50+ Examples: Passive Voice in Every Verb Tense!


Let's learn the passive voice in English with 50+ example sentences!

Many English learners find the passive voice confusing... but it’s actually very useful once you understand how it works!

We use the passive voice when the focus is on the action or the result, not on who does it.

Active: A thief stole the money.
Passive: The money was stolen.

This lesson shows you how to form passive voice sentences in all verb tenses - present, past, future, perfect, continuous, and modals.

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