Voice of Verbs

I ate a piece of chocolate cake.

• A piece of chocolate cake was eaten by me.

• A piece of chocolate cake had been eaten by me.

• A piece of chocolate cake will have been eaten by me.

I will introduce you to my boss this week.

• You were introduced by my boss this week.

• You are being introduced to my boss this week.

• You will be introduced to my boss this week.

Dawn played the piano.

• The piano is being played by Dawn.

• The piano was played by Dawn.

• The piano will be played by Dawn.

Allan will read the poem.

• The poem is read by Allan.

• The poem will be read by Allan.

• The poem is being read by Allan.

Somebody has cleaned the room.

• The room was cleaned by somebody.

• The room will be cleaned.

• The room has been cleaned.

Rita writes a letter.

• A letter was being written by Rita.

• A letter is written by Rita.

• A letter will be written by Rita.

David has found the keys.

• The keys will be found by David.

• The keys are found by David.

• The keys have been found by David.

You should visit the doctor.

• The doctor should be visited by you.

• The doctor is visited by you.

• The doctor will be visited by you.

Ana is going to read a book.

• The book was read by Ana.

• The book is going to be read by Ana.

• The book will be read by Ana.

The noise did not wake me up.

• I was not woken up by the noise.

• I am not woken up by the noise.

• I will not be woken up by the noise.