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    The document discusses the passive voice in English and provides examples of its use in different tenses: 1) The passive voice is formed using "to be" plus the past participle of the main verb and optionally including the agent with "by". 2) Examples show how the active voice ("Tom writes a letter") becomes the passive voice ("A letter is written by Tom") in the present simple, past simple, present perfect, and future tenses. 3) Questions and negative sentences are also transformed from the active to passive voice following the same patterns.

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    Present Simple: Passive Voice - Neveikiamoji Rūšis To Be + V3, Ved + by (VEIKĖJAS)

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    The document discusses the passive voice in English and provides examples of its use in different tenses: 1) The passive voice is formed using "to be" plus the past participle of the main verb and optionally including the agent with "by". 2) Examples show how the active voice ("Tom writes a letter") becomes the passive voice ("A letter is written by Tom") in the present simple, past simple, present perfect, and future tenses. 3) Questions and negative sentences are also transformed from the active to passive voice following the same patterns.

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    PASSIVE VOICE - NEVEIKIAMOJI RŪŠIS

    To be + V3, Ved + by(VEIKĖJAS)


    PRESENT SIMPLE
    Veikiamoji rūšis/active voice Neveikiamoji rūšis/passive voice
    Teigiami sak. Tom writes a letter. – A letter is written by Tom.(yra rašomas)
    Klausimas Does Tom write a letter? - Is a letter written by Tom?(ar yra rašomas)
    Neigiamas sak. Tom doesn‘t write a letter. -- A letter is not written by Tom.(nėra rašomas)

    PAST SIMPLE
    TEIG. S Tom wrote a letter. - A letter was written.(buvo rašomas)
    Kl.sak. Did Tom write a letter? Was a letter written by Tom?(ar buvo rašomas)
    Neig.sak. Tom didn‘t write a letter. - A letter was not written by Tom.(nebuvo rašomas)

    PRESENT PERFECT

    TEIG.S Tom has written a letter. - A letter has been written by Tom.(yra parašytas)
    Klaus.sak. Has Tom written a letter? - Has a letter been written by Tom?(ar yra p)
    Neig.sak. Tom hasn‘t written a letter. - A letter hasn‘t been written by Tom.(nėra
    par)

    FUTURE TENSE
    TEIG.SAK. Tom will write a letter. - A letter will be written by Tom.(bus rašomas)
    Klaus.sak. Will tom write a letter? - Will a letter be written by Tom?(ar bus raš)
    Neig.sak. Tom will not write a letter. - A letter will not be written by Tom.(nebus raš)

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