Passive Voice Practice

She writes a letter. (active)

• A letter is written by her.

• The letter is being written by her.

• A letter was written by her.

• She writes a letter.

The teacher explains the lesson. (active)

• The teacher explains the lesson.

• The lesson is being explained by the teacher.

• The lesson is being explained by the student.

• The lesson is being explained by the blackboard.

They clean the house every weekend. (active)

• The cleaning of the house happens every weekend.

• Every weekend, the house is cleaned.

• The house cleans every weekend.

• The house is cleaned every weekend.

He reads a book every night. (active)

• Every night, a book is read by him.

• A book is read by him every night.

• A book is being read by him every night.

• He reads a book every day.

The company produces cars. (active)

• Cars are produced by the company.

• Cars are being produced by the company.

• The company has produced cars.

• The company is producing cars.

She waters the plants daily. (active)

• She waters daily the plants.

• Daily watering of the plants by her.

• The plants are watered daily by her.

• The plants daily watered by her.

They play football on Sundays. (active)

• On Sundays, football is played.

• Sundays are when football is played.

• Football is played on Sundays.

• Playing football is done on Sundays.

He fixes the car when it breaks down. (active)

• The car is fixed by him.

• He never touches the car.

• The car fixes him.

• The car breaks down by itself.

The chef cooks delicious meals. (active)

• Delicious meals are being cooked by the chef.

• Delicious meals are cooked by the chef.

• The chef is cooking delicious meals.

• The chef cooked delicious meals.

The students complete the assignment. (active)

• The assignment was completed by the students.

• The assignment completed the students.

• The students have completed the assignment.

• The assignment is completed by the students.