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    The document provides a detailed overview of English grammar rules for verb tenses including present, continuous, future, past, perfect, and combinations of tenses. It also provides examples of changing sentences between active and passive voice.

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    Active and Active Voice

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    The document provides a detailed overview of English grammar rules for verb tenses including present, continuous, future, past, perfect, and combinations of tenses. It also provides examples of changing sentences between active and passive voice.

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    The document provides a detailed overview of English grammar rules for verb tenses including present, continuous, future, past, perfect, and combinations of tenses. It also provides examples of changing sentences between active and passive voice.

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    Active and Active Voice

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    M.A Silmi Mahrudin
    The document provides a detailed overview of English grammar rules for verb tenses including present, continuous, future, past, perfect, and combinations of tenses. It also provides examples of changing sentences between active and passive voice.

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    GRAMMAR

    1. PRESENT : V1 S/ES (SINGULAR)/WITHOUT S/ES (PLURAL)


    2. CONTINUOUS : BE + V-ING
    3. FUTURE : WILL/SHALL + V1
    4. PAST : V2
    5. PERFECT : HAVE(PLURAL)/HAS (SINGULAR) + V3

    TO BE VERB 2 VERB 3
    BE (IS , AM, ARE) WAS/WERE BEEN
    HAVE/HAS HAD HAD
    WILL/SHALL WOULD/SHOULD -

    present Perfect continuous Perfect continuous


    Simple DIKO STUDIES DIKO HAS DIKO IS DIKO HAS BEEN
    ENGLISH STUDIED STUDYING STUDYING ENGLISH
    ENGLISH
    Future DIKO WILL STUDY DIKO WILL HAVE DIKO WILL BE DIKO WILL HAVE BEEN
    ENGLISH STUDIED STUDYING STUDYING ENGLISH
    ENGLISH ENGLISH
    Past DIKO STUDIED DIKO HAD DIKO WAS DIKO HAD BEEN
    ENGLISH STUDIED STUDYING STUDYING ENGLISH
    ENGLISH ENGLISH
    Past future DIKO WOULD DIKO WOULD DIKO WOULD BE DIKO WOULD HAVE BEEN
    STUDY ENGLISH HAVE STUDIED STUDYING STUDYING ENGLISH
    ENGLISH ENGLISH

    PAST PERFECT

    PAST : VERB 2 / PERFECT : HAVE/HAS + V3

    EXAMPLE : WE HAD EATEN

    PAST : VERB 2/PERFECT : HAVE/HAS + V3 / CONTINUOUS : BE + V-ING

    EXAMPLE : WE HAD BEEN EATING

    PAST FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

    PAST : VERB 2/ FUTURE : WILL/SHALL + V1 / PERFECT : HAVE/HAS + V3 / CONTINUOUS : BE + V-ING

    EXAMPLE : WE WOULD HAVE BEEN EATING


    Change to active voice :

    1. English is being studied by Diko (continuous tense)


    = Diko is studying English

    The statue is being visited by hundreds of tourists every year.


    = ……………

    English was studied by Diko and Andi yesterday

    = Diko and Andi studied English yesterday

    2. My books were stolen by someone yesterday.


    = ……………….

    English had been studied by Diko and Andi

    = Diko and Andi had studied English

    3. These books had been left in the classroom by a careless student. (past perfect)
    = ………………….

    CHANGE TO PASSIVE VOICE :

    1. The sun rises in the east every morning.


    = in the east every morning, The sun is risen

    2. Sarah is reading a book in the living room right now. (continuous)


    = ……

    3. They have completed their project ahead of schedule. (present perfect)


    = ……

    4. Mark has been studying Spanish for two years. (perfect continuous)
    = …..

    5. Lucy visited her grandparents last weekend. (simple past)


    = …..

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