The Passive Voice

We use the passive voice when the action is more important than the subject
(the person doing the action).
The tense of the sentence remains the same but it is formed using the be
verb in that tense plus the past participle of the original verb.
The subject of the sentence becomes the object.

Example:
The pilots flew the planes over the river. (past tense)

subject object
The planes were flown by the pilots over the river. (be + past participle.)

Perfect tense

He had to write an essay Auxiliary, have verb remains in

the same tense plus, to be plus,
An essay had to be written by
the past participle.
him.
1. The girls planted trees all day in the forest.
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2. We have to finish our homework on time.
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3. My mom will cook dinner at 5pm.
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4. The thief stole the jewelry from the safe.
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5. We will have to collect water from the outdoor tap.
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6. The president will sign the law tomorrow.
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