English Passive Voice Verb Tense Conjugation Table

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English Active and Passive Voice Conjugation

TenseActive VoicePassive Voice
Present Simple
  • The teacher punishes me.
  • The teacher punishes the boy.
  • The teacher punishes the boys.
  • I am punished by the teacher.
  • The boy is punished by the teacher.
  • The boys are punished by the teacher.
Present Continuous
  • The teacher is punishing me.
  • The teacher is punishing the boy.
  • The teacher is punishing the boys.
  • I am being punished by the teacher.
  • The boy is being punished by the teacher.
  • The boys are being punished by the teacher.
Past Simple
  • The teacher punished me.
  • The teacher punished the boys.
  • I was punished by the teacher.
  • The boys were punished by the teacher.
Past Continuous
  • The teacher was punishing me.
  • The teacher was punishing the boys.
  • I was being punished by the teacher.
  • The boys were being punished by the teacher.
Present Perfect
  • The teacher has punished me.
  • The teacher has punished the boy.
  • I have been punished by the teacher.
  • The boy has been punished by the teacher.
Past Perfect
  • The teacher had punished me.
  • The teacher had punished the boys.
  • I had been punished by the teacher.
  • The boys had been punished by the teacher.
Future Simple
  • The teacher will punish me.
  • The teacher will punish the boys.
  • I will be punished by the teacher.
  • The boys will be punished by the teacher.
Going to Future
  • The teacher is going to punish me.
  • The teacher is going to punish the boys.
  • I am going to be punished by the teacher.
  • The boys are going to be punished by the teacher.
Conditional
  • The teacher would punish me.
  • The teacher would punish the boys.
  • I would be punished by the teacher.
  • The boys would be punished by the teacher.
Modals
  • The teacher can/could/may/might/must/had to/shall/should/ought to punish me.
  • I can/could/may/might/must/had to/shall/should/ought to be punished by the teacher.

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