Part 2
Grammar:
Infinitive
- active
(to) eat/drink/play etc.
I will eat dinner later.
- passive
(to) be+eaten/drunk/played etc.
The dinner will be eaten later.
Perfect infinitive
- active
(to) have+eaten/drunk/played etc.
I should have eaten the dinner later.
- passive
(to) have been+eaten/drunk/played etc.
The dinner should have been eaten later.
Present perfect
- active
have/has+done etc.
This apple is gone. Somebody has eaten it.
- passive
have/has been+done etc.
This apple has been eaten.
Past perfect
- active
had+done etc.
This apple was gone. Somebody had eaten it.
- passive
had been+done etc.
This apple had been eaten.
Present continuous
- active
am/is/are+(do)ing
I am eating this apple at the moment.
- passive
am/is/are+being (done)
This apple is being eaten at the moment.
Past continuous
- active
was/were+(do)ing
I was eating this apple when my mom came.
- passive
was/were+being (done)
This apple was being eaten when my mom came.
Exercise:
http://suz.digitaleschulebayern.de/english/grammar/passive2.htm
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