Say 3 things about passive voice!
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What is the part that never changes no matter the tense? The auxiliary or the main verb?
The main verb is always in past participle.
Active to passive: You need oil and heat to make chips.
Heat and oil are needed by you to make chips. / Heat and oil are needed to make chips.
Passive to active: The restaurant has been closed by the critic.
The critic has closed the restaurant.
The teacher will be eaten by the ice cream. In what tense is it?
Future simple passive voice.
Passive to active: The waves are ridden by the surfer.
The surfer rides the waves.
Passive or active? I am eating a chocolate.
Active
Actve or passive? The mandala is painted by the kids.
Passive.
My book was read by everyone. In what tense is it?
Past passive Voice.
What is the only part of passive voice that always changes depending on the tense?
Verb to be
The sandcastle had been destroyed. In what tense is it?
Past perfect passive voice.
Active to passive: My sister was smelling the flowers.
The flowers were being smelt by my sister.
I am being told to eat the cake. In what tense is it?
Present continuous passive voice.
Passive or active? My dog will be very old in 5 years.
Active.
Active or passive? The ball was bounced on the ground.
Passive.
Passive to active: The spaceship had been teleported to another galaxy.
Someone/something had teleported the spaceship to another galaxy.
Active to passive: Dracula had hated garlic forever.
Garlic had been hated by Dracula forever.
Active or passive? I was told to wait outside the classroom.
Passive.
Passive or active? Martin had been wanting to go to Spain.
Active.
The bone is eaten by the dog. In what tense is it?
Present passive voice.
Active to passive: Mandy tasted the pickles.
The pickles were tasted by Mandy.
The chocolate cake was being baked by the blue monster. In what tense is it?
Past continuous passive voice.
Active to passive: She will drive the bus next year.
The bus will be driven by her next year.
Passive to active: The hunter was caught by the tigger.
The tigger caught the hunter.