Passive voice in present perfect and future explanations

2.  Active : They have cleaned the house.
 Passive: The house has been cleaned by
them.
Affirmative
Form
Object + have / has + been + verb
(past participle)
Active
Voice
Thomas has written many books.
Passive
Voice
Many books have been written by
Thomas.

3.  Interrogative form:
 Negative Form:
Question Form
Have / has + object + been + verb(past
participle)
Active form Have the police caught the man?
Passive voice Has the man been caught by the police?
Negative
Form
Object + have / has + not + been + verb (past
participle)
Active Voice Thomas hasn’t written many books.
Passive
Voice
Many books haven’t been written by Thomas.

4.  Active : We will take the horses to the stable.
 Passive: The horses will be taken to the
stable.
Affirmative
Form
Object + will + be + verb(past participle)
Active Voice
The manager will sign the contract
tomorrow
Passive Voice The contract will be signed by the manager
tomorrow.

5.  Interrogative form:
 Negative Form:
Question Form Will + object + be + verb(past participle)
Active voice Will the boss give me a job?
Passive voice Will I be given a job by the boss?
Negative Form
Object + will + not + be + verb3 (past
participle)
Active voice
The manager will not (won’t) sign the
contract tomorrow
Passive voice
The contract will not (won’t) be signed by
the manager tomorrow.