RumusPassive Voice. Rumus utama dari Passive Voice adalah: To Be + V3. Penjelasan tentang To be. Untuk Perubahan Passive Voice dari 16 English Tenses, kalian dapat mempelajari lebih lengkapnya di sini! Read More. Past continuous: Music: was being: played: last week. Present perfect: Music: has been: played: since you left.
ďťżThe Passive Voice of Past Continuous Tense can be made by applying the following procedures depending on the specific type of sentence. Passive Voice of Assertive Sentences of Past Continuous Tense The Passive Voice of Assertive Sentence of Past Continuous Tense can be made by applying the following rules Convert the object of the Active Voice Sentence into the subject of the Passive Voice Sentence. Use the helping verb was/were according to the subject of Passive Voice Sentence, which would be the object of the Active Voice Sentence. Use the additional helping verb âbeingâ with was/ were, to show the continuous tense. Use 3rd form of the verb. Use the word âbyâ, to show the doer. After that convert the subject of the Active Voice Sentence into the object. In the end, add the remaining words if there are any in the Active Voice sentence. Assertive Sentence Structure of Passive Voice of Past Continuous Tense. Examples of passive Voice of Assertive Sentences of Past Continuous Tense I was reading that book. That book was being read by me. They were selecting apples. Apples were being selected by them. We were feeling some pain. Some pain was being felt by us. He was looking at them. They were being looked at by him. She was knocking at the door. The door was being knocked at by her. You were giving her a test in English. A test in English was being given to her by you. She was being given a test in English by you. I was painting a picture. A picture was being painted by me. She was writing a letter. A letter was being written by her. I was learning my lesson. My lesson was being learned by me. He was doing his duty. His duty was being done by him. They were keeping pigeons. Pigeons were being kept by them. I was posting the letter. The letter was being posted by me. They were catching a bird. A bird was being caught by them. He was repairing my shoes. My shoes were being repaired by him. A bad character was chasing him. He was being chased by a bad character. We were flying kites. Kites were being flown by us. I was milking the cow. The cow was being milked by me. Our parents were sending us to Abbottabad. We were being sent to Abbottabad by our parents. She was washing your clothes. Your clothes were being washed by her. He was ringing the bell. The bell was being rung by him. She was posting these letters. These letters were being posted by her. The president was giving away prizes. Prizes were being given away by the president. He was polishing my shoes. My shoes were being polished by him. Our father was teaching us Urdu these days. We were being taught Urdu by our father these days. Urdu was being taught us by our father these days. He was building a house. A house was being built by him. We were learning that poem by heart. That poem was being learned by us by heart. She was milking the cow. The cow was being milked by her. The cow was eating grass. The grass was being eaten by the cow. She was using my pen. My pen was being used by her. I was feeding my son. My son was being fed by me. I was writing a letter. A letter was being written by me. They were blaming me. I was being blamed by them. I was using my pen. My pen was being used by me. Passive Voice of Negative Sentences of Past Continuous Tense The Passive Voice of Negative Sentence of Past Continuous Tense can be made by applying the following rules Convert the object of the Active Voice Sentence into the subject of the Passive Voice Sentence. Use the helping verb was/were according to the subject of the Passive Voice Sentence, which would be the object in the Active Voice Sentence. Then add the word ânotâ, to show the negativity of the sentence. Then use the additional helping verb âbeingâ, to show the continuous tense. Use 3rd form of the verb. Use the word âbyâ, to show the doer. After that convert the subject of the Active Voice Sentence into the object. In the end, add the remaining words if there are any in the Active Voice Sentence. Negative Sentence Structure of Passive Voice of Past Continuous Tense. Examples of Passive Voice of Negative Sentences of Past Continuous Tense He was not taking a bath. A bath was not being taken by him. She was not speaking the truth. The truth was not being spoken by her. You were not playing at the cards. The cards were not being played by you. He was not driving this car. This car was not being driven by him. They were not clearing the road. The road was not being cleared by them. They were not chaining the dogs. The dogs were not being chained by them. He was not sending a telegram. A telegram was not being sent by him. I was not polishing that chair. That chair was not being polished by me. I was not transferring him to Gujrat. He was not being transferred to Gujrat by me. The police were not arresting them. They were not being arrested by the police. I was not knocking at the door. The door was not being knocked at by me. The villagers were not beating the thief. The thief was not being beaten by the villagers. She was not dusting the room. The room was not being dusted by her. The headmaster was not punishing him. He was not being punished by the headmaster. She was not telling a lie. A lie was not being told by her. Passive Voice of Interrogative Sentences of Past Continuous Tense The Passive Voice of Interrogative Sentence of Past Continuous Tense can be made by applying the following rules Use the helping verb was/were according to the subject of the Passive Voice Sentence. Convert the object of the Active Voice Sentence into the subject. Use the additional helping verb âbeingâ with was/were, to show the continuous tense. Use 3rd form of the verb. Use the word âbyâ, to show the doer. After that convert the subject of the Active Voice Sentence into the object. Then, put the remaining words if there are any in the Active Voice Sentence. In the end, use the sign of interrogation â?