Conditional If & Passive

Active: She creates the story.

Passive: ....

• The story is created.

• The story was created.

• The story has been created.

Active: Rita is writing a book.

Passive: .....

• A book is written.

• A book is being written.

• A book was written.

Active: You did the job.

Passive: ....

• The job has been done.

• The job was done.

• The job has been done.

Active: They were making the fun game.

Passive: ....

• The fun game was being made.

• The fun game is being made.

• The fun game has been being made.

Active: Sonny has finished the exercise.

Passive: ....

• The exercise is finished.

• The exercise has been finished.

• The exercise was being finished.

Active: They will sing the song.

Passive: ....

• The song will be singing.

• The song will be sung.

• The song would sing.

Active: They can read the novel.

Passive: ....

• The novel can read.

• The novel can be read.

• The novel could be read.

Active: The police should call him.

Passive: ....

• He shall be calling.

• He should call.

• He should be called.

Active: They might send the cards.

Passive: ....

• The cards might send.

• The cards might be sending.

• The cards might be sent.

Active: The reporters should have investigated the cases.

Passive: ....

• The cases should investigate.

• The cases should be investigated.

• The cases should have been investigated.