This document contains examples of changing sentences from active to passive voice. It provides the original active sentences and their transformed passive counterparts. It also gives examples of changing future tense sentences using will, be going to, and future perfect constructions into the passive voice. The document demonstrates how to manipulate sentences between active and passive forms.

1. CHANGE THE FOLLOWING SENTENCESINTOPASSIVESENTENCES( CHANGE THE MAIN
SENTENCE)
1. MARIA ALWAYSPLAYSHER FAVOURITESONGBEFORE GOINGTO BED
5.1 MARIA’SFAVOURITESONGIS ALWAYSPLAYED BY HER BEFORE GOING TO BED
2. MY PARENTSHAVEFIXED MY NEW COMPUTER BECAUSE IT BROKE DOWN
6.1 MY NEW COMPUTER HAS BEEN FIXED BY MY PARENTSBECAUSE IT BROKE DOWN
3. THEY SOMETIMES PLAYCARDS IN THE EVENINGS
7.1 CARDS ARESOMETIMES PLAYED BY THEM IN THE EVENINGS
4. WE HAVEN’TPAYEDTHE BOOKINGYET
8.1 THE BOOKINGHASN’TBEEN PAYED YET
FUTURE SIMPLE
Write a Simple Future sentence.
1. WE WILL RENT A NEW APAPARTMENTNEXTWEEK
2.1 A NEW APARTMENT WILL BE RENTED BY US NEXTWEEK.
FUTURE WITH “BE GOING TO”
1. PETER IS GOING TO FINISHHIS PROJECTNEXT YEAR
2.1 PETER’SPROJECT ISGOING TO BE FINISHED(BY PETER) NEXT YEAR
FUTURE PERFECT
1. MY FRIENDS WILL HAVEFINISHEDTHE JOBTOMORROW BY 9 PM
2.1 THE JOB WILL HAVE BEEN FINISHEDBY MY FRIENDS TOMORROW BY 9 PM.