PASSIVE CONTRUCTION [ Be + Verb III ]

PASSIVE CONTRUCTION [ Be + Verb III ]

TENSES	ACTIVE	PASSIVE
Present tense	She writes a letter	The letter is written by her
Past Tense	She wrote a letter	The letter was written by her
Present Perfect Tense	She has written a letter	The letter has been written by her
Past Perfect Tense	She had written a letter	The letter had been written by her
Present Continuous Tense	She is writing a letter	The letter is being written by her
Past Continuous Tense	She was writing a letter	The letter was being written by her
Present Perfect Continuous T.	She has been writing a letter	The letter has been being written by her
Past Perfect Continuous Tense	She had been writing a letter	The letter had been being written by her
Future Tense	She will write a letter	The letter will be written by her
Past Future Perfect	She would have written a letter	The letter would have been written by her
Past Future Perfect Cont.	She would have been writing a letter	The letter would have been being written by her.

QUANTIFIER

Countable Noun (CN)	Uncountable Noun (UN)
All Many A large number of A small number of A great many of A great number of A lot of Plenty of A few Some Several Every Each Both Neither of None	All Much A large amount of A small amount of A great deal of A large quantity of A lot of Plenty of A little Some - - - - - none

NOTE AND COMPARE :

1. All sugar is sweet

All of Mrs. Tina’s sugar is in the cupboard

1. All cars have wheel

All of the guests’ cars have been identified

1. All glasses are breakable

All glasses are full
All of those glasses are full

1. A glass of milk.                   Two glasses of milk

A cup of coffee                   Three cups of coffee
A bottle of ink                    Ten bottle of ink
A piece of paper                 Twenty pieces of paper
A loaf of bread                   Two loaf of bread
A slice of meat                    four slices of meat, etc.