Practice: Passive Voice

We use 'is' with singular nouns and the past participle ('made') for the passive voice. In Spanish, it would be 'Este teléfono es hecho por Apple'.

We use 'was' with singular nouns in the past and the past participle ('eaten') for the passive voice. In Spanish, it would be 'El pastel fue comido por los niños'.

For future passive, we use 'will be' + past participle ('sent'). In Spanish, it would be 'Las cartas serán enviadas mañana'.

We use 'are' with plural nouns and the past participle ('cleaned') for the passive voice. In Spanish, it would be 'Las ventanas son limpiadas cada semana'.

We use 'was' for past events in the passive voice. In Spanish, it would be 'La película fue producida por un famoso director'.

We use 'are' with plural nouns in the present passive. In Spanish, it would be 'Estos zapatos son hechos en España'.

For future actions in passive, we use 'will be' + past participle. In Spanish, it would be 'Los deberes serán hechos por los estudiantes'.

We use 'was' for past events in the passive voice. In Spanish, it would be 'La habitación fue limpiada ayer'.

We use 'was' with singular nouns in the past passive. In Spanish, it would be 'El libro fue escrito por Hemingway'.

In passive voice, we need 'is' + past participle. In Spanish, it would be 'Aquí se habla inglés'.

In passive voice, we need 'was' + past participle. In Spanish, it would be 'Mi cartera fue robada'.

In passive voice, we need 'are' + past participle. In Spanish, it would be 'Las ventanas son limpiadas cada semana'.