Future Passive Voice- Active to Passive

The family will attend the concert.

• The family is going to the concert.

• The concert is going to go.

• The concert will be attended.

• The concert will have been attended.

Who will go to the house?

• The house will be vistied by the doctor.

• Who will the house be visited by?

• Who is in the house?

• The doctor will go to the house.

Tags

CCSS.RI.5.1

CCSS.RL.5.1

The dog will eat the food later today.

• Later today, the food will be eaten by the dog.

• The food is eaten by the dog every day.

• The food will have been eaten.

• Later today, the dog will have eaten the food.

The house has many new and beautiful rooms; we will paint them soon.

• The new house has many rooms we will paint.

• Soon the rooms will be painted in house.

• We will paint the rooms in the house.

• The house has many new and beautiful rooms; we are going to paint them soom.

They will clean the room.

• The room is dirty.

• The room will be cleaned.

• The cleaners will clean the room.

• The room will clean.

Will the manager sign the contract tomorrow?

• Will the contract be signed by the manager tomorrow?

• Will the contract sign the manager?

• Will the contracted sign by the manager tomorrow?

• Not an option given.

Tags

CCSS.L.5.1C

They will announce the winner of the kayaking competition this afternoon.
The winner of the kayaking competition ... this afternoon.

• has been announced
• are announced
• is announced
• will be announced

The new school .... tomorow.

• will be opened
• is opened
• will opened

Complete with the best idea: Sentences in active voice have emphasis on the

• action of the sentence
• doer or subjet of the sentences
• "object" or who/what receives the action
• any of the previous 

In the passive voice, the emphasis is on the:

• "doer" or subjet of the sentences
• "object" or who/what receives the action
• action of the sentence
• complement of the sentence