Present Perfect Tense Passive Voice Quiz

What tense do we use in passive voice to describe an action that started in the past and continues up to the present?

• Present Perfect Tense

• Past Perfect Tense

• Present Simple Tense

• Future Continuous Tense

In the passive voice of present perfect tense, what do we use to convert the object of the assertive sentence into the subject?

• Helping verb 'will be'

• Helping verb 'had been'

• Helping verb 'is/are'

• Helping verb 'have/has been'

What is the structure formula for forming positive passive sentences in present perfect tense?

• Subject + has + been + past participle (V3) + (by + object)

• Subject + will + be + past participle (V3) + (by + object)

• Object + has/have + been + past participle (V3) + (by + subject)

• Object + was/were + being + past participle (V3) + (by + subject)

Which of the following is a positive sentence example in Present Perfect Tense Passive voice?

• This has never been done before (by anyone).

• Most of the people have not tried sushi.

• An amazing book has not been written (by me).

• I have not written an amazing book.

What do we add at the end of a passive question in present perfect tense?

• Exclamation mark

• Period

• Question mark

• Comma

How do we form short answers in present perfect tense passive voice?

• Using 'yes' or 'no', followed by the subject and main verb

• Using 'yes' or 'no', followed by the object and main verb

• Using 'yes' or 'no', followed by the subject and auxiliary verb

• Using 'yes' or 'no', followed by the object and auxiliary verb

What is the difference between active voice and passive voice?

• In passive voice, the subject is performing the action.

• In active voice, the subject is the receiver of the action.

• Active voice does not use the preposition 'by'.

• Passive voice always reveals the doer of the action.

Which of the following is a negative sentence example in Present Perfect Tense Passive voice?

• Math has not been taught by Laura at high school.

• I have not been helped.

• He has not been invited by them.

• The bananas have been eaten.

Which of the following is a positive passive interrogative example in Present Perfect Tense?

• Has the game not been started?

• Has she not been called yet?

• Have they not made the plan?

• Have you not called her yet?

How do we form negative passive interrogative sentences in present perfect tense?

• Using 'not' or 'n't' after the object and main verb

• Using 'not' or 'n't' after the subject and auxiliary verb

• Using 'not' or 'n't' after the auxiliary verb and 'been'

• Using 'not' or 'n't' after the object and auxiliary verb