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100 Examples of Passive Voice Sentences

June 27, 2026

100 Examples of Passive Voice Sentences

No. Item Definition
1. The baby was fed. A passive sentence about feeding.
2. The bags were packed. A passive sentence about packing.
3. The ball was kicked. A passive sentence about kicking.
4. The bed is being made. A present continuous passive.
5. The bill is paid online. A present passive sentence.
6. The bill will be paid. A future passive sentence.
7. The book was written. A passive sentence about writing.
8. The book will be published. A future passive sentence.
9. The box can be reused. A modal passive sentence.
10. The bridge is inspected. A present passive sentence.
11. The cake had been cut. A past perfect passive.
12. The cake was eaten. A passive sentence about eating.
13. The car can be rented. A modal passive sentence.
14. The car had been stolen. A past perfect passive.
15. The car is repaired here. A present passive sentence.
16. The car was being fixed. A past continuous passive.
17. The car was washed. A passive sentence about washing.
18. The car will be washed. A future passive sentence.
19. The children were warned. A passive sentence about warning.
20. The damage has been repaired. A present perfect passive.
21. The dinner was being prepared. A past continuous passive.
22. The dishes were washed. A passive sentence about dishwashing.
23. The documents were being copied. A past continuous passive.
24. The door had been locked. A past perfect passive.
25. The door was opened. A passive sentence about opening.
26. The emails were checked. A passive sentence about checking.
27. The fence was being repaired. A past continuous passive.
28. The files can be shared. A modal passive sentence.
29. The files were deleted. A passive sentence about deletion.
30. The floor is cleaned daily. A routine passive sentence.
31. The flowers were planted. A passive sentence about planting.
32. The food had been ordered. A past perfect passive.
33. The food is served here. A present passive sentence.
34. The form can be downloaded. A modal passive sentence.
35. The forms have been signed. A present perfect passive.
36. The game had been delayed. A past perfect passive.
37. The game was won. A passive sentence about winning.
38. The gate is locked at night. A routine passive sentence.
39. The grass is cut weekly. A routine passive sentence.
40. The guests were invited. A passive sentence about inviting.
41. The guests will be welcomed. A future passive sentence.
42. The homework is checked. A present passive sentence.
43. The house was being painted. A past continuous passive.
44. The house was built. A passive sentence about building.
45. The issue has been resolved. A present perfect passive.
46. The keys were found. A passive sentence about finding.
47. The lesson is explained well. A present passive sentence.
48. The letter had been mailed. A past perfect passive.
49. The letter was sent. A passive sentence about sending.
50. The lights were turned off. A passive sentence about switching off.
51. The mail is delivered daily. A habitual passive sentence.
52. The meal was cooked. A passive sentence about cooking.
53. The meal will be served. A future passive sentence.
54. The meeting was canceled. A passive sentence about canceling.
55. The message can be saved. A modal passive sentence.
56. The money has been spent. A present perfect passive.
57. The news is reported widely. A present passive sentence.
58. The news was shared. A passive sentence about sharing.
59. The office is monitored. A present passive sentence.
60. The package has been shipped. A present perfect passive.
61. The package was delivered. A passive sentence about delivery.
62. The package will be sent. A future passive sentence.
63. The patient was being treated. A past continuous passive.
64. The phone was answered. A passive sentence about answering.
65. The picture was painted. A passive sentence about painting.
66. The plan had been approved. A past perfect passive.
67. The plans were approved. A passive sentence about approval.
68. The problem can be solved. A modal passive sentence.
69. The problem was solved. A passive sentence about solving.
70. The project was being discussed. A past continuous passive.
71. The report had been submitted. A past perfect passive.
72. The results have been announced. A present perfect passive.
73. The results will be posted. A future passive sentence.
74. The road was being widened. A past continuous passive.
75. The road was repaired. A passive sentence about repairing.
76. The road will be closed. A future passive sentence.
77. The room had been cleaned. A past perfect passive.
78. The room is being painted. A present continuous passive.
79. The room was being decorated. A past continuous passive.
80. The room was cleaned. A passive sentence about cleaning.
81. The room will be cleaned. A future passive sentence.
82. The rules have been changed. A present perfect passive.
83. The seats can be moved. A modal passive sentence.
84. The seats have been booked. A present perfect passive.
85. The seats were reserved. A passive sentence about reserving.
86. The song was being recorded. A past continuous passive.
87. The song was sung. A passive sentence about singing.
88. The story was told. A passive sentence about telling.
89. The table was set. A passive sentence about setting.
90. The tickets were sold. A passive sentence about selling.
91. The toys were donated. A passive sentence about donating.
92. The trash is collected weekly. A routine passive sentence.
93. The trees were cut down. A passive sentence about cutting down.
94. The truth was revealed. A passive sentence about revealing.
95. The window was broken. A passive sentence about breaking.
96. The work can be done. A modal passive sentence.
97. The work had been started. A past perfect passive.
98. The work has been completed. A present perfect passive.
99. The work was finished. A passive sentence about finishing.
100. The work will be finished. A future passive sentence.

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