In this article, I have explained the passive voice of Future continuous tense with examples. I have explained the affirmative sentences, negative sentences, and interrogative sentences with examples. I have also explained the active voice of future continuous tense. I have also given the combined exercise at the end of the article.
Passive Voice of Future Continuous Tense
Introduction
1. Object becomes Subject2. The past participle is used as the main verb
3. By is used after 3rd form of the main verb
4. The objective case of the subject is used after By
Affirmative Sentences
Affirmative sentences start with an object, and then the helping verb Will Be Being or Shall be being is used. Past participle or 3rd form of the verb is used after helping verb will be being or shall be being. By is used after the 3rd form of the main verb and at the end of the sentence, the subject is used in the objective case.Structure
Object +Helping Verb + Helping Verb +Helping Verb + Main Verb + by + Subject
Object + Will/Shall + Be + Being + VIII + By + Subject
Examples
- They will be eating apples. (Active Voice)
- Apples will be being eaten by then. (Passive Voice)
- I shall be watching a drama. (Active Voice)
- A dram will be being watched by me. (Passive Voice)
- She will be buying new clothes. (Active Voice)
- New clothes will be being bought by her. (Passive Voice)
- We shall be advertising a new product. (Active Voice)
- A new product will be being advertised by us. (Passive voice)
- Birds will be singing songs. (Active Voice)
- Songs will be being sung by birds. (Passive voice)
Negative Sentences
Rules
Negative Sentences start with an object, and then" will not be being or "shall not be being" is used as a helping verb. Past participle or 3rd form of the verb is used as a main verb. By is used after the main verb, and at the end of the sentence, the subject is used in the objective case.Structure
Subject + Helping Verb + Not + Helping Verb + Helping Verb + Main Verb + By + Subject
Subject + Will/Shall + Not + Be + Being + VIII + By + Subject
Examples
- They will not be eating apples. (Active Voice)
- Apples will not be being eaten by then. (Passive Voice)
- I shall not be watching a drama. (Active Voice)
- A drama will not be being watched by me. (Passive Voice)
- She will not be buying new clothes. (Active Voice)
- New clothes will not be being bought by her. (Passive Voice)
- We shall not be advertising a new product. (Active Voice)
- A new product will not be being advertised by us. (Passive voice)
- Birds will not be singing songs. (Active Voice)
- Songs will not be being sung by birds. (Passive voice
Interrogative Sentences
Rules
Interrogative sentences start with the helping verb "Will" or "shall", and then object is used. Helping verbs "Be Being" is used after the object, and then past participle or 3rd form of the verb is used as a main verb. By is used after the main verb and at the end of the sentence, the subject is used in the objective case.Structure
Helping Verb + Object + Helping Verb + Helping Verb + Main Verb + By + Subject
Will / Shall + Object + Be + Being + VIII + By + Subject
Examples
- Will they be eating apples? (Active Voice)
- Will apples be being eaten by them? (Passive Voice)
- Shall I be watching a drama? (Active Voice)
- Will a drama be being watched by me? (Passive Voice)
- Will she be buying new clothes? (Active Voice)
- Will new clothes be being bought by her? (Passive Voice)
- Shall we be advertising a new product? (Active Voice)
- Will a new product be being advertised by us? (Passive voice)
- Will birds be singing songs? (Active Voice)
- Will songs be being sung by birds? (Passive voice)
(WH) Interrogative Sentences
Rules
(WH) Interrogative Sentences start with (Wh) words like What, When, Where, How, etc, and then the helping verb will or shall is used. The object is used after "will or shall", and then the helping verb Be Being is used. Past participle or 3rd form of the verb is used as a main verb. By is used after the main verb, and at the end of the sentence, the subject is used in the objective case.Structure
(WH) Words + Helping Verb + Object + Helping Verb + Helping Verb + Main Verb + By + Subject
Why + Will / Shall + Object + Be + Being + VIII + By + Subject
Examples
- What will they be eating apples? (Active Voice)
- What will apples be being eaten by them? (Passive Voice)
- What shall I be watching a drama? (Active Voice)
- What will a drama be being watched by me? (Passive Voice)
- Where will she be buying new clothes? (Active Voice)
- Where will new clothes be being bought by her? (Passive Voice)
- How shall we be advertising a new product? (Active Voice)
- How will a new product be being advertised by us? (Passive voice)
- Where will birds be singing songs? (Active Voice)
- Where will songs be being sung by birds? (Passive voice)
(WH)Who
Rules
Active Voice sentences in which who is used, in order to make the passive voice of these sentences, By whom is used at the start of the sentences. Helping verb Will or shall is used (according to object) and then helping verb be being is used. Past participle or 3rd form of the verb is used after be being. Such sentences mostly end with the main verb.Structure
Who + Helping Verb + Helping Verb + Helping Verb +Main Verb
Who + Will / Shall + Be + Being + VIII
Examples
- Who will be abusing you? (Active Voice)
- By whom will you be being abused? (Passive Voice)
- Who will be dragging us? (Active Voice)
- By whom shall we be being dragged? (Passive voice)
- Who will be deceiving you? (Active Voice)
- By whom will you be being deceived? (Passive Voice)
- Who will be helping her? (Active Voice)
- By whom will you be being helped? (Passive voice)
- Who will be misleading us? (Active Voice)
- By whom will we be being misled? (Passive Voice)
Exercise
1. You will be eating an apple (Active Voice)An apple will be being eaten by us. (Passive Voice)
2. He will be saluting us. (Active Voice)
We will be being saluted by him. (Passive Voice)
3. Will he be insulting you? (Active Voice)
Will you be being insulted by him? (Passive Voice)
4. Will you be advising me? (Active Voice)
Shall I be being advised by you? (Passive Voice)
5. Why will you be harming him? (Active Voice)
Why will he be being harmed by you? (Passive Voice)
6. When will he be meeting us? (Active Voice)
When shall we be being met by us? (Passive Voice)
7. Who will be teasing you? (Active Voice)
By whom will you be being teased? (Passive Voice)
Related Articles
Passive Voice of Past Indefinite tense
Passive Voice of Future Indefinite tense
Passive Voice of Present continuous tense
إرسال تعليق