Passive Voice in Future Tenses

This video tutorial explains the use of passive voice in future tenses, including future simple, future perfect, and the 'going to' structure. It provides a detailed guide on forming passive sentences, reasons for using passive voice, and numerous examples for practice. The video emphasizes the importance of passive voice when the doer of the action is unknown or unimportant. It concludes with additional resources for further learning.

In future simple passive voice, which of the following is correct?

• The book will have read by me.

• The book will be reading by me.

• The book will read by me.

• The book will be read by me.

How is the future perfect passive voice structured?

• Object + will have + past participle

• Object + will have been + past participle

• Object + will have been + verb

• Object + will be + past participle

What is the basic structure of passive voice in future tenses?

• Subject + will be + verb

• Object + will + verb

• Object + will be + past participle

• Subject + will + past participle

Which sentence is in the passive voice using 'going to' structure?

• The project is going to have been completed by us.

• The project is going to be completing by us.

• The project is going to complete by us.

• The project is going to be completed by us.

Why might you use passive voice?

• To make sentences longer

• When the doer is unknown or unimportant

• To hide the object

• To emphasize the subject

What is the first step in converting an active sentence to passive?

• Change the verb to past participle

• Move the object to the first position

• Conjugate the verb 'to be'

• Add 'by' before the subject

In the sentence 'A new novel will be written by Shailesh', what is the object?

• A new novel

• By Shailesh

• Shailesh

• Will be written

What is the correct passive form of 'I will clean my office tonight'?

• My office will be cleaning by me tonight.

• My office will have been cleaned by me tonight.

• My office will clean by me tonight.

• My office will be cleaned by me tonight.

Which of the following is a correct passive voice sentence in future perfect tense?

• The house will have been built by the masons.

• The house will have been build by the masons.

• The house will have been builds by the masons.

• The house will have been building by the masons.

Which sentence is in the passive voice?

• The report will finish by me by tomorrow.

• I will finish the report by tomorrow.

• I will be finishing the report by tomorrow.

• The report will be finished by me by tomorrow.