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    Active Passive PRESENT

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    The document summarizes how to change sentences from active to passive voice for different tenses, including present simple/indefinite, present continuous/progressive, and present perfect. It provides examples of active voice sentences and their equivalent passive voice transformations for each tense.

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    Active Passive PRESENT

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    The document summarizes how to change sentences from active to passive voice for different tenses, including present simple/indefinite, present continuous/progressive, and present perfect. It provides examples of active voice sentences and their equivalent passive voice transformations for each tense.

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    The document summarizes how to change sentences from active to passive voice for different tenses, including present simple/indefinite, present continuous/progressive, and present perfect. It provides examples of active voice sentences and their equivalent passive voice transformations for each tense.

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    Active Passive PRESENT

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    Abhimanyu Singh
    The document summarizes how to change sentences from active to passive voice for different tenses, including present simple/indefinite, present continuous/progressive, and present perfect. It provides examples of active voice sentences and their equivalent passive voice transformations for each tense.

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    Present Simple/Indefinite Tense

    Auxiliary verbs used in Passive Voice: is/am/are


    ACTIVE VOICES PASSIVE VOICES

    She writes a letter to her friend. A letter is written by her to her friend.
    She writes two letters to her friends. Two letters are written by her to her friends.
    She does not write a letter to her friend. A letter is not written by her to her friend.
    She does not write two letters to her friends. Two letters are not written by her to her
    friends.
    Does she write a letter to her friend? Is a letter written by her to her friend?
    Does she write two letters to her friends? Are two letters written by her to her friends?
    Does not she write a letter to her friend? Is not a letter written by her to her friend?
    Or Or
    Does she not write a letter to her friend? Is a letter not written by her to her friend?

    Does not she write two letters to her friends? Are not two letters written by her to her
    Or friends?
    Or
    Does she not write two letters to her friends? Are two letters not written by her to her
    friends?

    Present Continuous/Progressive Tense


    Auxiliary verbs used in Passive Voice: is being/am being/are being
    ACTIVE VOICES PASSIVE VOICES

    She is writing a letter to her friend. A letter is being written by her to her friend.
    I am writing two letters to my friends. Two letters are being written by me to my
    friends.
    She is not writing a letter to her friend. A letter is not being written by her to her
    friend.
    I am not writing two letters to my friends. Two letters are not being written by me to
    my friends.
    Is she writing a letter to her friend? Is a letter being written by her to her friend?
    Am I writing two letters to my friends? Are two letters being written by me to my
    friends?
    Is not she writing a letter to her friend? Is not a letter being written by her to her
    friend?
    Or Or
    Is she not writing a letter to her friend? Is a letter not being written by her to her
    friend?
    Am not I writing two letters to her friends? Are not two letters being written by me to
    my friends?
    Or Or
    Am I not writing two letters to my friends? Are two letters not being written by me to
    my friends?

    Present Perfect Tense


    Auxiliary verbs used in Passive Voice: has been/have been
    ACTIVE VOICES PASSIVE VOICES

    She has written a letter to her friend. A letter has been written by her to her friend.
    You have written two letters to your friends. Two letters have been written by you to your
    friends.
    She has not written a letter to her friend. A letter has not been written by her to her
    friend.
    You have not written two letters to your Two letters have not been written by you to
    friends. your friends.
    Has she written a letter to her friend? Has a letter been written by her to her
    friend?
    Have you written two letters to your friends? Have two letters been written by you to your
    friends?
    Has not she written a letter to her friend? Has not a letter been written by her to her
    friend?
    Or Or
    Has she not written a letter to her friend? Has a letter not been written by her to her
    friend?

    Have not you written two letters to your Have not two letters been written by you to
    friends? your friends?
    Or Or
    Have you not written two letters to your Have two letters not been written by you to
    friends? your friends?

    Present Perfect Continuous Tense

    CAN NOT BE CHANGED TO PASSIVE VOICE

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