Active and Passive voice

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THE PASSIVE VOICE COJUGATION Verb tense Present infinitive

Active voice To give

Passive voice To be given

Perfect infinitive

To have given

To have been given

Present participle/Gerund

Giving

Being given

Past participle

Given

Been given

Simple present

Give/gives

Am/are/is given

Simple past

Gave

Was/were given

Simple future

Will give

Will be given

Future intensive

Am/are/is going to give

Am/are/is going to be given

Present continuous/progressive

Am/are/is giving

Am/are/is being given

Past continuous/progressive

Was/were giving

Was/were being given

Present perfect

Have/has given

Have/has been given

Past perfect

Had given

Had been given

Future perfect

Will have given

Will have been given

Tense SIMPLE

Active voice

Passive voice

We store butter in the fridge.

Butter is stored in the fridge.

PRESENT SIMPLE PAST Some body stole my watch. SIMPLE I will send a letter to him. FUTURE We are going to bring up that point. FUTURE INTENSIVE Someone is going to warn her. PRESENT They are repairing the roof. CONTINUOUS/ He is feeding the baby. PROGRESSIVE PAST Her fans were cheering her.

My watch was stolen. A letter will be sent to him. He will be sent a letter. That point is going to be brought up. She is going to be warned. The roof is being repaired. The baby is being fed. She was being cheered by her fans.

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CONTINUOUS/ PROGRESSIVE PRESENT

A dog has been given to him. Someone has given him a dog. He has been given a dog.

PERFECT PAST PERFECT FUTURE

She had spent hours planning this party.

Hours had been spent planning this party.

We will have cleared things up by ten.

Things will have been cleared up by ten.

PERFECT Use: Active voice: the fellow makes the action.

Passive voice: the fellow suffers the action, is subjected to her or receives benefit of the same.

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