? You must not throw away empty bottles. Nobody has ever spoken to me like that before

11. One cannot eat an orange if nobody has peeled it. 12. The doctor had to operate on him to find out what was wrong. 13. Don’t let the others see you. 14. People say that tortoises live longer than elephants 15. Men can shell cities from a distance of miles. 16. Somebody has locked the box and I cannot open it. 17.People shan’t speak to me as if I were a child 18. Someone must have taken it while I was out. 19. I hate people looking at me 20. It must have disappointed him terribly that people told him they didn’t want him .