Active and Passive Voice Exercise

Ms Sullivan teaches us grammar.

• He are taught grammar by Ms Sullivan.

• We are taught grammar by Ms Sullivan.

• I are taught grammar by Ms Sullivan.

• IT are taught grammar by Ms Sullivan.

The teacher praised him.

• He was praised by the teacher.

• I was praised by the teacher.

• It praised by the teacher.

• They praised by the teacher.

The firemen took the injured to the hospital.

• The injured were take to the hospital by the firemen.

• The injured taken to the hospital by the firemen.

• he injured were taken to the hospital by the firemen.

• The injured were taken to the hospital by the firemen.

An earthquake destroyed the town.

• The town is destroyed by an earthquake.

• The town was destroyed by an earthquake.

• The town destroyed by an earthquake.

• The town was destroy by an earthquake.

The boy’s work pleased the teacher.

• The teacher was pleased with the boy’s work.

• The teacher pleased with the boy’s work.

• The teacher was pleas with the boy’s work.

• The teacher is pleased with the boy’s work.

The fire damaged the building.

• The building was damag by the fire.

• The building is damaged by the fire.

• The building am damaged by the fire.

• The building was damag by the fire.

The fire damaged the building.

• The building is damaged by the fire.

• The building was damag by the fire.

• The building am damaged by the fire.

• The building was damaged by the fire.

Who taught you French?

• By whom was you taught French?

• By whom were you taught French?

• By whom is you taught French?

• By whom his taught French?

The manager will give you a ticket.

• We will be given a ticket by the manager.

• You will be given a ticket by the manager.

• It will be given a ticket by the manager.

• He will be given a ticket by the manager.

Spectators thronged the streets.

• The streets was thronged with spectators.

• The streets is thronged with spectators.

• The streets were thronged with spectators.

• The street were thronged with spectators.