Simple Future Tense – Passive Voice
The examples showcase different forms of passive voice sentences in the future tense:
1. **Interrogative Sentences** ask questions like *Will the work be completed on time?*
2. **Negative Sentences** emphasize actions that will not occur, such as *The project will not be approved without proper planning.*
3. **Negative Interrogative Sentences** question the non-occurrence of actions, e.g., *Will the dinner not be prepared by 8 PM?*
4. **Wh-Questions** explore specific details, like *When will the decision be made?* or *Who will be invited to the meeting?*
Each sentence clearly illustrates the structure of passive voice while maintaining a simple and practical tone, making them easy to understand and use in real-life situations.
Passive Voice of Simple Past Tense
The book was read by the students in the library.
Was the cake baked perfectly by the chef?
The flowers were watered early in the morning.
Why was the letter sent without a signature?
The match was won by the visiting team.
Was the decision made after careful discussion?
The house was painted by a local artist.
Who was invited to the wedding ceremony?
The homework was checked by the teacher yesterday.
The song was sung beautifully by the children.
Simple Present Tense – Passive Voice
The curtains are drawn open every morning, allowing the golden sunlight to stream into the room. A soft melody is created by the wind chimes as they are swayed by the gentle breeze. The peaceful silence is broken only by the chirping of birds, which is heard from the garden. The room is filled with a calm glow, and a sense of serenity is felt by everyone present.
80 Very Basic Questions
1. What is your name?
Answer: My name is Rahul.
2. How are you?
Answer: I am fine, thank you.
3. Where are you from?
Answer: I am from Delhi.
4. What do you do?
Answer: I am a teacher.
5. Do you like tea?
Answer: Yes, I like tea.
Simple Future Tense Vs Future Continuous Tense
Examples of Simple Future Tense and Future Continuous Tense 1. Will you come to the party tomorrow? क्या तुम कल पार्टी में आओगे? तू
Combined sentences of Simple Past Tense and Past Continuous Tense
It was a rainy evening, and the streets were empty. Maya was walking home from work when she noticed a small puppy shivering under a bench. She stopped immediately and picked up the little creature. While she was checking the puppy for any injuries, a man approached her and asked, Is everything alright? Maya smiled and said, I found this puppy. It was hiding here because of the rain. The man offered to help, and together, they carried the puppy to a nearby shelter.
Difference between Simple Present Tense and Present Continuous Tense.
Present Continuous Tense Excerpt:
She is walking to the park right now. While walking, she is listening to music and enjoying the fresh air. Her friends are waiting for her there, and they are planning to play soccer. Every time she goes to the park, she enjoys the peaceful surroundings.
Simple Present Tense Excerpt:
He plays soccer every weekend. He loves the game and practices with his friends regularly. His team often wins matches, but he believes that winning is not the only thing that matters. He enjoys the game for the exercise and fun it brings.
Different set of examples for all the tenses used in Spoken English.
Every day, I **wake up early** and wonder if I will finish my work on time. Yesterday, I **did not respond** to an important message because I was distracted. My friend asked, **“Why were you not replying to emails?”** I had no proper answer.
Today, I **am reading** a book, hoping to find some peace. Meanwhile, my sister asked, **“What are you doing in the garden?”** I smiled and said, “Just enjoying the view.” She laughed and reminded me, **“You do not go to the park in the evening anymore.”** She was right; it has been weeks.
Next weekend, my cousins **will be visiting us**. We are planning to explore a new restaurant, though I wonder, **“Will they like it?”** Time has flown by, and it feels like life is a series of continuous actions—**we have been working, studying, and hoping for change**, but the pace never slows. Still, I remain optimistic, for **we do not forget kindness** and always look forward to what comes next.
Present Perfect Continuous Tense Examples with Translations
Master the Present Perfect Continuous Tense with these 40 practical examples. Explore sentences in negative, interrogative, and Wh-question forms to strengthen your grammar. Whether you’re learning or teaching, these examples provide a clear and concise way to understand this tense. Perfect for daily practice and improving language fluency!
All sentences with Present Perfect Tense (Interrogative, Negative Interrogative, and Wh questions
Riya and Aarav are discussing their day over a cup of coffee.
Riya: Have you completed the assignment for tomorrow?
(क्या तुमने कल के लिए असाइनमेंट पूरा कर लिया है?)
(तू उद्याच्या असाइनमेंट पूर्ण केले आहेस का?)
Aarav: Not yet! Have you not seen how much work we have already done this week?
(अभी तक नहीं! क्या तुमने नहीं देखा कि हमने इस हफ्ते कितना काम किया है?)
(अजून नाही! तू पाहिले नाही का आपण या आठवड्यात किती काम केले आहे?)
Riya: That’s true. Where have you kept the notes for the presentation?
(सच है। तुमने प्रेजेंटेशन के नोट्स कहाँ रखे हैं?)
(हे खरे आहे. तू प्रेझेंटेशनचे नोट्स कुठे ठेवले आहेत?)
Aarav: I think I have left them in the library.
(मुझे लगता है कि मैंने उन्हें लाइब्रेरी में छोड़ दिया है।)
(मला वाटते की मी त्यांना ग्रंथालयात ठेवले आहे.)
Riya: Oh no! Why have you not brought them back?
(अरे नहीं! तुम उन्हें वापस क्यों नहीं लाए?)
(अरे नाही! तू ते परत का आणले नाहीस?)
Sentences with HAS, HAVE, HAD, and WILL HAVE (Negative, Interrogative, Negative Interrogative, and Wh-questions)
HAS (Negative, Interrogative, Negative Interrogative, and Wh-questions) 1. She does not have a pen. उसके पास पेन नहीं है। तिच्याकडे पेन नाहीये। 2. Does he
Examples of Present, Past, and Future Continuous tenses.
Present Continuous Tense 1. Interrogative – Are you studying now? – क्या आप अभी पढ़ रहे हैं? – तुम्ही आता अभ्यास करत आहात का? 2.