Exercise 3. Warm-up. (Chart 11-2) Complete the sentences. Change the verbs in italics from active to passive. 1. Tom opens the door. 2. Tom is opening the door. 3. Tom has opened the door. 4. Tom opened the door. 5. Tom was opening the door. 6. Tom had

Exercise 3. Warm-up. (Chart 11-2)
Complete the sentences. Change the verbs in italics from active to passive.
1. Tom opens the door.
2. Tom is opening the door.
3. Tom has opened the door.
4. Tom opened the door.
5. Tom was opening the door.
6. Tom had opened the door.
7. Tom will open the door.
8. Tom is going to open the door.
9. Tom will have opened the door.
10. Did Tom open the door?
11. Will Tom open the door?
12. Has Tom opened the door?
→ The door is opened

The door by Tom.

The door by Tom.

The door by Tom.

The door by Tom.

The door by Tom.

The door by Tom.

The door by Tom.

The door by Tom.
the door by Tom?
the door by Tom?
the door by Tom?
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11-2 Tense Forms of the Passive

	Active	Passive
(a) simple present
(b) present progressive
(c) present perfect
(d) simple past
(e) past progressive
(f) past perfect
(g) simple future
(h) be going to
(i) future perfect*

& Mary Mary Mary Mary Mary Mary Mary Mary Mary & helps is helping has helped helped was helping had helped will help is going to help will have helped & the boy. the boy. the boy. the boy. the boy. the boy. the boy. the boy. the boy. & & The boy The boy The boy The boy The boy The boy The boy The boy The boy & helped by Mary. helped by Mary. helped by Mary. helped by Mary. helped by Mary. helped by Mary. helped by Mary. helped by Mary. helped by Mary. \\
\hline μlticolumn{3}{|l|}{(i) Was the boy helped by Mary? (k) Has the boy been helped by Mary?} & μlticolumn{4}{|c|}{In the question form of passive verbs, an auxiliary verb precedes the subject.} \\
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