Future Simple Passive Voice | Master English Grammar

When Do We Use It?

We use the Future Simple Passive voice when the action itself, or the receiver of the action, is more important than who or what will perform the action. It is often used in formal writing, news reports, and scientific contexts.

When the doer of the action is unknown.
When the doer of the action is obvious.
When we want to sound more formal and objective.

The Structural Formulas

Using "Will"

Object + will be + V3 (Past Participle)

Affirmative

The documents will be signed tomorrow.

Negative

The documents will not (won't) be signed tomorrow.

Question

Will the documents be signed tomorrow?

Using "Going to"

Object + am/is/are going to be + V3

Affirmative

A new hospital is going to be built here.

Negative

A new hospital isn't going to be built here.

Question

Is a new hospital going to be built here?

Active vs. Passive Transformations

Watch how the sentence structure shifts. Click Transform to see the words rearrange in slow motion!

Example 1: Will

Example 2: Going to

Interactive Practice

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