SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE IN THE PASSIVE
Subject + present form of verbto be (am, is, are) + past participle of the main verb.
Active: I read a book.
Passive: A book is read by me.
Active: Someone opens the door at eight o'clock.
Passive: The door is opened at eight o'clock.
Active: They invite me to dinner.
Passive: I am invited to dinner.
THE PRESENT CONTINUOUS IN PASSIVE
I_______________am
We, you, they_____are + being + past participle of the main verb.
He, she, it________is
Active: I am reading a book.
Passive: A book is being read by me.
Active: Someone is painting the house.
Passive: The house is being painted by someone.
Active: She is cleaning the blackboard.
Passive: The blackboard is being cleaned by her.
Active: They are introducing us to the director.
Passive: The director is being introduced us or we are being introduced to the director.
PRESENT PERFECT IN THE PASSIVE
Subject + have / has + been + past participle of the main verb
Active: Someone has opened the door.
Passive: The door has been opened by someone.
Active: The thief has stolen my jeweler.
Passive: My jeweler has been stolen by the thief.
Active: I have finished my homework.
Passive: My homework has been finished.
SIMPLE PAST TENSE IN THE PASSIVE
Subject + was / were + past participle of the main verb
Active: Someone opened the door.
Passive: The door was opened by someone.
Active: They invited me to dinner.
Passive: I was invited to dinner by them.
PAST CONTINUOUS TENSE IN PASSIVE
Subject + was /were + being + past participle of the main verb
Active: Someone was opening the door.
Passive: The door was being opened by someone.
Active: The doctor was examining the patient.
Passive: The patient was being examined by the doctor.
PAST PERFECT TENSE IN THE PASSIVE
Subject + had + been + past participle of the main verb
Active: Someone had opened the door.
Passive: The door had been opened.
Active: He had finished his dinner when I came in.
Passive: His dinner had been finished when I came in.
THE SIMPLE FUTURE IN THE PASSIVE
Subject + will / shall + be + past participle of the main verb
Active: Someone will open the door of the school.
Passive: The door of the school will be opened by someone.
Active: I will read a book.
Passive: The book will be read by me.
NEAR FUTURE IN THE PASSIVE
Subject + am, is, are + going to + past participle of the main verb
Active: Someone is going to elect him as President.
Passive: He is going to be elected as President.
Active: They are going to invite me to dinner.
Passive: I am going to be invited to dinner.
MODAL PASSIVE PHRASE
(Can, Could, Shall, Will, May, Might, Must, Have to, has to, etc.)
Modal verb dediğimiz özel kip ekleri daima aynı şekilde yazılırlar yani 2. ya da 3. halleri yoktur ve herhangi bir ek almazlar. Modal verb ler ile passive yapılırken be de herhangi bir değişikliğe uğramadan kendi haliyle yani be olarak yazılır.
Active: Someone can beat Bill.
Passive: Bill can be beaten.
Active: They could keep this food.
Passive: This food could be kept.
Active: They will settle the problem.
Passive: The problem will be settled.
(Ön zarf ekseriya ilk yardımcı fiili takip eder)
Active: They will probably forget it.
Passive: It will probably be forgotten.
Active: I will always wait for you.
Passive: You will always be waited for.
Tenslerin ve modal'ların active cümleden passive cümleye dönüşümleri
TENSES
ACTIVE VOICE
PASSIVE VOICE
Simple Present
I study my lesson.
My lesson is studied (by me)
Present Continuous
I am studying my lesson.
My lesson is being studied (by me)
Present Perfect
I have studied my lesson.
My lesson has been studied (by me)
Simple Past
I studied my lesson.
My lesson was studied (by me)
Past Continuous
I was studying my lesson.
My lesson was being studied (by me)
Past Perfect
I had studied my lesson.
My lesson had been studied (by me)
Future
I will study my lesson.
My lesson will be studied (by me)
Future Continuous
I will be studying my lesson.
My lesson will be being studied (by me)
Future Perfect
I will have studied my lesson.
My lesson will have been studied (by me)
Near Future (going to)
I am going to study my lesson.
My lesson is going to be studied (by me)
Can
I can study my lesson.
My lesson can be studied (by me)
Could
I could study my lesson.
My lesson could be studied (by me)
May
I may study my lesson.
My lesson may studied (by me)
Might
I might study my lesson.
My lesson might be studied (by me)
Should
I should study my lesson.
My lesson should be studied (by me)
Must
I must study my lesson.
My lesson must be studied (by me)
Ought to
I ought to study my lesson.
My lesson ought to be studied.
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