Back to: Active-Passive Voices. Rule for changing voice in present perfect tense from active to passive –. Active Voice. Passive Voice. Subject + have/has + Verb [past participle] + object. Object + Have/Has + been + verb [past participle]+ By/to/with + Subject.
Reporting verbs are verbs of saying or believing such as agree, announce, believe, claim, consider, expect, hope, know, report, say, suggest, think, understand, etc. And we can use their passive form for distancing in two different ways. Check the examples below: It is said that they are in Las Vegas. They are said to be in Las Vegas.It is very simple to build the passive voice in any English tense. We always make passive by using to be + past participle, where the past participle never changes and "be" indicates a tense. Passive = be done, where "be" changes according to the tense. To make passive in a certain English tense, we put the verb " be" into the form that it
Backshift in Reported Speech. He said: "I feel sad." He said that he felt sad. he was hungry. John's original words: "I am hungry." We sometimes change the tense of the reported clause by moving it back one tense. For example, present simple goes back one tense to past simple. We call this change " backshift ".
The list of forms of Passive voice in the Future tenses. in the future simple: Object + will + be + past participle + extra words + by subject. (EX: My homework will be done.) in the future perfect: Object + will have been + past participle + extra words + by subject. (EX: My homework will have been done.) in the Going to structure:lKq5.
