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Roll #
BC-11065 BC-11043 BC-11032 BC-11062 BC-11061 BC-11106 BC-11066 BC-10063

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Hafiz Subhan Jannat Arfan M. Afzal M. Faizan-ur-Rauf Jamshed Ali Zeshan Attiq Usman Ali Rizwan Hamza Butt

Names
Hafiz Subhan Jannat Arfan M.Afzal Zeeshan Attique M. Faizan ur Rauf Jamshed Ali Usman Ali Rizwan Hamza

Topics
Present Indefinite & Continuous

Present Perfect Tense Past Indefinite Tense Past Continuous Tense Past Perfect Tense Future Indefinite Tense Future Continuous Tense Future Perfect Tense

Change the Condition of Tense. Changing of Subject into Object & Vice Versa. Use of By. Use 3rd Form of verb. Subject convert into object in this way: I into me, He into Him, She into Her, They into Them, It into Its, We into us and You into You. Object convert into subject in this way: us into we, me into I, him into he, her into she, them into they, its into it and you into you.

Present Indefinite & Continuous Tenses

Present Indefinite Tenses convert into Passive Voice

Simple:
Active: He goes to School. Passive: School is gone by him. Active: They write the lecture. Passive: The lecture is written by them.

Interrogative:
Active: Does he go to school? Passive: Is school gone by him? Active: Do they reach the station? Passive: Is station reached by them?

Present Indefinite Tenses convert into Passive Voice

Negative:
Active: They do not reach the Lahore. Passive: The Lahore is not reached by them. Active: I do not hear the story. Passive: The story is not heard by me.

Interrogative + Negative:
Active: Does he not find the job? Passive: Is the job not funded by him? Active: Do I not come to Sialkot? Passive: Am Sialkot not come to by me?

Present Continuous Tenses convert into Passive Voice

Simple:
Active: The sheep are grazing in the meadow. Passive: The meadow is being grazed by the sheep. Active: The cobbler is mending the shoes. Passive: The shoes are being ment by the Cobbler.

Interrogative:
Active: Is the notice attaching on the notice board? Passive: Is the notice board being attached on by the notice? Active: Are the Jackals howling in the Forest? Passive: Is the forest being howled in by the jackals?

Present Continuous Tenses convert into Passive Voice

Negative:
Active: The students are not making a noise in the class. Passive: A noise is not being made by the students in the class. Active: I am not laughing at the poor. Passive: The poor are not being laughed by me.

Interrogative + Negative:
Active: Are you not selling the plotter? Passive: Is the plotter not being sold by you? Active: Are you not attending the wedding ceremony? Passive: Is the wedding ceremony not being attended by you?

Present Perfect Tenses convert into Passive Voice

Simple: Active: They have gone to the Murree. Passive: The Murree has been gone by them.
Active: He has written the application. Passive: The application has been written by him.

Interrogative: Active: Have they submitted the university fee? Passive: Has the university fee been submitted by them? Active: Has he knocked at my door? Passive: Has my door been knocked at by him?

Present Perfect Tenses convert into Passive Voice

Negative:
Active: They have not beaten him.

Passive: He has not been beaten by them.

Active: He has not written the application. Passive: The application has not been written by him.

Negative & Interrogative:

Active: Have they not submitted the university fee? Passive: Has the university fee not been submitted by them? Active: Has she not got the prize? Passive: Has the prize not been got by her?

Zeeshan Attique BC-11061 Past Indefinite Tense

Past Indefinite Tenses convert into Passive Voice

Simple:
Active: He went to School. Passive: School was gone by him. Active: They wrote the story. Passive: The story was written by them.

Interrogative: Active: Did he reach the school? Passive: Was the school reached by him? Active: Did she come the station? Passive: Was the station come by her?

Past Indefinite Tenses convert into Passive Voice

Negative:
Active: He went to School. Passive: School was gone by him. Active: They wrote the story. Passive: The story was written by them.

Interrogative: Active: Did I bought two watches? Passive: Were two watches bought by me? Active: Did you kill the snake? Passive: Was the snake killed by you?

