Inthis lesson, i will teach you basic English grammar lesson which is active and passive voice in future perfect Tense. Watch more videos on - Like us on ThePassive Voice of Negative-Interrogative Sentence of Future Indefinite Tense can be made by applying the following rules: Use the helping verb will/ shall according to the subject of the Passive Voice Sentence. Convert the object of the Active Voice Sentence into the subject of the Passive Voice sentence. Then use the word "not", to show Theformula of Future Perfect Tense Active Voice Sentences. The formula of Future Perfect Tense Passive Voice Sentences. Rules and Tricks. Use of verbs with helping verbs. (IIIV with, will have been/shall have been). Change of Positive Sentences to Passive Voice. Change of Negative Sentences to Passive Voice. Ittalks about those actions that will start in future and also complete in future time. And we use the helping verb of the Future Perfect passive voice tense is (Will have) and for Future perfect active voice tense. Example Helping Verb = Will Have For Future An action that will be completed in future. Sentences: The lecture will have been given. . Formula, Structure, and Rules for future perfect tense Active and passive voice Formula for Active voice Passive voice auxiliary verb- will/shall+have+been+by Simple subject+will/shall+have+verb3+object object+will/shall+have been+past participleV3+ by+subject Negative subject+will/shall+not+have+verb+object object+will/shall+not+have been+past participleV3+by+subject Interrogative will/shall+subject+have+verb+object will/shall+object+have been+past participleV3+by+subject Interrogative+Negative will/shall+subject+not+have+verb+object will/shall+object+not+have been+past participleV3+by+subject Active He will have played football. Passive Football will have been played by him. Active He will not have played football. Passive Football will not have been played by him. Active Will he have played football? Passive Will football have been played by him? Active Will he not have played football? Passive Will football not have been played by him? Active She will have written a book. Passive A book will have been written by her. Active She will not have written a book. Passive A book will not have been written by her.. Active Will she have written a book? Passive Will a book have been written by her? Active Will she not have written a book? Passive Will a book not have been written by her? Active Hewlett-Packard will have typed a document. Passive A document will have been typed by Hewlett-Packard. Active Hewlett-Packard will not have typed a document. Passive A document will not have been typed by Hewlett-Packard. Active Will Hewlett-Packard have typed a document? Passive Will a document have been typed by Hewlett-Packard? Active Will Hewlett-Packard not have typed a document? Passive Will a document not have been typed by Hewlett-Packard? Active A cat will have drunk milk. Passive Milk will have been drunk by a cat. Active A cat will not have drunk milk. Passive Milk will not have been drunk by a cat. Active Will a cat have drunk milk? Passive Will milk have been drunk by a cat? Active Will a cat not have drunk milk? Passive Will milk not have been drunk by a cat? Active They will have enjoyed a picnic. Passive A picnic will have been enjoyed by them. Active They will not have enjoyed a picnic. Passive A picnic will not have been enjoyed by them. Active Will they have enjoyed a picnic? Passive Will a picnic have been enjoyed by them? Active Will they not have enjoyed a picnic? Passive Will a picnic not have been enjoyed by them? Active Tim Berners-Lee will have entered the gate. Passive The gate will have been entered by Tim Berners-Lee. Active Tim Berners-Lee will not have entered the gate. Passive The gate will not have been entered by Tim Berners-Lee. Active Will Tim Berners-Lee have entered the gate? Passive Will the gate have been entered by Tim Berners-Lee? Active Will Tim Berners-Lee not have entered the gate? Passive Will the gate not have been entered by Tim Berners-Lee? Active I will have planted flowers. Passive Flowers will have been planted by me. Active I will not have planted flowers. Passive Flowers will not have been planted by me. Active Will I have planted flowers? Passive Will flowers have been planted by me? Active Will I not have planted flowers? Passive Will flowers not have been planted by me? Active James Gosling will have taken breakfast. Passive Breakfast will have been taken by James Gosling. Active James Gosling will not have taken breakfast. Passive Breakfast will not have been taken by James Gosling. Active Will James Gosling have taken breakfast? Passive Will breakfast have been taken by James Gosling? Active Will James Gosling not have taken breakfast? Passive Will breakfast not have been taken by James Gosling? Active We will have eaten mangoes. Passive Mangoes will have been eaten by us. Active We will not have eaten mangoes. Passive Mangoes will not have been eaten by us. Active Will we have eaten mangoes? Passive Will mangoes have been eaten by us? Active Will we not have eaten mangoes? Passive Will mangoes not have been eaten by us? Active I will have made noodles. Passive Noodles will have been made by me. Active I will not have made noodles. Passive Noodles will not have been made by me. Active Will I have made noodles? Passive Will noodles have been made by me. Active Will I not have made noodles? Passive Will noodles not have been made by me? Active Linus will have joined an office. Passive An office will have been joined by Linus. Active Linus will not have joined an office. Passive An office will not have been joined by Linus. Active Will Linus have joined an office? Passive Will an office have been joined by Linus? Active Will Linus not have joined an office? Passive Will an office not have been joined by Linus? Active Torvalds will have watered plants. Passive Plants will have been watered by Torvalds. Active Torvalds will not have watered plants. Passive Plants will not have been watered by Torvalds. Active Will Torvalds have watered plants? Passive Will plants have been watered by Torvalds? Active Will Torvalds not have watered plants? Passive Will plants not have been watered by Torvalds? Active Bill Gates will have earned money. Passive Money will have been earned by Bill Gates. Active Bill Gates will not have earned money. Passive Money will not have been earned by Bill Gates. Active Will Bill Gates have earned