I still cant get my head around all these: Present simple: I work Present continuous: I am working Present perfect: I have worked Present perfect continuous: I have been working Past simple: I worked Past continuous: I was working Past perfect: I had worked Past perfect continuous: I had been working Future simple: I will work Future continuous: I will be working Future perfect: I will have worked Future perfect continuous: I will have been working Active Voice Passive Voice The hunter killed the lion. >> The lion was killed by the hunter. Someone has cleaned the windows >> The windows have been cleaned And to make it just a little more tricky: Past simple active: She told me about Janice’s new boyfriend yesterday. Past simple passive: He was told what to say before the meeting. Past continuous active: She was telling me that boring story about her cat for hours. Past continuous passive: He was being told about the new arrangements when I left. Past perfect active: She had told Mark how to do it earlier. Past perfect passive: He had been told the new targets weeks before we held the meeting. Past perfect continuous active: She had been telling the truth all along. Past perfect continuous passive: He had been being told the best way to deal with the problem the whole time. Present simple active: He sometimes tells lies. Present simple passive: She is told the rules every day. Present continuous active: He is telling you the truth, really. Present continuous passive: He is being told to look for a new job. Present perfect active: She has told me about her Japanese trip before. Present perfect passive: He has been told the wedding date already. Present perfect continuous active: She has been telling that funny story about her cat for years. Present perfect continuous passive: He has been being told not to interrupt for years. Future simple active: She will tell us the final details tomorrow. Future simple passive: He will be told the results when we have them. Future continuous active: She will be telling him about the problem now, I expect. Future continuous passive: He will be being told about it shortly. Future perfect active: By now, she will have told everyone on Facebook about the date. Future perfect passive: He will have been told ‘No’ a lot of times before he heard a ‘Yes’. Future perfect continuous active: She will have been telling her friends about her holiday all morning. Future perfect continuous passive: He will have been being told what to say every morning for a decade.
Posted on: Mon, 25 Aug 2014 08:30:08 +0000
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