Sunday, January 6, 2013

Active and passive forms in the most common tenses




Tenses which are rarely used in everyday conversation.
We have listed active and passive forms in the following table.
We used the phrase I drive and have put this phrase into most common tenses.

Active (Simple Forms)
Simple Present
I drive
Simple Past
I drove
Present Perfect
I have driven
Past Perfect
I had driven
will-future
I will drive
Future Perfect
I will have driven
Conditional I
I would drive
Conditional II
I would have driven

Active (Progressive/Continuous Forms)
Simple Present
I am driving
Simple Past
I was driving
Present Perfect
I have been driving
Past Perfect
I had been driving
will-future
I will be driving
Future Perfect
I will have been driving
Conditional I
I would be driving
Conditional II
I would have been driving

Passive (Simple Forms)
Simple Present
I am driven
Simple Past
I was driven
Present Perfect
I have been driven
Past Perfect
I had been driven
will-future
I will be driven
Future Perfect
I will have been driven
Conditional I
I would be driven
Conditional II
I would have been driven

Passive (Progressive/Continuous Forms)
Present
I am being driven
Past
I was being driven
Present Perfect ¹
I have been being driven
Past Perfect ¹
I had been being driven
Future ¹
I will be being driven
Future Perfect ¹
I will have been being driven
Conditional I ¹
I would be being driven
Conditional II ¹
I would have been being driven



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