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Passive voice

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Past continuous passive

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PDF book 1: English grammar exercises PDF

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Past continuous exercises

PDF worksheets with answers:

Past continuous passive PDF 1

  • Complete sentences with the verbs in brackets.

Past continuous passive PDF 2

  • Rewrite sentences from the active to passive voice.

Past continuous passive PDF 3

  • Complete short dialogues with questions. Use passive forms.

Online exercises with answers:

Past continuous passive exercise 1 Complete sentences.

Past continuous passive exercise 2 Rewrite sentences sentences.

Past continuous passive exercise 3 Make passive questions.

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Mixed tenses passive PDF Compare passive forms of different tenses.

Grammar rules PDF:

Passive voice rules PDF Grammar rules with examples to download for free.

English grammar PDF All PDF rules on e-grammar.org.

Past continuous - passive voice

The past continuous passive is made with the past simple form of the verb to be (was, were) + being + the past participle of a verb (asked, replaced / beaten, thrown).

I didn't understand why I was being asked.
The wheels on my car were just being replaced when I arrived at the tire service.
The Red Lions were being beaten at the beginning of the match.

Questions

We make questions in the past continuous passive by changing the word order of a statement.

Why was I being asked? I didn't understand that.
When were the wheels on your car being replaced?
Were the Red Lions being beaten at the beginning of the match?

Negative

The negative forms are made by adding 'not' after the verb to be.

I didn't understand why I was not being asked.
The wheels on my car were not being replaced when I arrived at the tire service.
The Red Lions were not being beaten at the beginning of the match.

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