Tense
|
Active
voice (verb)
|
Passive
voice (verb)
|
Simple
present
|
write/
writes (any transitive verb)
|
is/are
written
|
Present
continuous
|
am/is/are
writing
|
is/
are being written
|
Present
prefect
|
has/have
written
|
has/have
been written
|
Present
perfect continuous
|
has/have
been writing
|
No
passive voice
|
Simple
past
|
wrote
|
was/
were written
|
Past
continuous
|
was/
were writing
|
was/
were being written
|
Past
perfect
|
had
written
|
had
been written
|
Past
perfect continuous
|
had
been writing
|
No
passive voice
|
Simple
future
|
will/shall/may/can/ought/would/should
/ could/might write |
will/shall/may/can/ought/would/should / could/might
be written
|
Future
continuous
|
will/shall/may/can/ought/would/should / could/might
be writing
|
No
passive voice
|
Future
perfect
|
will/shall/may/can/ought/would/should / could/
might have written
|
will/shall/may/can/would/should/could /might
have been written
|
Future
perfect continuous
|
will/shall/may/can/ought/would/should
/ could/ might have been writing |
No
passive voice
|
Model sentences
Rama kills Ravana Ravana
is killed by Rama
I wrote a letter. A
letter was written be me
He is drawing a picture A
picture is being drawn by her
Do it yourself
I have written a letter.
I can do it.
She hunts a deer.
He drove a car.
She has read a novel.
I bought this book.
We have done this job.
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Saturday, November 19, 2016
Active voice and Passive voice
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