â, to show the interrogative nature of the sentence. Interrogative Sentence Structure of Passive Voice of Past Continuous Tense. Examples of Passive Voice of Interrogative Sentences of Past Continuous Tense Was she sewing my shirt? Was my shirt being sewn by her? Was I taking his side? Was his side being taken by me? Was the dog barking at them? Were they being barked at by the dog? Were you closing the door? Was the door being closed by you? Were you plucking flowers? Were flowers being plucked by you? Were they chasing the thieves? Were the thieves being chased by them? Was her sister punishing her? Was she being punished by her sister? Was he remitting your fine? Was your fine being remitted by him? Were they importing television sets from Japan? Were television sets being imported by them from Japan? Was she typing this story? Was this story being typed by her? Was he building the house? Was the house being built by him? Were their parents sending them to London? Were they being sent to London by their parents? Were they playing a match against our school? Was a match being played by them against our school? Was she knocking at the door? Was the door being knocked at by her? Were they rowing the boat? Was the boat being rowed by them? Passive Voice of Negative-Interrogative Sentences of Past Continuous Tense The Passive Voice of Negative-Interrogative Sentence of Past Continuous Tense can be made by applying the following rules Use the helping verb was/were according to the subject of Passive Voice Sentence. Convert the object of the Negative-Interrogative Sentence into the subject. Then add the word ânotâ, to show the negativity of the sentence. Use the additional helping verb âbeingâ with was/were, to show the continuous tense. Use 3rd form of the verb. Use the word âbyâ, to show the doer. After that convert the subject of the Active Voice Sentence into the object. In the end, add the remaining words if there are any in the Active Voice Sentence Negative Interrogative Sentence Structure of Passive Voice of Past Continuous Tense. Examples of Passive Voice of Negative-Interrogative Sentences of Past Continuous Tense Was she not sewing my shirt? Was my shirt not being sewn by her? Was I not taking his side? Was his side not being taken by me? Was the dog not barking at them? Were they not being barked at by the dog? Were you not closing the door? Was the door not being closed by you? Were you not plucking flowers? Were flowers not being plucked by you? Were they not chasing the thieves? Were the thieves not being chased by them? Was her sister not punishing her? Was she not being punished by her sister? Was he not remitting your fine? Was your fine not being remitted by him? Were they not importing television sets from Japan? Were television sets not being imported by them from Japan? Was she not typing this story? Was this story not being typed by her? Was he not building the house? Was the house not being built by him? Were their parents not sending them to London? Were they not being sent to London by their parents? Were they not playing a match against our school? Was a match not being played by them against our school? Was she not knocking at the door? Was the door not being knocked at by her? Were they not blaming me? Was I not being blamed by them? Were they not rowing the boat? Was the boat not being rowed by them? Active Voice Sentences of the Past Continuous Tense, use âwas/ wereâ as helping verbs with their respective pronouns and number nouns. The following article has full rules for making Active Voice Sentences of Past Continuous Tense Past Continuous Tense
Inibukanlah present continuous tense, namun simple future tense. Dan rumus passive voice untuk simple future tense adalah S + Will/shall + Be + Verb3 atau S + is/am/are + Going to + Be + Verb3. 4: A: Sama seperti soal nomor 3, ini juga simple future tense, dan menggunakan rumus S + Will/shall + Be + Verb3. Simple past tense, rumus yang This article helps you learn how to write sentences in the active voice and the passive of the Past continuous tense, and how to change a sentence from the active voice into the passive voice of the Past Continuous tense. In the Past Continuous tense, also known as the Past Progressive tense, we talk about actions that were going on in the past at a specific time. There are a few other situations where we employ this tense. Check out the post on the Present Continuous tense to learn more about it. When to use the active voice in the Past Continuous tense? The active voice of the Past continuous tense is used when you want to focus on the person who was performing the action in the past. When the doer of the action is what you want to focus on and talk about, write the sentence in the active voice. Structure Subject + was/were + V1+ing + object Examples I was training Megha yesterday. Sam was taking the class. Jon was riding your bike in the morning. They were playing cricket when I reached there. We were not doing anything in your absence. The boys were cooking food last night. When to use the passive voice in the Past Continuous tense? The passive voice of the Past Continuous tense is used when you want to focus on the person or the thing that was receiving the action in the