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    The document compares active and passive voice in English tenses. It shows how the active voice uses different verb forms (V1, V2, V3) while the passive voice always uses "to be" plus the past participle (V3). Tenses like present simple, past simple, future simple are given as examples to demonstrate how the verb changes between active and passive voice constructions.

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    The document compares active and passive voice in English tenses. It shows how the active voice uses different verb forms (V1, V2, V3) while the passive voice always uses "to be" plus the past participle (V3). Tenses like present simple, past simple, future simple are given as examples to demonstrate how the verb changes between active and passive voice constructions.

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    Passive Voice

    Пассивный залог
    To be +V3

    Active Voice Passive Voice

    Present Simple They repair cars here. Cars are repaired here.
    V1 am / is / are + V3
    Present Continuous They are repairing the car now. The car is being repaired now.
    am / is / are + V-ing am / is / are being + V3

    Past Simple They repaired the car yesterday. The car was repaired yesterday.
    V2 was / were + V3
    Past Continuous They were repairing the car. The car was being repaired.
    was / were + V-ing was / were being + V3
    Future Simple They will repair the car. The car will be repaired tomorrow.
    will +V1 will be+V3
    Present Perfect They have repaired the car. The car has been repaired.
    have/has + V3 have / has been + V3
    Past Perfect They had repaired the car. The car had been repaired.
    had + V3 had been + V3
    Modals can, could, must, may, might, should // modal
    am/is/are going to +V1 Am/is/are going to be +V3

    Passive Voice
    Пассивный залог
    To be +V3

    Active Voice Passive Voice

    Present Simple They repair cars here. Cars are repaired here.
    V1 am / is / are + V3
    Present Continuous They are repairing the car now. The car is being repaired now.
    am / is / are + V-ing am / is / are being + V3

    Past Simple They repaired the car yesterday. The car was repaired yesterday.
    V2 was / were + V3
    Past Continuous They were repairing the car. The car was being repaired.
    was / were + V-ing was / were being + V3
    Future Simple They will repair the car. The car will be repaired tomorrow.
    will +V1 will be+V3
    Present Perfect They have repaired the car. The car has been repaired.
    have/has + V3 have / has been + V3
    Past Perfect They had repaired the car. The car had been repaired.
    had + V3 had been + V3

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