Passive Voice Formation Guide

This detailed page outlines the complete transformation rules for strona bierna angielski jak tworzyć across various tenses and constructions.

Definition: The passive voice is a grammatical construction where the subject of the sentence receives the action rather than performing it.

Example: Active: "She cooks dinners every day" → Passive: "Dinners are cooked by her every day"

Highlight: The key formula for most passive constructions is: Subject + appropriate form of 'be' + past participle (III form) of the main verb

The page systematically covers these tense transformations:

1. Present Simple: am/is/are + III form
2. Present Continuous: am/is/are + being + III form
3. Present Perfect: have/has + been + III form
4. Past Simple: was/were + III form
5. Past Continuous: was/were + being + III form
6. Past Perfect: had + been + III form
7. Future Simple: will + be + III form
8. Modal Verbs: modal + be + III form

Vocabulary: Double object verbs (show, give, promise, buy, ask, tell) require special attention in passive voice formation

Example: For double objects: Active: "She gave me a nice present" Passive options:

• "I was given a nice present by her"
• "A nice present was given to me"

Highlight: The preposition 'by' is used with pronouns (me, you, him, her, us, them) to indicate the doer of the action in passive constructions