This document discusses the present passive voice in Spanish. It explains that the passive voice is used when the subject is unknown or unimportant. It provides examples of affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms of the present passive. For the affirmative, the verb "to be" is used along with the past participle. For the negative, the negative of "to be" is used along with the past participle. For interrogatives, the verb "to be" comes first followed by the subject and then the past participle. Contracted forms are commonly used for short negative answers.

1. PRESENT PASSIVE

4. Affirmative form, example: They’re listened They are listened You’re listened You are listened We’re listened We are listened She’s listened She is listened He’s listened He is listened You’re listened You are listened I’m listened I am listened Contractas form Affirmative

6. Negative form, example: They aren’t finished They are not finished You aren’t finished You are not finished We aren’t finished We are not finished She isn’t finished She is not finished He isn’t finished He is not finished You aren’t finished You are not finished I’m not finished I am not finished Contractas form Negative

8. Interrogative form, example: No, they aren’t Yes, they are. Are they invited? No, you aren’t Yes, you are. Are you invited? No, we aren’t Yes, we are. Are we invited? No, she isn’t Yes, she is. Is she invited? No, he isn’t Yes, he is. Is he invited? No, you aren’t Yes, you are. Are you invited? No, i’m not Yes, i am. Am i invited? Negative Affirmative Interrogative