Present in Passive

We set the table.

• The table is set by we.

• The table is set by us.

• The table are set by we.

• The table are set by us.

He doesn't help her.

• Her isn't helped by he.

• Her isn't helped by him.

• She isn't helped by he.

• She isn't helped by him.

Does the police officer catch the thieves?

• Is the thieves caught by the police officer?

• Are the thieves caught by the police officer?

• Does the thieves caught by the police officer?

• Do the thieves caught by the police officer?

My mother is making dinner.

• Dinner is being made by my mother.

• Dinner is being make by my mother.

• Dinner is being making by my mother.

• Dinner is being mading by my mother.

She is not wearing a dress.

• A dress isn't worn by her.

• A dress isn't being worn by her.

• A dress isn't worn by she.

• A dress isn't being worn by she.

Are they talking about the meeting?

• Are the meeting being talked about by they?

• Are the meeting being talked about by them?

• Is the meeting being talked about by they?

• Is the meeting being talked about by them?

We have opened the present.

• The present have been opened by we.

• The present have been opened by us.

• The present has been opened by we.

• The present has been opened by us.

They have not read the book.

• The book haven't been read by they.

• The book haven't been read by them.

• The book hasn't been read by they.

• The book hasn't been read by them.

Have they noticed us?

They don't eat breakfast.