This document provides information about active and passive voice, including:
- Active voice shows the doer as the subject, while passive voice shows the receiver as the subject.
- To change a sentence from active to passive voice, the doer and receiver are switched, the appropriate form of "be" is used, and the past participle of the verb is inserted.
- Examples are given to demonstrate changing sentences between active and passive voice in both present and past tense. Exercises with answers are also included to illustrate the differences.
This document provides information about active and passive voice, including:
- Active voice shows the doer as the subject, while passive voice shows the receiver as the subject.
- To change a sentence from active to passive voice, the doer and receiver are switched, the appropriate form of "be" is used, and the past participle of the verb is inserted.
- Examples are given to demonstrate changing sentences between active and passive voice in both present and past tense. Exercises with answers are also included to illustrate the differences.
This document provides information about active and passive voice, including:
- Active voice shows the doer as the subject, while passive voice shows the receiver as the subject.
- To change a sentence from active to passive voice, the doer and receiver are switched, the appropriate form of "be" is used, and the past participle of the verb is inserted.
- Examples are given to demonstrate changing sentences between active and passive voice in both present and past tense. Exercises with answers are also included to illustrate the differences.
This document provides information about active and passive voice, including:
- Active voice shows the doer as the subject, while passive voice shows the receiver as the subject.
- To change a sentence from active to passive voice, the doer and receiver are switched, the appropriate form of "be" is used, and the past participle of the verb is inserted.
- Examples are given to demonstrate changing sentences between active and passive voice in both present and past tense. Exercises with answers are also included to illustrate the differences.
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Active voice
🠶Shows that the doer is the subject or the
focus of the sentence.
Example: “Katelyn dances the breathtaking zumba.”
Formula: Doer (subject) + action verb +
receiver (direct object) Passive voice 🠶Shows that the receiver is the subject or the focus of the statement.
Example:
“The breathtaking zumba is danced by Katelyn.”
Formula: Receiver (subject) + helping verb +
past participle + by + doer 🠶Identify the doer and the receiver of the action. 🠶Switch the position of the doer and the receiver. 🠶Determine the quantity of the receiver. Then decide whether “is” or “are” is going to be used. 🠶Write the past participle of the verb after the words “is” or “are. 🠶Insert "by" before the doer. Changes in pronouns:
From the Active Voice… To the Passive Voice
I Me She Her He Him We Us They Them You You 1. The actor performs the most controversial role. a. The most controversial role is performs by the actor. b. The most controversial role is performed by the actor. c. The most controversial role is perform by the actor. 2. The stranger breaks the windows. a. The windows are broken by the stranger. b. The windows are broke by the stranger. c. The windows are break by the stranger. 3. The student tear the unknown files. a. The unknown files are teared by the student. b. The unknown files is torn by the student. c. The unknown files are torn by the student. 4. Mira declares the opening of the event. a.The opening of the event are declared by Mira. b. The opening of the event is declared by Mira. c. The opening of the event is declare by Mira. 5. The cats chase the stubborn rats.
a. The stubborn rats are chase by the cats.
b. The stubborn rats are chasen by the cats. c. The stubborn rats are chased by the cats. Changing Active to Passive
🠶Leo and Lyn want a special attention.
A special attention is wanted
by Leo and Lyn. Changing Active to Passive
🠶The directors guide the actors and
extras.
The actors and extras are
guided by the directors. Changing Active to Passive
🠶Grade 9 students wear blue shirts.
Blue shirts are worn by grade
9 students. Changing Active to Passive
🠶The customer leaves the valuables.
The valuables are left by
the customer. Changing Active to Passive
🠶The manager blames the staffs and
crews.
The staffs and crews are blamed
by the manager. Drill: 1. She finds the lost keys and belongings. 2. Those children see the detailed investigation. 3. Ingrid prepares the speech. 4. I read the mysterious book to answer my questions. 5. Tomy asks the crowd for opinions. Answers: 1. The lost keys and belongings are found by her. 2. The detailed investigation is seen by those children. 3. The speech is prepared by Ingrid. 4. The mysterious book is read by me to answer my questions. 5. The crowd is asked by Tomy for opinions. Changing Active voice to Passive voice (Past tense) What makes the active voice to passive voice in the PAST TENSE different from the present one?
The use of “was” and “were”
as a replacement for “is” and “are” Examples: 🠶Ali solved the equations and problems.
“The equations and problems were
solved by Ali.” Examples:
🠶The people hid the evidence.
“The evidence was hidden by the
people.” Examples:
🠶The technician fixed our TV.
“Our TV was fixed by the
technician.” Examples: 🠶The naughty child pushed and pulled the door.
“The door was pushed and
pulled by the naughty child.” Examples: 🠶Lei memorized the details in her report.
“The details in her report were
memorized by Lei.” 1. My mother drove the car in the morning. a. The car was droven by my mom in the morning. b. The car is droved by my mom in the morning. c. The car is driven by my mom in the morning. 2. We ate pizza and fries at Mc donalds. a. The pizza and fries is eaten by us at Mc donalds. b. The pizza and fries were eaten by us at Mc donalds. c. The pizza and fries was eaten by us at Mc donalds. 3. Nina borrowed the book at library yesterday. a. The book was borrows by Nina at the library yesterday. b. The book is borrowed by Nina at the library yesterday. c. The book was borrowed by Nina at the library yesterday. 4. Alya used the rubik cube. a. The rubik cube were used by Alya. b. The rubik cube was using by Alya. c. The rubik cube was used by Alya. 5. The cats chased the stubborn rats.
a. The stubborn rats was chase by the cats.
b. The stubborn rats were chases by the cats. c. The stubborn rats were chased by the cats. Exercises: 1.Sia sang the song “Chandelier.” 2.Emily fed the hungry lions. 3.The students highlighted the important facts. 4.Siska accidentally hit our bodies. 5.Diane cut the colored papers to pieces. Answers:
1.The song “Chandelier” was sung by Sia.
2.The hungry lions were fed by Emily. 3. The important facts were highlighted by the students. 4.Our bodies were accidentally hit by Siska. 5.The colored papers were cut to pieces by Diane.