future perfect active and passive

Future Perfect PASSIVE

When do we use the passive voice

• When you don’t know who did the action: The paper had been moved.The active voice would be something like this: “Someone had moved the paper.”

• When you want to hide who did the action: The window had been broken.The sentence is either hiding who broke the window or they do not know

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Make notes about the passive voice

Form

• Active voice

• Subject + will have + verb(Past Participle) + Object

• Passive voice

• Object + will + have been +verb(Past Participle) + by Subject.

Time expressions

by ..., by then , by the year ..., in an hour, in 5 years' time

Object + will + have been + past participle

Future Perfect Passive

Multiple Choice

About 100 people __ at the job agency by the end of this year.

• will interview

• will have interview

• will have been interviewed

• will be interviewed

Future passive

Passive voice is used to show interest in the person or object that experiences an action rather than the person or object that performs the action

Multiple Select

Some manual jobs ____ lost to robots by the year 2030.

• will

• will have

• will have been

• have

Multiple Choice

By 9 o'clock, the books ____ (read) by the students

• will have been read

• will have been reading

Multiple Choice

They ____ (be) married for 40 years by the end of this month.

• will have been

• will have been being

Multiple Choice

Drive faster! If you don't hurry up, the baby ____ (delivered) by the time we get to the hospital.

• will have delivered

• will have been delivered

• will have been delivering

Open Ended

Write one sentence using the Future perfect in the ACTIVE VOICE

( WHAT WILL YOU HAVE ACHIEVED BY THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR?)