They're not all going to be answered by Dr. Davis.
Most passives carry a tense: was answered, has been told. These two do not. The word in front decides which form you need.
They're not all going to be answered by Dr. Davis.
Being asked to listen to my own voice is awful.
cover the passive
look at the word before it
Meaning never decides this. Only the trigger word does.
Three kinds of word, three forms. Nothing else changes.
Not every question can be answered in one episode.
I would like to be given the chance to find out more.
He avoids being introduced to new people.
After a modal there is no to. After going to, have to, want to and would like to, the to stays.
Use being + past participle after gerund verbs and after any preposition. It can also start the sentence.
He avoids being introduced to new people.
I remember being told about a man with synesthesia.
She's afraid of being misunderstood.
Being asked to listen to my own voice is awful.
He avoids to be introduced to people.
Correct: he avoids being introduced…
The questions must being answered.
Correct: the questions must be answered.
Not all of them will ^ answered today.
Correct: not all of them will be answered.
I'm afraid of be misunderstood.
Correct: I'm afraid of being misunderstood.
Say the answer out loud — then tap to check.
The documents need to beA signB before Friday, andC copies mustD be filed separately.
Bsign → signed
✓ to be + past participle
She dislikes being interruptedA duringB meetings, althoughC her colleagues does itD constantly.
Dher colleagues does it → her colleagues do it
✓ her colleagues is plural → do
He hates being criticA inB public, soC the manager always speaksD to him privately.
AHe hates being critic → He hates being criticized
✓ being + past participle
Use be, to be or being + past participle.
The meaning never decides — the word in front always does.