Understanding Future Tense and Passive Voice

The video tutorial covers the construction of passive voice using 'was/were' plus past participle, illustrated with examples. It includes a dialogue about a missing book at a library, highlighting the use of passive and active voice. The tutorial also explains the difference between 'it's' and 'its' as possessive adjectives. Finally, it discusses the future simple tense to express instant willingness or reactions.

What is the basic structure of the passive voice in English?

• Subject + has/have + past participle

• Subject + will + base verb

• Subject + was/were + past participle

• Subject + is/are + base verb

Which of the following is an example of passive voice?

• I have lifted the box.

• I am lifting the box.

• The box was lifted by me.

• I lift the box.

In the conversation, what is the main focus when discussing the missing book?

• Whether the book was found

• Who found the book

• When the book was found

• Why the book was lost

What tense is used in 'I haven't heard of any missing books'?

• Future simple

• Past perfect

• Present perfect

• Past simple

How is the passive voice used in the context of borrowing a book?

• The book borrowed me.

• I borrowed the book.

• The book was borrowed by me.

• I was borrowing the book.

What is the focus of the passive voice in the sentence 'The book was borrowed from our library'?

• The person who borrowed the book

• The action of borrowing

• The time of borrowing

• The reason for borrowing

Which of the following sentences is in the passive voice?

• She will call you.

• You call her.

• You were called by her.

• She calls you.

What is the purpose of using passive voice in a sentence?

• To emphasize the subject performing the action

• To emphasize the action itself

• To emphasize the reason for the action

• To emphasize the time of the action

What is the difference between 'it's' and 'its'?

• 'It's' is possessive; 'its' is a contraction.

• Both are possessive.

• Both are contractions.

• 'It's' is a contraction; 'its' is possessive.

Which of the following is a possessive adjective?

• It's

• They

• Them

• Its