Past Continuous Tenses convert into Passive Voice

Simple:
Active: The stars were shining in the sky. Passive: The sky was being shone in by the stars. Active: He was playing cricket. Passive: Cricket was being played by him.

Interrogative:
Active: Was he taking breakfast? Passive: Was the breakfast being taken by him? Active: Were they enjoying the Music? Passive: Was the Music being enjoyed by them?

Past Continuous Tenses convert into Passive Voice

Negative: Active: We were not receiving the guests.
Passive: The guests were not being received by us. Active: She was not watering the plants. Passive: The plants were not being watered by her.

Negative & Interrogative: Active: Was the maid not washing the dishes? Passive: Were the dishes not being washed by the maid? Active: Were the students not attending the lecture? Passive: Was the lecture not being attended by the students?

Jamshaid Ali BC-11062 Past Perfect Tense

Past Perfect Tenses convert into Passive Voice

Simple: Active: She had lost a ticket.
Passive: The ticket had been lost by her. Active: You had stolen my watch. Passive: My watch had been stolen by you.

Interrogative: Active: Had I spoken the truth? Passive: Had the truth been spoken by me? Active: Had they burnt those papers? Passive: Had those papers been burnt by them?

Past Perfect Tenses convert into Passive Voice

Negative: Active: I had not tested his eyes.
Passive: His eyes had not been tested by me. Active: You had not supported them. Passive: They had not been supported by you.

Interrogative: Active: Had she not cooked everything? Passive: Had everything not been cooked ? Active: Had they not plucked these flowers? Passive: Had these flowers not been plucked by them?

Name BC-110 Future Indefinite Tense

Future Indefinite Tenses convert into Passive Voice

Simple: Active: I shall go to Lahore.
Passive: Lahore shall be gone by me. Active: You will come on the university. Passive: The university will be come on by you.

Interrogative: Active: Shall we read the lecture? Passive: Will the lecture be read by us? Active: Will they participate in the Marriage? Passive: Will the Marriage be participated in by them?

Future Indefinite Tenses convert into Passive Voice

Negative: Active: I shall not eat the apples.
Passive: The apples will not be eaten by me. Active: He will not start the paper. Passive: The paper will not be started by him.

Interrogative & Negative: Active: will he not complete the project? Passive: Will the project not be completed by him? Active: Will they not see the Picture? Passive: Will the picture not be seen by them?

Name BC-110 Future Continuous Tense

Future Continuous Tenses convert into Passive Voice

Simple: Active: He will be waiting for me.
Passive: I shall being waited for by him. Active: They will be reaching the river. Passive: The river will being reached by them.

Interrogative: Active: will he be delivering the Lecture? Passive: Will the Lecture being delivered by him? Active: Will the nurse be looking after the patients? Passive: Will the patients being looked after the nurse?

Future Continuous Tenses convert into Passive Voice

Negative: Active: The painter will not be painting the room.
Passive: The room will not being painted by the painter. Active: She will not be understanding the computer. Passive: The computer will not being understood by her.

Interrogative & Negative: Active: Will he not be hanging the tie on his neck? Passive: Will the tie not being hung on his neck by him? Active: Will the syllabus not be completing in this semester? Passive: Will this semester not being completed by the syllabus?

Name BC-110 Future Perfect Tense

Future Perfect Tenses convert into Passive Voice

Simple:
Active: You will have completed your work. Passive: Your work will have been completed by you. Active: They will have received the guests form the Airport . Passive: The guests will have been received by them from the Airport.

Interrogative:
Active: Will you have submitted your assignment? Passive: Will your assignment have been submitted by you? Active: Will the tailor have sewed the clothes? Passive: Will the clothes have been sewed by the tailor?

Future Perfect Tenses convert into Passive Voice

Negative:
Active: We shall not have bought the furniture from the market. Passive: The furniture will not have been bought by us from the market. Active: You will not have entered in the room.

Passive: The room will not have been entered by you.

Interrogative:
Active: Will you have enjoyed the visit of Murree? Passive: Will the visit of Murree have not been enjoyed by you? Active: Shall I have opened the door? Passive: Will the door have been opened by me?