Passive Voice (Simple Present)

I eat brown rice and green beans

• 1. Brown rice and green beans is ate by me.

• Brown rice and green beans is eaten by me

• Brown rice and green beans are ate by me

• Brown rice and green beans are eaten by me

He rides a fixed-gear bike

• 1. A fixed-gear bike is ridden by him.

• 2. A fixed-gear bike is rode by him.

• 2. A fixed-gear bike are ridden by him.

• 2. A fixed-gear bike are rode by him.

They access the intranet

• 1. The intranet are access by them.

• 1. The intranet is accessed by them.

• 2. The intranet are accessed by them.

• 2. The intranet is access by them.

She brings little money

• 1. Little money is bring by her.

• Little money are brought by her.

• 2. Little money is brought by her.

• 1. Little money are bring by her.

We need extra pillows.

• 1. Extra pillows are need by us.

• 2. Extra pillows is needed by us.

• 1. Extra pillows are needed by us.

• 1. Extra pillows is need by us.

The game ... by them. (play)

A daily newspaper ... by my father. (read)

1. My questions ... by the customer service officers. (answer)

1. A hard hat ... by the tower crane operators. (wear)

are those tower cranes ... by the people? (operate)