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    Present perfect passives focus on the noun that is the receiver or result of an action, rather than the noun performing the action (the agent) Present perfect passive - negative passive subject the house the children 'have' hasn't haven't been been past participle painted given yet. Their medicine.

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    Present perfect passives focus on the noun that is the receiver or result of an action, rather than the noun performing the action (the agent) Present perfect passive - negative passive subject the house the children 'have' hasn't haven't been been past participle painted given yet. Their medicine.

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    BBC Learning English

    Grammar Challenge

    Grammar tables © British Broadcasting Corporation 2007

    Present perfect passives


    Passive sentences focus on the noun that is the receiver or result of an action, rather
    than the noun that is performing the action (the agent).

    Present perfect passive - positive

    passive subject 'have' been past participle


    The house has been painted this year.
    The children have been given their medicine.

    Present perfect passive - negative


    passive subject 'haven’t' been past
    participle
    The house hasn't been painted yet.
    The children haven't been given their medicine.

    Present perfect passive - questions


    'to be' passive subject been past participle
    Has the house been painted this year ?
    Have the children been given their medicine ?

    Grammar Challenge © BBC Learning English


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