Passive voice - present perfect

The passive voice can be used for all verb tenses.

• True

• False

What is the structure of the passive voice for the present perfect?

• object + have/has + been + simple past

• object + have/has + been + past participle

• subject + have/has + past participle

Which one is the correct way to write a present perfect passive voice sentence?

• The emails haven't sent

• The emails haven't been sent

• The emails haven't been send

Which one is the correct way to write a present perfect passive voice sentence?

• The computer hasn't updated

• The computer hasn't been updat

• The computer hasn't been updated

Which one is the correct way to write a present perfect passive voice sentence?

• A mistake has been made here.

• You have made a mistake here

• You have been made a mistake here

Which one is the correct way to write a present perfect passive voice sentence?

• You have taken a folder

• A folder has been taken

• A folder have been taken

Look at the sentence and choose the correct way to change it to the passive voice:

"You have left the bottle on the table"

• The bottle has been left on the table

• The bottle has left on the table

• The bottle was left on the table

Look at the sentence and choose the correct way to change it to the passive voice:

"You haven't done it properly"

• It hasn't done properly

• It hasn't been done properly

• You haven't been done properly

Look at the sentence and choose the correct way to change it to the passive voice:

"She has put down the wrong number"

• The wrong number has put down.

• The wrong number has been put down.

• She has been put down.

Why do we change these sentences to passive voice?

• to be smart

• to improve our English

• to avoid criticising