Passive 3

Put the following sentence into passive voice (present perfect passive).

^{Affirmative Form: Object + have / has + been + verb3 (past participle)}

They have cleaned the clinic.

• The clinic has being cleaned by them.

• The clinic has been clean by them.

• The clinic has cleaned by them.

• The clinic has been cleaned by them.

Put the following sentence into passive voice (present perfect passive).

^{Affirmative Form: Object + have / has + been + verb3 (past participle)}

Thomas has written many books.

• Many books has been written by Thomas.

• Many books have been writen by Thomas.

• Many books have been written by Thomas.

• Many books have been writing by Thomas.

Put the following sentence into passive voice (present perfect passive).

^{Affirmative Form: Object + have / has + been + verb3 (past participle)}

Chile Express has delivered the letters.

• The letters have been delivering by Chile Express.

• The letters have been delivered by Chile Express.

• The letters have been deliver by Chile Express.

• The letters has been delivered by Chile Express.

Put the following sentence into passive voice (present perfect passive).

^{Affirmative Form: Object + have / has + been + verb3 (past participle)}

Our salesmen have sold all the carpets.

• All the carpets have been sold by our salesmen.

• All the carpets have been sale by our salesmen.

• All the carpets have been sell by our salesmen.

• All the carpets has been sold by our salesmen.

Put the following sentence into passive voice (present perfect passive).

^{Affirmative Form: Object + have / has + been + verb3 (past participle)}

The zookeepers have captured the lion in the forest.

• The lion has been capture by the zookeepers in the forest

• The lion has being captured by the zookeepers in the forest

• The lion have been captured by the zookeepers in the forest.

• The lion has been captured by the zookeepers in the forest.

Put the following sentence into passive voice (present perfect passive).

^{Affirmative Form: Object + have / has + been + verb3 (past participle)}

Dr. Turner has treated all the patients.

• All the patients has been treated by Dr. Turner.

• All the patients have been treat by Dr. Turner.

• All the patients have been treated by Dr. Turner.

• All the patients are being treated by Dr. Turner.

Put the following sentence into passive voice (present perfect passive).

^{Affirmative Form: Object + have / has + been + verb3 (past participle)}

My parents have approved my boyfriend.

• My boyfriend is being approved by my parents.

• My boyfriend has been approved by my parents.

• My boyfriend is approved by my parents.

• My boyfriend have been approved by my parents.

Put the following sentence into passive voice (present perfect passive).

^{Affirmative Form: Object + have / has + been + verb3 (past participle)}

The police has caught the thief.

• The thief has been caught by the police.

• The thief have been caught by the police.

• The thief has been catch by the police.

• The thief has caught by the police.

Put the following question into passive voice (present perfect passive).

^{Question Form: Have / has + object + been + verb3 (past participle)}

Has the surgeon performed the operation?

• Has the operation be performed by the surgeon?

• Has the operation been perform by the surgeon?

• Have the operation been performed by the surgeon?

• Has the operation been performed by the surgeon?

Put the following sentence into passive voice question (present perfect passive).

^{Question Form: Have / has + object + been + verb3 (past participle)}

A bee has stung Jacinta.

• Has Jacinta been stung by a bee?

• Have Jacinta been stung by a bee?

• Has Jacinta been sting by a bee?

• Has Jacinta be stung by a bee?