1. Leszek Wojteczek Liceum Ogólnokształcące im. T. Kościuszki w Sycowie
active & passive
Leszek Wojteczek Liceum Ogólnokształcące im. T. Kościuszki w Sycowie

2. active passive We eat bananas. Bananas are eaten.
present simple
Bananas are eaten.
We are eating bananas.
present continuous
Bananas are being eaten.
We have eaten bananas.
present perfect
Bananas have been eaten.
We ate bananas.
past simple
Bananas were eaten.
We had eaten bananas.
past perfect
Bananas had been eaten.
We will eat bananas.
will
Bananas will be eaten.
We are going to eat bananas.
going to
Bananas are going to be eaten.
We can eat bananas.
can
Bananas can be eaten.
We must eat bananas.
must
Bananas must be eaten.
We have to eat bananas.
have to
Bananas have to be eaten.

3. active passive They write emails. Emails are written.
present simple
s are written.
They are writing s.
present continuous
s are being written.
They’ve written s.
present perfect
s have been written.
They wrote s.
past simple
s were written.
They had written s.
past perfect
s had been written.
They will write s.
will
s will be written.
They’re going to write s.
going to
s are going to be written.
They can write s.
can
s can be written.
They must write s.
must
s must be written.
They have to write s.
have to
s have to be written.

4. active passive He drives a car. A car is driven. He is driving a car.
present simple
A car is driven.
He is driving a car.
present continuous
A car is being driven.
He’s driven a car.
present perfect
A car has been driven.
He drove a car.
past simple
A car was driven.
He’d driven a car.
past perfect
A car had been driven.
He’ll drive a car.
will
A car will be driven.
He’s going to drive a car.
going to
A car is going to be driven.
He can drive a car.
can
A car can be driven.
He must drive a car.
must
A car must be driven.
He has to drive a car.
have to
A car has to be driven.