Past Tense Passive - 3 Minuten Deutsch #66 - Deutsch lernen

The video tutorial explains the use of passive voice in English grammar, focusing on state and process passive forms. It provides examples in present and past tenses, and details how to form passive voice in perfect and pluperfect tenses. The tutorial also compares active and passive voice usage, offering practical examples to illustrate the differences.

What is the main difference between state passive and process passive?

• State passive and process passive are the same.

• State passive is used for actions, process passive for states.

• State passive uses 'become' and process passive uses 'being'.

• State passive uses 'being' and process passive uses 'become'.

How do you form the passive voice in the perfect tense?

• By using 'has been' and the past participle.

• By using 'become' and the past participle.

• By using 'being' and the past participle.

• By using 'have' and the past participle.

Which of the following sentences is in the pluperfect tense?

• The floor is swept.

• The floor was swept.

• The floor had been swept.

• The floor has been swept.

In the sentence 'The floor is being swept', which tense is being used?

• Past continuous passive

• Past perfect passive

• Present perfect passive

• Present continuous passive

Which sentence correctly demonstrates the use of passive voice in the past tense?

• The floor has been swept.

• The floor was swept.

• The floor had been swept.

• The floor is being swept.