Differences of Present perfect and Passive Voice

Differences of Present perfect and Passive Voice

Present Perfect Tense

Formation

Passive Voice

Differences

• Present perfect tense is a tense (has/have +p.p.)

• Passive voice is NOT a tense:

• (is/am/are/was/were/been/will be+ p.p.)

Passive voice can be in Present perfect!

e.g. I have been helped by George many times on Mathematics.

Ask yourself this question:

Is the subject doing or receiving the action?

Multiple Choice

Passive voice or Present perfect?

Judy has been to Japan three times this year.

• Passive Voice

• Present Perfect

Multiple Choice

Passive voice or Present perfect?

Japan was visited by Judy last year.

• Passive Voice

• Present Perfect

Multiple Choice

Passive voice or Present perfect?

Judy has received a lot of prizes since she has become a dancer.

• Passive Voice

• Present Perfect

Multiple Select

Passive voice or Present perfect?

Dances are performed by Judy in different countries.

• Passive Voice

• Present Perfect

• Simple Present

Multiple Select

Passive voice or Present perfect?

Many prizes have been received by Judy since she has become a dancer.

• Passive Voice

• Present Perfect

• Simple Present

Multiple Choice

The students ______________(finish) this exercise.

• have finished

• are finished

• is finished

• were finished

Multiple Choice

My shoes ______ (clean) by myself.

• have cleaned

• were cleaned

• are cleaned

• is cleaned

Multiple Choice

The English teachers ______ (visit) Cambodia for two times.

• have visited

• are visited

• were visited

• visited

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