Future Passive

Future passive

Simple Present, Simple Past, Present Perfect and Past Perfect and future Passive

Passive Voice, when and why to use?

Passive voice is used to put emphasis on the object of the action, rather than the subject that performs the action. It can be used when we don't know the subject that performs the action or when it's not important in our context.

Future Passive 

• You can use the passive voice to talk about the future. 

• Your auxiliary is "will be" 

Pay attention to the structure

Multiple Select

Check all the passive sentences.

• The shoes will be ordered for you.

• The salesperson will order the shoes for you.

• The teachers will give extra points to the students.

• Extra points will be given to the students.

• Your car will be parked next to the garage.

Multiple Choice

The car

*according to simple future tense

• will be washed

• is wash

• will wash

• will washed

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct match in the passive voice.

• Mom will bake a birthday cake.

• A birthday cake is baked by mom.

• A birthday cake is being baked by mom.

• A birthday cake will be baked by mom.

• A birthday cake was baked by mom.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct match in the passive voice.

• The school will build a new basketball court.

• A new basketball court was built by the school.

• A new basketball court will be built by the school.

• A new basketball court is being built by the school.

• A new basketball court is built by the school.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct match in the passive voice.

• The winning team will receive a trophy.

• A trophy will be received by the winning team.

• A trophy was received by the winning team.

• A trophy is received by the winning team.

• A trophy is being received by the winning team.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct match in the passive voice.

• Will you send an email?

• Will an email be sends?

• Will an email be sending?

• Will an email be sent?

• Will an email be send?

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct match in the passive voice.

• My team won't lose the match.

• The match isn't being lost.

• The match wasn't lost.

• The match isn't lost.

• The match won't be lost.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct form of the Future Simple Passive

• am/ is/ are + V3 

• was/were + V3

• will + be + V3

• has/ have + V3

Multiple Choice

A lot of cities ____________ (to supply) with good drains in the future.

• will be supplied

• will supplied

• will be supply

• are supplied

Multiple Choice

New kinds of public transport ____ (to create) to produce clean air.

• are created

• will be created

• have created

• wasn't created