Past Passive Voice

What tense is used to refer to actions that are completed in a period of time before the present?

• Present Continuous Tense

• Simple Past Tense

• Future Perfect Tense

• Present Perfect Tense

How is the passive voice of simple past tense formed?

• Using the auxiliary verb 'do/does' and the base form of the main verb

• Using the auxiliary verb 'have' and the past participle of the main verb

• Using the auxiliary verb 'was/were' and the past participle of the main verb

• Using the auxiliary verb 'will' and the base form of the main verb

In the passive voice of simple past tense, what becomes the subject of the passive sentence?

• The object of the active sentence

• The main verb of the active sentence

• The subject of the active sentence

• The auxiliary verb of the active sentence

What word is used to show the doer of the action in the passive voice of simple past tense?

• With

• From

• By

• To

Which auxiliary verb is used for the subject 'I' in the positive passive sentences of simple past tense?

• Is

• Were

• Was

• Will

What is the structure formula for forming a positive passive sentence in simple past tense?

• Object + do/does + base form of main verb + by + Subject

• Object + was/were + past participle of main verb + by + Subject

• Subject + will + base form of main verb + by + Object

• Subject + have + past participle of main verb + by + Object

Which of the following is a positive passive sentence in simple past tense?

• Jim was not helped by me.

• The teacher did not read the book.

• I wrote an amazing book.

• Two apples were not bought by her.

What is added to make a sentence negative in the passive voice of simple past tense?

• Have

• Will

• Do/Does

• Not

What is the correct negative passive sentence in simple past tense for 'She bought two apples'?

• Two apples were bought by her.

• Two apples were bought by him.

• Two apples were not bought by him.

• Two apples were not bought by her.

How are passive questions formed in simple past tense?

• By using the auxiliary verb 'have' before the main verb

• By using the auxiliary verb 'was/were' according to the subject

• By using the auxiliary verb 'will' after the subject

• By using the auxiliary verb 'do/does' before the subject