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Active and Passive Voice in English Tenses

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Active and Passive Voice in English Tenses

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In which voice is the sentence 'I am writing a letter' written?

Passive voice

Present continuous tense (correct)

Past perfect tense

Active voice

Which voice is used in the sentence 'A letter had been written by me'?

Present perfect continuous voice

Future perfect continuous voice

Simple past tense

Passive voice (correct)

What is the correct passive voice form of the sentence 'I will have been writing a letter'?

A letter will have been written by me

A letter will have been being written by me (correct)

A letter will be writing by me

A letter will be being written by me

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Voice in Sentences

The sentence 'I am writing a letter' is written in the active voice.

Passive Voice Constructions

The sentence 'A letter had been written by me' is written in the passive voice.

Passive Voice Transformations

The correct passive voice form of the sentence 'I will have been writing a letter' is in the future perfect continuous passive voice.

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This quiz tests your knowledge of active and passive voice in different tenses such as simple present, present continuous, present perfect, present perfect continuous, simple past, past continuous, and past perfect. Practice transforming sentences from active to passive voice and vice versa.