Forming negative sentences in the passive depends on the tense you use. In the present simple, we, we put 'not' after the verb 'to be'. For example, 'I am ____ called Bob!' We usually contract 'to be' with 'not'. For example, is + not = ____. Are + not = ____. Was + not = ____. Were + not = ____. Try these activities. Be careful with singular and plural nouns. We ____ ____ by Sally. The dog ____ ____ for by Jane. We ____ ____ ____ by the government. Tom ____ ____ ____ at a school last year. He ____ ____ noticed by the coaches. The house ____ ____ by them. Meat ____ ____ by vegetarians. Eggs ____ ____ by vegans. The chocolate ____ ____ by me. The books ____ ____ by her. For perfect tenses, we put 'not' after 'have'. We have ____ been treated by the doctor. We usually contract 'have' with not. For example, have + not = ____. Has + not = ____. had + not = ____. Try these activities. He ____ been ____ by the doctor. They ____ ____ taken to the museum. He ____ ____ ____ before I got to school. We ____ ____ in the sea before we went to Croatia. Simon ____ ____ ____ for the team. Tom and Brian ____ ____ ____ for the job. My house ____ ____ ____ by me. For future negative sentences, we change 'will' to 'won't'. For example, ' You ____ ____ charged for the delivery.' The bike ____ have ____ repaired by the end of the day. The car ____ ____ ____ fixed by this weekend. Her work ____ ____ ____ ____ by class tomorrow. We ____ ____ ____ if we behave badly. With modal verbs, we put 'not' after the modal verb. For example. 'Company property must ____ be taken out of the office. We usually contract the modal verb and 'not'. For example, must + not = ____. Could + not = ____. Can + not = ____. might + not = ____. Should + not = ____. Notes ____ ____ copied. Waste ____ ____ ____ on the floor. The dog ____ ____ ____ chocolate.

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