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Passive Practice

This document provides a summary of the key differences between active and passive voice in English grammar. It lists different verb tenses and structures in the active voice along with their equivalent passive voice constructions. For each active voice example, the subject performs the action, while in the passive voice the subject is acted upon. The document is intended as a reference and worksheet for learners to practice changing sentences from active to passive voice.

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Passive Practice

This document provides a summary of the key differences between active and passive voice in English grammar. It lists different verb tenses and structures in the active voice along with their equivalent passive voice constructions. For each active voice example, the subject performs the action, while in the passive voice the subject is acted upon. The document is intended as a reference and worksheet for learners to practice changing sentences from active to passive voice.

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Active Passive

Simple present (v1/ don’t , Obj + is /are /am +V3


doesn’t ) English is spoken.
She speaks English. English isn’t spoken.
She doesn’t speak English.

Simple past (V2 /didn’t ) Obj + was /were + V3


She spoke English. English was spoken.
She didn’t speak English. English wasn’t spoken.
Present continuous Obj + is /are/ am+ being +V3
She is speaking English. English is being spoken.
Past continuous Obj+ was /were + being+ V3
She was speaking English. English was being spoken.
Present perfect Obj + has/ have +been + V3
She has spoken English. English has been spoken.
Past perfect Obj+ had +been + V3
She had spoken English. English had been spoken.
Modals Obj + modal +be +V3
She can speak English. English can be spoken.
She will speak English. English will be spoken.
Be+ Going to+ verb (base) Obj +is/are /am +going to +be +V3
She is going to speak English. English is going to be spoken.
Focus: Passive Voice Worksheet

Change the sentences to passive voice:

1. The guide will show us the Natural History Museum in the afternoon.

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2. We must look into the question.
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3. They make shoes in that factory.

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4. Someone reads the newspaper to him every day.

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5. She showed her relatives the new house.

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6. The Chinese discovered acupuncture thousands of years ago.

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7. The boy is eating the cake.

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8. They are pushing the car.

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9. They were washing dishes.

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10. The crowd was slowly filling the new stadium.

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11. They haven’t decided anything yet.

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12. The dog has broken the window pane.

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13. They had finished preparations by the time the guests arrived.

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14. The thieves had stolen all the gold.

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15. Recently, John has been doing the work.

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16. Chef Jones had been preparing the restaurant's fantastic dinners for two years before he moved to
Paris.

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17. We need some money to finish the project.
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18. They left the keys behind.

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19. Mum is going to prepare the food.

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20. Has he given you back the book yet?
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21. Why are they tearing down the old theatre?

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22. Nobody can beat Tiger Woods at golf.

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23. Many people begin new projects in January.
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24. You must wash that shirt for tonight’s party.
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25. The delegation will meet the visitors at the airport.
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26. We have produced cotton here since 1964.
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27. All workers will read the memo.
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28. They also speak German at EU meetings.
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29. The police locked up the criminals.
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30. The Browns have built the large house.
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31. You shouldn’t speak to your neighbor.
Your neighbor ……………………………………………………………………………………………...
32. Your impolite tone surprises my friends.
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33. An unknown author wrote the book.
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34. Edison didn’t invent the gramophone.
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35. They might take the old man to the hospital.
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