PASSIVE ALL TENSES

He wrote Love It All.

• Love It All was written by him.

• Love It All is written by him.

• Love It All was wrote by him.

• Love It All were written by him.

They won't finish the homework until tomorrow.

• The homework won't be finishing until tomorrow.

• The homework will be finished until tomorrow.

• The homework won't be finished until tomorrow.

• The homework would be finished until tomorrow.

Someone is repairing my laptop.

• My laptop is being repaired.

• My laptop was being repaired.

• My laptop is be repaired.

• My laptop has been repaired.

You have to tell him soon.

• He has to be told soon.

• He have to be told soon.

• He has been told soon.

• He will be told soon.

People don't use dictionary anymore.

• Dictionary isn't used anymore.

• Dictionary aren't used anymore.

• Dictionary wasn't used anymore.

• Dictionary isn't using anymore.

Parents ask the children to help them.

• The children asked their parents to help them.

• The children are asked to help their parents.

• The children are being asked to help their parents.

• The children have been asked to help their parents.

John collects money.

• Money is collected by John.

• Money collects him.

• Money will be collected by John.

• Money are collected by John.

We have done our homework.

• Our homework has been done by us.

• Our homework is doing by us.

• Our homework was done by us.

• Our homework done by us.

We haven't cleaned our rooms.

• Our rooms aren't cleaned by us.

• Our rooms haven't been cleaned by us.

• Our rooms hasn't been cleaned by us.

• Our rooms aren't clean by us.

He can cut out the picture.

• The picture cannot be out by him.

• The picture can be cut out by him.

• The picture can be cutted out by him.

• The picture can was cut out by him.