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Identify the correct passive sentence/s. a) Is the flesh being eaten by a dog?. b) Was the flesh eaten by a dog? c) Will the flesh be eaten by a dog? d) Did she recognize you?

Identify the correct passive sentence/s. a) Is the flesh being eaten by a dog?. b) Was the flesh eaten by a dog? c) Will the flesh be eaten by a dog? d) Did she recognize you? Correct Answer Only a, b and c

The correct answer is option 3) i.e Only a, b and c.

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  • Verbs of passive format have a different set of tenses (*V3 - Past participle or Third form of the Verb) as given below in the table:
     
    TENSE ACTIVE PASSIVE PASSIVE CONVERSION
    Present Simple He plays football am/is/are + V3 Football is played by him
    Present Continuous He is playing football am/is/are + being +V3 Football is being played by him
    Present Perfect He has played football Has/have + been+ V3 Football has been played by him
    Present Perfect Continuous He has been playing football Not used and unusual. Not used and unusual
    Past Simple He played football Was/were + V3 Football was played by him
    Past Continuous He was playing football Was/were + being + V3 Football was being played by him
    Past Perfect He had played football Had + been + V3 Football had been played by him
    Past Perfect Continuous He had been playing football Not used and unusual Not used and unusual
    Future Simple He will play football Will + be + V3 Football will be played by him
    Future Continuous He will be playing football Not used and unusual Not used and unusual
    Future Perfect He will have played football Will have been + V3 Football will have been played by him
    Future Perfect Continuous He will have been playing football Not used and unusual Not used and unusual

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