Now, discuss in your group how the above verbs were formed. The Passive Voice: Form
To help you understand the passive and active voices, their forms in different tenses we biely
given to you in the following Table. The active verb forms of different tenses are given in italics
under the 'Active' column, while their passive forms are provided under the Passive column in
bold and italics.
Activity 1.8:
Instruction: Answer the following questions,
1. What did you notice in the passive forms?
2. What are the changes made in each tense?
3. What are the different changes made between the active and passive voices?
4. What inclusions have you noticed?
5. Tell your answers for questions 1-4 to your group members. If you find difference
between your answers, try to convince each other referring to the example active and
passive forms of different tenses in Table 1.1 below.​

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