Active Voice Y Passive Voice

Active voice

present simple

A: the children buy sweets in the cafeteria

N: the children don't buy sweets in the cafeteria

I: do the children buy sweets in the cafeteria

passive voice present simple

A: sweets in the cafeteria. are bought by them

N: sweets in the cafeteria. aren't bought by them

I: are sweets in the cafeteria. bought by them

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active voice past simple

A: the children boght sweets in the cafeteria

N: the chi9ldren didn't buy sweets in the cafeteria

I: did the children buy sweets in the cafeteria

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passive voice past simpole

A: sweets in the cafeteria were bought by them

N: sweets in the cafeteria weren't bought by them

I: were sweets in the cafeteria bought by them

ctive voice future simple

A: the children will buy sweets inthe cafeteria

N: the children won´t buy sweets inthe cafeteria

I: will the children buy sweets in the cafeteria

passive voice

future simple

A: SWEETS IN THE CAFETERIA WILL BE BOUGHT BY THEM

N: SWEETS IN THE CAFETERIA WON'T BE BOUGHT BY THEM

I: WILL SWEETS IN THE CAFETERIA BE BOUGHT BY THEM,

ACTIVE VOICE CONDITIONAL SIMPLE

A: THE CHILDREN WOULD BUY SWEETS IN THE CAFETERIA

N: THE CHILDREN WOULDN'T BUY SWEETS IN THE CAFETERIA

I: WOULD THE CHILDREN BUY SWEETS IN THE CAFETERIA

PASSIVE VOICE CONDITIONAL SIMPLE

A: SWEETS IN THE CAFETERIA WOULD BE BOUGHT

BY THEM

N: SWEETS IN THE CAFETERIA WOULDN'T BE BOUGHT

BY THEM

I: WOULD SWEETS IN THE CAFETERIA BE BOUGHT BY THEM

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