Passive Voice and Present Simple

This video tutorial covers the present simple tense, focusing on its active and passive forms, negation, and question formation. It explains the uses of present simple for facts, habits, and timetables, and discusses special cases for verbs 'be' and 'have'. The tutorial also includes adverbs of frequency and advanced notes on sentence structure.

Which sentence is in the present simple active form?

• Cats eat fish.

• Fish is eaten by cats.

• Fish are eaten by cats.

• Cats are eating fish.

Which sentence is in the present simple passive form?

• She is reading the book.

• The book is read by her.

• She reads the book.

• The book reads by her.

Which sentence is in the present simple active form?

• The car is driven by him.

• He drives the car.

• He is driving the car.

• The car drives by him.

Which sentence is in the present simple passive form?

• The song is sung by her.

• She sings the song.

• The song sings by her.

• She is singing the song.

How do you form a negative sentence in the present simple for 'He'?

• He doesn't plays.

• He don't play.

• He doesn't play.

• He don't plays.

What is the correct negative form for 'They play'?

• They doesn't plays.

• They not play.

• They don't play.

• They doesn't play.

What is the correct negative form for 'She writes'?

• She doesn't writes.

• She don't write.

• She not write.

• She doesn't write.

What is the correct negative form for 'They dance'?

• They doesn't dance.

• They don't dance.

• They doesn't dances.

• They not dance.

Which of the following is a passive sentence?

• Doctors treat patients.

• Patients are treated by doctors.

• Doctors are treating patients.

• Patients treat doctors.

Which sentence is a yes/no question in the active voice?

• Is the book read by her?

• Does she read the book?

• She reads the book?

• The book is read by her?