Passive voice

Active to passive:

The goalkeeper scored a beauty.

• A goal is scored by the GK

• A goal was scored by the GK

• A goal has been scored by the GK

• A goal is scoring by the GK

Active to passive:

An old woman feeds the pigeons.

• The pigeons are fed by an old woman

• The pigeons is fed by an old woman

• The pigeons were fed by an old woman

• The pigeons was fed by an old woman

Active to passive:

A burglar broke the window.

• The window is broken by the burglar.

• The window was broken by the burglar.

• The window were broken by the burglar.

• The window has been broken by the burglar.

Active to passive:

Someone has made a mistake.

• A mistake is made by someone.

• A mistake was made by someone.

• A mistake had been made by someone.

• A mistake has been made by someone.

Active to passive:

Everyone is going to love her.

• She will be loved by everyone.

• She is loved by everyone.

• She was loved by everyone.

• She would be loved by everyone.

Active to passive:

Cervantes wrote 'Don Quixote'.

• Don Quixote is written by Cervantes.

• Don Quixote wrote by Cervantes.

• Don Quixote written by Cervantes.

• Don Quixote was written by Cervantes.

Active to passive:

She is helping my sister.

• My sister helps her.

• My sister will be helped by her.

• My sister is being helped by her.

• My sister was being helped by her.

Active to passive:

Pamela will drive the bus.

• The bus is driven by Pamela.

• The bus was driven by Pamela.

• The bus will be driven by Pamela.

• The bus would be driven by Pamela.

Active to passive:

I was watering the plants.

• The plants were being watered by me.

• The plants was being watered by me.

• The plants are being watered by me.

• The plants will be watered by me.

I would have told her if I _______ (see) her.

• I would have told her if I see her.

• I would have told her if I saw her.

• I would have told her if I seen her.

• I would have told her if I had seen her.