Passive: Present Simple , Past Simple and Present Progressive

They discuss profits every Monday.

• Profits are discussed every Monday.

• Profits are being discussed every Monday.

• Profits are discussing every Monday.

• Profits are being discuss every Monday.

She asks this student twice a week.

• This student is asked twice a week.

• This student is being asked twice a week.

• This student is asking twice a week.

• This student is being ask twice a week.

They renovate this building once a decade.

• This building is being renovate once a decade.

• This building is renovating once a decade.

• This building is being renovated once a decade.

• This building is renovated once a decade.

Somebody is looking at me.

• I am being looked at.

• I am look at.

• I am looked at.

• I am being look at.

She washes her sons' sweatshirts twice a week.

• Her sons' sweatshirts are being wash twice a week.

• Her sons' sweatshirts are washing twice a week.

• Her sons' sweatshirts are being washed twice a week.

• Her sons' sweatshirts are washed twice a week.

The teacher corrected the mistakes.

He waters the plants every morning.

• The plants are watered every morning.

• The plants are being watered every morning.

• The plants are watering every morning.

• The plants are being water every morning.

They clean the office twice a week.

• The office is cleaned twice a week.

• The office is being cleaned twice a week.

• The office is cleaning twice a week.

• The office is being clean twice a week.

She bakes cookies every Sunday.

• Cookies are baked every Sunday.

• Cookies are being baked every Sunday.

• Cookies are baking every Sunday.

• Cookies are being bake every Sunday.

Did the little boy sell all the candy bars?