How is the Present Continuous Passive Voice formed using "is being"?
- Subject + is being + verb (3rd form) + (by + object)
- Subject + is/am/are + verb (1st form) + object
- Subject + has/have + been + verb (3rd form)
- None of these
Explanation
- Present Continuous Passive Voice is formed as: Subject + is/am/are being + Verb (3rd form) + (by + object).
- It is used when an action is happening at the present time and the focus is on the receiver of the action.
- The helping verb being shows continuous action.
- The main verb is always used in its past participle (3rd form).
- Example: "The book is being read by Ali."
Last verified on 10-07-2026
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- He said that he had been to Karachi.
- He said that he has been to Karachi.
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- He says that he had been to Karachi.