Passive Voice in Present Perfect and Past Perfect Tense

Form the passive voice in present perfect: The chef has prepared the meal.

• The meal has been prepared by the chef.

• The meal has been prepared at the chef.

• The meal has been preparing by the chef.

• The meal has prepared by the chef.

Form the passive voice in past perfect: The students had completed the project.

• The project had been completed by the students.

• The project had been completed by the school.

• The project had completed by the students.

• The project had been completed by the teacher.

Use passive voice in present perfect: The report has been submitted by the team.

• The team has submitted the report.

• The report has been submitting by the team.

• The report has been submitted by the team.

• The report has submitted by the team.

Use passive voice in past perfect: The cake had been baked by the time we arrived.

• The cake had baked by the time we arrived.

• By the time we arrived, the cake was baked.

• The cake was baking by the time we arrived.

• The cake had been baked by the time we arrived.

Form the passive voice in present perfect: The company has launched a new product.

• The company has launched a new product.

• A new product has launched by the company.

• A new product has been launching by the company.

• A new product has been launched by the company.

Form the passive voice in past perfect: The book had been read by many people.

• Many people had read the book.

• The book had read by many people.

• Many people had been reading the book.

• Many people had read the book by themselves.

Use passive voice in present perfect: The tickets have been bought for the concert.

• The concert tickets have been buying.

• The concert tickets have been bought.

• The concert tickets have been buy.

• The concert tickets have bought.

Use passive voice in past perfect: The movie had been watched before it was reviewed.

• The movie had been watched before it was reviewed.

• The review was done after the movie was watched.

• The movie was watched before it was reviewed.

• Before reviewing, the movie had been watched.

Form the passive voice in present perfect: The house has been painted by the workers.

• The workers have painted the house.

• The house has painted by the workers.

• The workers painted the house.

• The house has been painted by the workers.

Form the passive voice in past perfect: The letter had been written before the meeting started.

• The letter had been writing before the meeting started.

• The letter had written before the meeting had started.

• The letter had been written before the meeting was starting.

• The letter had been written before the meeting had started.