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Active and passive voice worksheet

September 29, 2013 - pdf

Test your knowledge of active and passive voice with this grammar exercise. Each sentence given below is in the active voice. Change it into passive voice.

Progress 0 of 10 answered
1. A song ......................................... by him.
Wrong!
2. The spider ............................................ by the boy.
Wrong!
3. Let him ..................................................
Wrong!
4. Maize ........................................ in the rainy season.
Wrong!
5. Is a letter ..................................... by you?
Wrong!
6. A canal ................................................. by the workers.
Wrong!
7. The job ................................................ (by me) by the end of this week.
Wrong!
8. Has your job ............................................ by you?
Wrong!
9. He ......................................................... of his mother’s death.
Wrong!
10. All the necessary precautions .............................................. by them.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/10

Answers

1. A song is sung by him. (Active verb – sings; passive verb – is sung)

2. The spider was killed by the boy. (Active verb – killed; passive verb – was killed)

3. Let him be helped. (Imperative sentences in the passive voice begin with let.)

4. Maize is sown in the rainy season. (Active verb – sow; passive verb – is/are sown)

5. Is a letter being written by you? (Active verb – is/are writing; passive verb – is/are being written)

6. A canal was being dug by the workers. (Active verb – was/were digging; passive verb – was/were being dug)

7. The job will be finished (by me) by the end of this week. (Active verb – will finish; passive verb –will be finished)

8. Has your job been finished by you? (Active verb – has/have finished; passive verb – has/have been finished)

9. He has been informed of his mother’s death. (Active verb – has/have informed; passive verb – has/have been informed)

10. All the necessary precautions were taken by them. (Active verb – took; passive verb – was/were taken)

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