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PastContinuous Tense (Active & Passive Voice) Sofinurdiyana Saleh 32.4K views Active and passive voice with example . Ali Shah
PastContinuous Active Passive I was working. I was being worked. You were working. You were being worked He was working. He was being worked. They were working. They were being worked. Active : He was eating mangoes.(เขากำลังรับประทานมะม่วง) Passive : Mangoes were being eaten by him. Activeand passive voice are two different ways to present information in a sentence. In an active voice sentence, the subject performs the action. In a passive voice sentence, the subject receives the action. Here are 100 examples of active and passive voice sentences to help you understand the difference. Beloware some examples of . active. and. passive sentences Remember, the . passive voice . is formed using the verb . be. in the appropriate tense and the . past participle . of the main verb. 6 . Here are some more examples of . passive sentences . in different tenses. Reviewing the passive voice . Present continuous

Thesimple past tense in the passive voice has the following structure: Object+ was/were V3+ by + subject; Example - Active voice - Priya bought a bicycle. Passive voice - A bicycle was bought by Priya. Rules of Conversion from Active to Passive Voice: Identify the subject, the verb, and the object. Change the subject into an object.

Startthe WH-interrogative sentence with the appropriate WH-word (e.g., "What," "Where," "When," "Why," "Who," "Which," "Whose," etc.) followed by the auxiliary verb "Will.". Use "have been" as the auxiliary verb after the WH-word and before the subject to indicate the future perfect tense in passive voice .
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