Convert Future Perfect tense to Passive Voice
In the Future Perfect tense, we use the helping verbs 'will have' with V-3 but when we change the Future perfect tense to passive voice the helping verb will change to 'will have been' while the Past participle (V-3) will remain constant.
The Following changes will Occur when we change the Future Perfect tense to Passive Voice.
For Example:
Active Voice: She will have taken the Donuts.
Passive Voice: The Donuts will have been taken by her.
Active Voice: they will have kicked the ball.
Passive Voice: The Ball will have Been kicked by them.
Active Voice: We will have to spend the money.
Passive Voice: The money will have been spent by us.
Active Voice: He will have Slapped her.
Passive Voice: She will have been slapped by him.
Active Voice: I will have Watched the full drama.
Passive Voice: The Full drama will have been watched by me.
For Example:
Active Voice: She will not have Enjoyed the Opening ceremony of her Parlor.
Passive Voice: The Opening ceremony of her parlor will not have been enjoyed by her.
Active Voice: She will not have kissed the Beautiful British Baby.
Passive Voice: The Beautiful British Baby will not have been kissed by her.
Active Voice: He will not have understood the Question.
Passive Voice: The Question will not have been understood by him.
Active Voice: They will not have joined the Military.
Passive Voice: The Military will not have been joined by them.
For Example:
Active Voice: Will She have Sold her new mobile?
Passive Voice: Will her new mobile have been sold by her?
Active Voice: Will they have helped her?
Passive Voice: Will she have been helped by them?
Active Voice: Will she have completed the task?
Passive Voice: Will the task have been completed by her.
Active Voice: Will the Army have caught the criminals?
Passive Voice: Will The Criminals have been caught by the Army?
The Following changes will Occur when we change the Future Perfect tense to Passive Voice.
- The subject will Become the last word of the sentence (Object).
- The Object will Become the first word of the sentence (Subject).
- The word 'By' will be used after the V3 in the sentence.
- The helping verb 'will have been' will use.
For Example:
Active Voice: She will have taken the Donuts.
Passive Voice: The Donuts will have been taken by her.
Active Voice: they will have kicked the ball.
Passive Voice: The Ball will have Been kicked by them.
Active Voice: We will have to spend the money.
Passive Voice: The money will have been spent by us.
Active Voice: He will have Slapped her.
Passive Voice: She will have been slapped by him.
Active Voice: I will have Watched the full drama.
Passive Voice: The Full drama will have been watched by me.
Negative Sentences:
In the Negative Passive Voice sentences, We just Place Not Between will have Been like this (will + not +have been).For Example:
Active Voice: She will not have Enjoyed the Opening ceremony of her Parlor.
Passive Voice: The Opening ceremony of her parlor will not have been enjoyed by her.
Active Voice: She will not have kissed the Beautiful British Baby.
Passive Voice: The Beautiful British Baby will not have been kissed by her.
Active Voice: He will not have understood the Question.
Passive Voice: The Question will not have been understood by him.
Active Voice: They will not have joined the Military.
Passive Voice: The Military will not have been joined by them.
Interrogative Sentences:
In the Interrogative Passive Voices sentences, 'will' will take place before the Subject and 'have been' will take place after the subject.For Example:
Active Voice: Will She have Sold her new mobile?
Passive Voice: Will her new mobile have been sold by her?
Active Voice: Will they have helped her?
Passive Voice: Will she have been helped by them?
Active Voice: Will she have completed the task?
Passive Voice: Will the task have been completed by her.
Active Voice: Will the Army have caught the criminals?
Passive Voice: Will The Criminals have been caught by the Army?
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