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    The document discusses the passive voice in English grammar. It outlines the forms of the passive voice for simple, continuous, and perfect tenses in the present, past, and future. Examples are given showing how the passive transforms active sentences by changing the subject and adding "by" + the original subject.

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    The document discusses the passive voice in English grammar. It outlines the forms of the passive voice for simple, continuous, and perfect tenses in the present, past, and future. Examples are given showing how the passive transforms active sentences by changing the subject and adding "by" + the original subject.

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    PASSIVE

    VOICE
    Be Ved / V3
    Perfect Modals
    Simple Continuous ( Simple )

    Have
    Be Be being Modal be
    been
    Ved/ V3 Ved/V3 Ved/V3
    Ved/ V3
    am/is/are PRESENT
    SIMPLE Ved/V3

    was/were
    PAST
    Ved/V3

    will be
    Ved/ V3 Future
    Continuous
    am/ is are
    PRESENT being Ved/
    V3

    was/were
    PAST
    being Ved/ V3
    Present Be Ved/ V3

    am/ is /are Ved /V3

    Active : I read books


    Passive: Books are read by me
    Past Be Ved/ V3

    was/ were Ved /V3

    Active : We made a meal


    Passive: Meal was made by us
    PERFECT
    have/has
    PRESENT been Ved/ V3

    had been
    PAST Ved/ V3

    will have
    FUTURE been Ved/ V3

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