Helping Verbs Of Passive Voice Of Simple Present Tense Or Present Indefinite Tense
Passive Voice of Simple Present Tense or Present Indefinite Tense uses the following helping verbs with respective number nouns and pronouns.
Is
Are
Am
“Am As Helping Verb In Simple Present Tense
“Am” is used as a helping verb with the pronoun “I”, while converting the active voice form of the Present Indefinite Tense or Simple Present Tense to the Passive Voice form.
“Is” As Helping Verb In Simple Present Tense Or Present Indefinite Tense
“Is” is used as a helping verb in the Passive Voice of the Simple Present Tense or Present Indefinite Tense with the singular nouns and pronouns, to show the passive habitual actions of the present.
“Are” A Helping Verb In Simple Present Tense Or Present Indefinite Tense
“Are” is used as a helping verb in the Passive Voice of Simple Present Tense or Present Indefinite Tense with plural nouns and pronouns to show the passive habitual actions of the present time.
Sentence Structure Of Passive Voice Of Simple Present Tense
Following are the General Sentence Formula or Structure for Assertive, Negative, Interrogative, and Negative-Interrogative Sentences of Passive Voice of Simple Present Tense or Present Indefinite Tense.
Passive Voice Of Assertive Sentences Of Simple Present Tense
The Passive Voice of Assertive Sentences/Declarative Sentences of Simple Present Tense or Present Indefinite Tense can be made by applying the following steps:
1. Convert the object of the Active Voice Sentence into the subject of the Passive Voice Sentence.
2. Use helping verbs “is/are/am” according to the subject of the Passive Voice sentence.
3. Use 3rd form of the verb.
4. Then add the word “by”, to show the doer.
5. Then convert the subject of the Active Voice Sentence into the object of the Passive Voice Sentence.
6. At the end put the remaining words if there are any in the Active Voice Sentence of the Assertive Sentence.
Examples Of Passive Voice Of Assertive Sentence Of Simple Present Indefinite Tense
I break a cup.
A cup is broken by me.
My mother beats me.
I am beaten by my mother.
My mother loves me.
I am loved by my mother.
We speak the truth.
The truth is spoken by us.
You boil eggs.
Eggs are boiled by you.
They eat apples.
Apples are eaten by them.
They read this book every day.
This book is read by them every day.
You praise her very much.
She is praised by you very much
He kills a snake.
A snake is killed by him.
We play football in the afternoon.
Football is played by us in the afternoon.
I learn this poem by heart.
This poem is learned by me by heart.
He boils eggs.
Eggs are boiled by him.
They make a noise.
A noise is made by them.
My father punishes me.
I am punished by my father.
We play the match.
The match is played by us.
He checks tickets.
Tickets are checked by him.
They break locks.
Locks are broken by them.
Her mother beats her.
She is beaten by her mother.
She milks the cow.
The cow is milked by her.
He writes these letters.
These letters are written by him.
They sing a song.
A song is sung by them.
She eats apples.
Apples are eaten by her.
He learns this poem by heart.
This poem is learned by him by heart.
He buys these apples.
These apples are bought by him.
He sells tickets.
Tickets are sold by him.
They eat apples.
Apples are eaten by them.
He sees the moon.
The moon is seen by him.
We read the Holy Quran in the morning every day.
The Holy Quran is read by us in the morning every day
She helps them.
They are helped by her.
I hear her cries even now.
Her cries are heard by me even now.
She writes a letter.
A letter is written by her.
We play football.
Football is played by us.
They buy beautiful books.
Beautiful books are bought by them.
She hates him.
He is hated by her.
We obey our parents.
Our parents are obeyed by us.
He writes a letter to his mother.
A letter is written by him to his mother.
He calls you names.
You are called names by him.
Passive Voice Of Negative Sentences Of Present Indefinite Tense