Active and Passive voice
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THE PASSIVE VOICE
COJUGATION
| Verb tense | Active voice | Passive voice |
| Present infinitive Perfect infinitive Present participle/Gerund Past participle Simple present Simple past Simple future Future intensive Present continuous/progressive Past continuous/progressive Present perfect Past perfect Future perfect | To give To have given Giving Given Give/gives Gave Will give Am/are/is going to give Am/are/is giving Was/were giving Have/has given Had given Will have given | To be given To have been given Being given Been given Am/are/is given Was/were given Will be given Am/are/is going to be given Am/are/is being given Was/were being given Have/has been given Had been given Will have been given |
| Tense | Active voice | Passive voice |
| SIMPLE PRESENT | We store butter in the fridge. | Butter is stored in the fridge. |
| SIMPLE PAST | Some body stole my watch. | My watch was stolen. |
| SIMPLE FUTURE | I will send a letter to him. | A letter will be sent to him. He will be sent a letter. |
| FUTURE INTENSIVE | We are going to bring up that point. Someone is going to warn her. | That point is going to be brought up. She is going to be warned. |
| PRESENT CONTINUOUS/ PROGRESSIVE | They are repairing the roof. He is feeding the baby. | The roof is being repaired. The baby is being fed. |
| PAST CONTINUOUS/ PROGRESSIVE | Her fans were cheering her. | She was being cheered by her fans. |
| PRESENT PERFECT | Someone has given him a dog. | A dog has been given to him. He has been given a dog. |
| PAST PERFECT | She had spent hours planning this party. | Hours had been spent planning this party. |
| FUTURE PERFECT | We will have cleared things up by ten. | Things will have been cleared up by ten. |
Use:
Active voice: the fellow makes the action.
Passive voice: the fellow suffers the action, is subjected to her or receives benefit of the same.