English Basic Active and Passive Voice

They greet me cheerfully every morning.

• Every morning I was greeted cheerfully.

• I am greeted cheerfully by them every morning.

• I am being greeted cheerfully by them every morning.

• Cheerful greeting is done by them every morning to me.

Some boys were helping the wounded man.

• The wounded man were being helped by some boys.

• The wounded man is being helped by some boys.

• The wounded man was being helped by some boys

• The wounded man was helped by some boys.

The old gentleman takes snuff.

• Snuff is taken by the old gentleman.

• Snuff was taken by the old gentleman.

• Snuff is being taken by the old gentleman.

• The old gentleman took the snuff.

The police arrested him.

• He is arrested by the police.

• He was arrested by the police.

• He has arrested by the police.

• He was being arrested by the police.

Do not touch it.

• Let it not be touch.

• You are warned not to touch it.

• You are warned not to touching it.

• Let it not touched.

I shall supervise the packing of the gifts.

• The packing of the gifts will supervise by me.

• The packing of the gifts will be supervise by me.

• The packing of the gifts will be supervised by I.

• The packing of the gifts will be supervised by me

When will you return the book?

• When will the book be returne(d)

• When the book will be returned?

• When will the book be returned?

• When will the book is returned?

I cannot accept your offer.

• Your offer cannot be accepted by me.

• I cannot be accepted by your offer.

• The offer cannot be accepted by me.

• Your offer cannot be accepted

They have built a perfect dam across the river.

• Across the river a perfect dam was built.

• A perfect dam has been built by them across the river.

• A perfect dam should have been built by them.

• Across the river was a perfect dam.

How have you made that silly mistake?

• How has that silly mistake been made to you?

• How has that silly mistake been made by you?

• How that silly mistake has been made to you?

• How has that silly mistake been made by you.