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Umarkhan Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Are these sentences correct?
Passive voice
*Present perfect continuous
Book has been being written by me.
Book has not been being written by me.
Has book been being written by me?
*Past perfect continuous
Book had been being written by me.
Book had not been being written by me.
Had book been being witten by me?
*Future continuous tense
Book will be being written by me.
Book will not be being written by me.
Will book be being written by me?
*Future perfect continuous tense
Book will have been being written by me.
Book will not have been being written by me.
Will book have been being written by me?
*Present perfect continuous
Book has been being written by me.
Book has not been being written by me.
Has book been being written by me?
*Past perfect continuous
Book had been being written by me.
Book had not been being written by me.
Had book been being witten by me?
*Future continuous tense
Book will be being written by me.
Book will not be being written by me.
Will book be being written by me?
*Future perfect continuous tense
Book will have been being written by me.
Book will not have been being written by me.
Will book have been being written by me?
Top answer
Passive voice *Present perfect continuous The b ook has been being written by me. The b ook has not been being written by me. Has the book been being written by me?
- Passive voice *Present perfect continuous The b ook has been being written by me.
- The b ook has not been being written by me.
- Has the book been being written by me?
- *Past perfect continuous The b ook had been being written by me.
- The b ook had not been being written by me.
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Passive voice
*Present perfect continuous
The book has been being written by me.
The book has not been being written by me.
Has the book been being written by me?
*Past perfect continuous
*Present perfect continuous
The book has been being written by me.
The book has not been being written by me.
Has the book been being written by me?
*Past perfect continuous
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I would add that except as a grammar exercise, it's hard to imagine these sentences actually being used. People would be much more likely to say, "I have been/had been/will be writing the book."
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Thanks, so that means that whenever we make a sentence in passive voice , we have to put " the "
I have also seen "a" being used in the beginning of passive voice sentences. Is there a rule which we have to follow regarding the usage of "the" or "a"?
I have also seen "a" being used in the beginning of passive voice sentences. Is there a rule which we have to follow regarding the usage of "the" or "a"?
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"THE" & "A" ARE ARTICLES......WE USE THESE TWO ARTICLES ACCORDING TO SITUATION.....
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umarkhanwhenever we make a sentence in passive voice , we have to put " the "No. Passive voice has nothing to do with it.
If you have a concrete countable singular noun like book, you have to use either the or a(n). Those sentences could have used a book instead of the book. This applies in both active and pass
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