🔥 Master Passive Voice in Present Tenses with Movies & TV series! 🎬

Описание: Struggling with Passive Voice? 🤔 This video will help you understand how it’s used in Present Simple, Present Continuous, and Present Perfect – all with real examples from movies and TV series! 🎥
You’ll see how Passive Voice appears in natural conversations, making it easier to recognize and use correctly in your own speech.

🔹 Why Use the Passive Voice?

1️⃣ When we don’t know who did the action.
My phone was stolen! (We don’t know who stole it.)
2️⃣ When we don’t want to mention the doer.
A mistake was made in the report. (Avoiding blame.)
3️⃣ When the action is more important than the doer.
The new law was passed yesterday. (Focus on the law.)
4️⃣ When writing in a formal or academic style.
A new vaccine is being developed by researchers.

🔹 Using "By" in the Passive Voice

If we need to mention the doer, we use by + agent:
The book was written by J.K. Rowling.
The painting was stolen by an unknown thief.

✔ Present Simple Passive ⤵️

✅ Subject + is/am/are + V3/ed
❌ Subject + am not/isn’t/aren’t + V3/ed
❓Am/Is/Are + subject + V3/ed?

✔ Present Continuous Passive ⤵️

✅ Subject + is/am/are + being + V3/ed
❌ Subject + am not/isn’t/aren’t + being + V3/ed
❓Am/Is/Are + subject + being + V3/ed?

✔ Present Perfect Passive ⤵️

✅ Subject + have/has + been + V3/ed
❌ Subject + haven’t/hasn’t + been + V3/ed
❓Have/Has + subject + been + V3/ed?

✔ Present Perfect Continuous Passive → ✅ Possible but very rare

Active: They have been repairing the road for weeks.
Passive: The road has been being repaired for weeks. (Awkward, rarely used)
🟡 Instead, we use Present Perfect Passive: The road has been repaired for weeks.

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