Future Passive

Somebody will have hit me.

• I will be hit by somebody.

• I will have been hit by somebody.

• Somebody will have been hitting me.

She will have stopped the bus.

• The bus will have been stopped by her.

• She will have been stopped by the bus.

• The bus will be stopped by her

The thief will have stolen Aisha’s car.

• The thief will have been stolen Aisha's car.

• Aisha's car will be stolen by the thief.

• Aisha's car will have been stolen by the thief.

The neighbour will have thrown the bottles.

• The bottle will be thrown by the neighbour.

• The neighbour will have been thrown the bottles.

• The bottles will have been thrown by the neighbour.

They won’t see him again.

• He will not be seen by them again.

• they will not be seeing him again.

• They will not be seeing him again.

She will throw a party on behalf of her sister.

• Her sister will be throwing a party on behalf of her.

• She will be throwing a party on behalf of her sister.

• A party will be thrown by her sister on behalf of her.

He will have bought a lot of new games.

• He will have been bought a lot of new games.

• A lot of new games will be bought by him.

• A lot of new games will have been bought by him.

Will they have selected the students?

• The students will have been selected by them?

• Will the students have been selected by them?

• Will the students be selected by them?

Will the plumber repair the sink?

• Will the sink have been repaired by the plumber?

• Will the sink be repaired by the plumber?

• will the the plumber be repairing the sink?

Zaara will swim the National swimming competition this year.

• The National swimming competition will be swum by Zaara this year.

• This year, the National swimming competition will be swum by Zaara.

• Zaara will be swimming the National swimming competition this year.