The passive voice

The Government is planning a new road near my house.

• A new road has been planned near my house.

• A new road is being planned near my house.

• A new road was being planned near my house.

My grandfather built this house in 1943.

• This house is built in 1943 by my grandfather

• This house has built in 1943 by my grandfather

• This house was built in 1943 by my grandfather

Somebody should do the work.

• The work should be done.

• The work would be done

• The work should be done by someone.

A workman will repair the computer tomorrow.

• The computer will repaired tomorrow.

• The computer will be repaired tomorrow.

• The computer would be repaired tomorrow.

They have built a new stadium near the station.

• A new stadium has been built near the station by them.

• A new stadium had been built near the station.

• A new stadium has been built near the station.

I lent a pencil to Graham.

• Graham is lent a pencil by me

• Graham was lent a pencil by me.

• Graham has lent a pencil by me.

They offered the job to Simon .

• Simon was offered a job.

• Simon was offered a job by them.

• Simon is offered a job.

Julie taught the grammar to the students.

• The students are taught the grammar by Julie.

• The grammar was taught.

• The students were taught the grammar by Julie.

I had cleaned all the windows before the storm.

• All the windows had be cleaned before the storm.

• All the windows have been cleaned before the storm.

• All the windows had been cleaned before the storm.

James might cook dinner.

• Dinner may be cooked by James.

• Dinner might be cooked by James.

• Dinner might be cook by James.