past, something that was being acted upon. When the receiver of the action object of the verb is more important than the doer itself, write the sentence in the passive voice. Structure Object+ was/were + being + V3 + by + subject Past continuous tense passive voice examples The students were being taught in a weird way by him. The match was being played at a huge stadium. I was being explained why to invest in that company. Those guys were being beaten brutally last night. NOTE The doer of the action in the passive voice is not mentioned or is separated using brackets as it is less important or already understood in the passive voice. But you can always add the subject doer if you want to. Active voiceSubject was/wereV1+ingobjectPassive voiceObjectwas/were + beingV3by + subject/doer Active I was training Megha yesterday. focusing on the doer of the action Iâ Passive Megha was being trained by me yesterday. focusing on the object that was receiving the action Meghaâ More examples Active I was taking the class at that time. Passive The class was being taken at that time by me. Active He was eating dinner at 9 pm. Passive Dinner was being eaten at 9 pm by him. Active My parents were watching that movie. Passive That movie was being watched by my parents. Active Jon was editing my video yesterday. Passive My video was being edited yesterday by Jon. Active Some boys were harassing your sister. Passive Your sister was being harassed by some boys. Active They were discussing something in the class. Passive Something was being discussed in the class by them. Active Jyoti was copying the answers. Passive The answers were being copied by Jyoti. Active Everyone was hugging the kids at the party. Passive The kids were being hugged at the party by everyone. Active They were not feeding the cats. Passive The cats werenât being fed by them. Negative sentences Active and voice voice Active voiceSubject was/werenotV1+ingobjectPassive voiceObjectwas/were + notbeingV3by + subject/doer Examples Active Monu was not doing the assignment. Passive The assignment was not being done by Monu. Active They were not helping us. Passive We were not being helped by them. Active We were not recording the video. Passive The video was not being recorded by us. Active She was not buying anything at the store. Passive Nothing was being bought at the store by her. NOTE If anything is the object of the verb in the active voice of a negative sentence, it will change to nothingâ in the passive voice. Interrogative sentences Active and voice voice Active voiceQuestion words if anywas/weresubjectV1+ingobject?Passive voiceQuestion wordswas/were objectbeing + V3by + subject Examples Active Were you calling me last night? Passive Was I being called by you last night? Active Was he not helping you? Passive Were you not being helped by him? Active When were you taking the class? Passive When was the class being taken by you? Active Where were they making videos? Passive Where were the videos being made by them? Practice! Mox was hitting me with a bat. Someone was using you. They were not helping her. Why were you beating that boy? Was he calling me last night? I was making the next lesson. Answers I was being hit with a bat by Mox. You were being used by someone. She was not being helped by them. Why was that boy being beaten by you? Was I being called last night by him? The next lesson was being made by me. Hope you enjoyed the lesson! Feel free to share your question, doubt, or feedback in the comment section, and also, share the post with the people that need it. For one-on-one classes, contact me at [email protected]. FAQs What is the passive voice of past continuous tense? In the passive voice of the Past Continuous tense, we focus on who/what was being acted upon or receiving the action at a certain time in the past. It is formed using the verb phrase was/were + being + past participle v3â. Which is an example of passive past continuous tense? Here are some examples of the Past Continuous tense passive voice1. We were being ignored at the party by Sam.2. The students were being beaten without a We were being threatened not to go to the The numbers were being looked at closely at the meeting. What is active and passive voice example of past continuous tense? When the doer of the action is what you want to focus on and talk about, write the sentence in the active voice, and when the focus is on the receiver object of the verb, write the sentence in the passive voice. Past Continuous tense active voice You were questioning me without a Continuous tense passive voice I was being questioned without a reason by you. Past Continuous tense active voice Some people were ignoring the couple at the Continuous tense passive voice The couple was being ignored at the function by some people. Latest lessons on active and passive voice When to use the passive voice in English? Simple present tense active and passive voice Present continuous tense active and passive voice Present perfect tense active and passive voice Ashish found his first loveâthe English languageâa few years back. Since then, he has been immersed in the language, breaking down the language and teaching it to passionate English learners. He has a flair for listening to the English language podcasts, sitcoms, stories, observing the nuances, and making it easy for English learners. He is known for breaking down complex English topics and making them easy to be understood. RumusPassive Voice. Rumus passive voice dapat dilihat pada tabel sebagai berikut di bawah ini. Jika active voice dalam past continuous tense, maka 'be' passive voice-nya adalah (was atau were) + being. Contoh: Active : He was meeting them. Passive : They were being met by him.