Original EnglishLamp lesson•Reference learning mode
VISUAL LEARNING
Watch the sentence change direction.
Passive voice moves the receiver of the action to the front while the meaning remains connected.
Riyawritesthe letter→The letteris writtenby Riya
In this, to interchange the sentence of Active voice of Continuous Present Tense into Passive Voice the form of ‘to be’ in present tense is used with ‘being’ and past participle of Verb.
Have a look-
| Person | Voice | Sentence |
|---|---|---|
| 1st person — I | Active Voice | I am finishing the work. |
| 1st person — I | Passive Voice | The work is being finished by me. |
| 1st person — We | Active Voice | We are finishing the work. |
| 1st person — We | Passive Voice | The work is being finished by us. |
| 2nd person — You | Active Voice | You are finishing the work. |
| 2nd person — You | Passive Voice | The work is being finished by you. |
| 3rd person — He | Active Voice | He is finishing the work. |
| 3rd person — He | Passive Voice | The work is being finished by him. |
| 3rd person — She | Active Voice | She is finishing the work. |
| 3rd person — She | Passive Voice | The work is being finished by her. |
| 3rd person — They | Active Voice | They are finishing the work. |
| 3rd person — They | Passive Voice | The work is being finished by them. |
Go over-
- Active and Passive Voice
- Passive Voice of Simple Present Tense
- Passive Voice of Simple Past Tense
- Passive Voice of Simple Future Tense
- Passive Voice of Continuous Present Tense
- Passive Voice of Continuous Past Tense
- Passive Voice of Perfect Present Tense
- Passive Voice of Perfect Past Tense
- Passive Voice of Perfect Future Tense