Change the following active sentences into passive voice.
1I did not beat her.
Wrong!
The simple past negative active sentence becomes the simple past passive sentence "She was not beaten by me."
2I will never forget this experience.
Wrong!
The future active form with "will" becomes the future passive sentence "This experience will never be forgotten by me."
3Mother made a cake yesterday.
Wrong!
The simple past active verb "made" becomes the simple past passive sentence "A cake was made by mother yesterday."
4The boy teased the girl.
Wrong!
The simple past active verb "teased" becomes the simple past passive sentence "The girl was teased by the boy."
5Did she do her duty?
Wrong!
The simple past question with "did" becomes the passive question "Was her duty done by her?"
6The tiger was chasing the deer.
Wrong!
The past continuous active form becomes the past continuous passive sentence "The deer was being chased by the tiger."
7She has written a novel.
Wrong!
The present perfect active form becomes the present perfect passive sentence "A novel has been written by her."
8She has learned her lessons.
Wrong!
The plural subject "Her lessons" needs the present perfect passive form "Her lessons have been learned by her."
9Have you finished the report?
Wrong!
The present perfect active question becomes the present perfect passive question "Has the report been finished by you?"
10The police have caught the thief.
Wrong!
The present perfect active form becomes the present perfect passive sentence "The thief has been caught by the police."
Done.
Score: 0/10
Answers
- I did not beat her. — She was not beaten by me.
- I will never forget this experience. — This experience will never be forgotten by me.
- Mother made a cake yesterday. — A cake was made by mother yesterday.
- The boy teased the girl. — The girl was teased by the boy.
- Did she do her duty? — Was her duty done by her?
- The tiger was chasing the deer. — The deer was being chased by the tiger.
- She has written a novel. — A novel has been written by her.
- She has learned her lessons. — Her lessons have been learned by her.
- Have you finished the report? — Has the report been finished by you?
- The police have caught the thief. — The thief has been caught by the police.
Notes
- The object of the active verb becomes the subject of the passive verb. The subject of the active verb becomes the object of the passive verb.
- Note that the object of the passive verb is not always mentioned. If we have to mention it, we usually introduce it by the conjunction ‘by’.

