Identify the Tense
Identify the tense: "The cake is baked by the chef every morning."
Simple Present Passive
What is the passive form of "They make cookies every day"?
Cookies are made every day.
What is the passive form of "She read the book"?
The book was read by her.
Convert to passive: "He has completed the assignment."
The assignment has been completed.
Identify the tense: "The song was recorded in the studio."
Simple Past Passive
Change to passive: "They deliver mail daily."
Mail is delivered daily.
Change to passive: "They planted trees last spring."
Trees were planted last spring.
What is the passive form of "They have finished the project"?
The project has been finished.
Identify the tense: "The contract has been signed."
Present Perfect Passive
Choose the passive form:
"The chef prepares meals." or "Meals are prepared by the chef."
Meals are prepared.
Choose the passive form: "They painted the house." or "The house was painted by them."
The house was painted.
Choose the passive form: "She has written several articles." or "Several articles have been written by her."
Several articles have been written.
Identify the tense: "The emails are sent out daily."
Simple Present Passive
What is the passive form of "The students ask questions during class"?
Questions are asked during class by the students.
What is the passive form of "The artist created a masterpiece"?
A masterpiece was created.
Convert to passive: "They have built a new library."
A new library has been built.
Identify the tense: "The documents have been reviewed before publishing."
Present Perfect Passive
Change to passive: "People discuss this issue often in the news."
This issue is often discussed in the news.
Change to passive: "The scientist discovered a new element."
A new element was discovered.
What is the passive form of "The team has won multiple awards."
Multiple awards have been won.