present simple / continuous / perfect / passive

"attack"

Present perfect continuous (passive)

• has/have been attacking

• has/have been attacked

• has/have been being attacking

• has/have been being attacked

"highlight"

present continuous (passive)

• is/am/are been highlighted

• is/am/are being highlighted

• is/am/are highlighting

• is/am/are highlighted

“She writes a lot of papers for her classes.”

• PRESENT SIMPLE

• PASSIVE VOICE

• FUTURE SIMPLE

• PAST SIMPLE

“She is writing a paper for her class.”

• PRESENT PERFECT

• PAST CONTINUOUS

• PAST SIMPLE

• PRESENT CONTINUOUS

“She has written papers for most of her classes, but she still has some papers left to write.”

• PRESENT PERFECT

• PASSIVE VOICE

• PAST SIMPLE

• PRESENT SIMPLE

“Papers will be written for her classes next semester.”

• ACTIVE VOICE

• PASSIVE VOICE

Somebody has eaten the last cookie.

What tense is this?

• past simple

• past continuous

• past perfect

• present perfect

Somebody has eaten the last cookie.

The last cookie...

• has eaten

• was eaten

• has been eaten

• had been eaten

They are putting out the fire.

What tense is this?

• present simple

• past simple

• present continuous

• past continuous

They are putting out the fire.

How would we write this in the passive?

• The fire had been put out.

• The fire was put out.

• The fire is being put out.

• The fire is put out.