money? Passive Will money have been earned by Bill Gates? Active Will Bill Gates not have earned money? Passive Will money not have been earned by Bill Gates? Active You will have eaten pasta. Passive Pasta will have been eaten by you. Active You will not have eaten pasta. Passive Pasta will not have been eaten by you. Active Will you have eaten pasta? Passive Will pasta have been eaten by you? Active Will you not have eaten pasta? Passive Will pasta not have been eaten by you? Active They will have played a game. Passive A game will have been played by them. Active They will not have played a game. Passive A game will not have been played by them. Active Will they have played a game? Passive Will a game have been played by them? Active Will they not have played a game? Passive Will a game not have been played by them? Active Steve Jobs will have painted a picture. Passive A picture will have been painted by Steve Jobs. Active Steve Jobs will not have painted a picture. Passive A picture will not have been painted by Steve Jobs. Active Will Steve Jobs have painted a picture? Passive Will a picture have been painted by Steve Jobs? Active Will Steve Jobs not have painted a picture? Passive Will a picture not have been painted by Steve Jobs? Learn More About Active & Passive Voice Future Perfect Continuous Tense Active And PassiveNoteKeep in mind that it is not common in written English to change the active sentences from present perfect progressive, past perfect progressive, and future perfect progressive tenses into passive sentences in written English, but they could be rarely changed in spoken English. In order to help our visitors, know their use in spoken English, we have provided the structures for all the above-mentioned tenses, but in the article below you will learn about future perfect continuous tense active and passive voice. In addition, click Active and Passive Voice Complete Rules, you might find this useful Perfect Continuous Tense Active And PassiveAffirmativesActive S + will have + been + V1ing + object + ROTSWe will have been teaching English for two years at Learn S + will have been + being + V3 + prep + object + ROTSEnglish will have been being taught by us for two years at Learn Will + S + have been + V1ing + object + ROTSWill we have been teaching English for two years at Learn ESL?Passive Will + S + have been + being + V3 + prep + object + ROTSWill English have been being taught by us for two years at Learn ESL?NegativesActive S + will not have + been + V1ing + object + ROTSWe will not/won`t have been teaching English for more than two years at Learn S + will not have + been + being + V3 + prep + object + ROTSEnglish will not/won`t have been being taught by us for more than two years at Learn interrogativesActive Will not + S + have been + V1ing + object + ROTSWon`t we have been teaching English for two years at Learn ESL?Passive Will not + S + have been + being + V3 + prep + object + ROTSWon`t English have been being taught by us for two years at Learn ESL?WH/Information questionsActive WH + will + S + have been + V1ing + object + ROTSWhere will we have been teaching English for two years?Passive WH + will + S + have been + being + V3 + prep + object + ROTSWhere will English have been being taught by us for two years?Attempt Active and Passive Voice ExerciseConclusionWould you like to know more about active and passive voice? Check out the useful book below… Table Of ContentsThe Future Perfect Passive structureWhen to use Future Perfect PassiveNegative forms of Future Perfect PassiveQuestions in Future Perfect Passive Future Perfect Passive is used to talk about actions or events that will be finished by a certain moment in the future. When we use this tense we are projecting ourselves forward into the future and looking back at an action that will be completed some time later than now. Passive voice means that the subject of the sentence is acted upon. This report will have been written by the 1st of November. The project will have been finished by next month.  The Future Perfect Passive is not very common in English because it is seldom required by the situation. Besides, it’s better to use active voice in speech and writing. But when it is used, it’s usually followed by a time expression, often with the word by’. Don’t worry, all work will have been done by 4 are late. By the time we arrive to the stadium, the game will have been guests will have been brought to the event before it starts. The Future Perfect Passive structure To make statements with the Future Perfect Passive, use will have been + Past Participle form of the verb SingularPluralI will have been takenYou will have been takenHe/she/it will have been takenWe will have been takenYou will have been takenThey will have been taken It doesn’t matter if the subject of your sentence is singular or plural. The structure doesn’t change. Could you please return in 10 minutes? Your room will have been cleaned by buildings will have been renovated by 2021. When to use Future Perfect Passive The Future Perfect tense is only suitable for actions that will be completed before a specified point in the future. Therefore, the action you’re talking about must have a deadline. If there’s no deadline, we should use Future Simple Passive instead of Future Perfect Passive. Compare We will have been given our school certificates by then. We will be given our school certificates tomorrow. We use Future Perfect Passive with the same meaning as Future Perfect in the active voice except for the fact that Future Perfect Passive makes focus on the effect or the object rather than the doer the subject of an action. Read more about the uses of Future Perfect here. Negative forms of Future Perfect Passive Making a negative Future Perfect Passive structure is easy. Just insert not between will’ and have’ you can also use won’t’ instead of will not’. I took my car in for service, but I think it won’t have been fixed even by initiative won’t have been attempted by them before 2022. Questions in Future Perfect Passive The structure for asking questions in Future Perfect Passive is will + [subject] + have been + Past Participle Will my workplace have been prepared when I come to the office tomorrow morning?Will lunch have been eaten by the time we arrive? In this video, you’ll learn what Future Perfect is and how to use it in passive voice See also Future Perfect Tense Present Perfect Passive

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