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Passive voice with Present, Past and Future structure

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Q 1/10
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The book was read by the students yesterday. What is the passive voice structure in the past?
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was read
will read
is reading
has read
Q 2/10
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The project will be completed by the team next week. What is the passive voice structure in the future?
30
will be completed
has been completed
was completed
is completed

10 questions

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The book was read by the students yesterday. What is the passive voice structure in the past?

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The project will be completed by the team next week. What is the passive voice structure in the future?

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The cookies are being baked by the chef right now. What is the passive voice structure in the present continuous?

3

30 sec

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The letters were delivered by the postman yesterday. What is the passive voice structure in the past?

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The song will be sung by the choir at the concert. What is the passive voice structure in the future?

5

30 sec

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The homework is done by the students every day. What is the passive voice structure in the present?

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30 sec

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The movie was watched by many people last weekend. What is the passive voice structure in the past?

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30 sec

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The cake is being decorated by the baker right now. What is the passive voice structure in the present continuous?

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30 sec

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The dishes will be washed by the children after dinner. What is the passive voice structure in the future?

9

30 sec

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The news has been reported by the journalist. What is the passive voice structure in the present perfect?

10

30 sec

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