Passive/Active Voice

Identify the voice: 'The book was read by the student.'

• Active Voice

• Passive Voice

• Imperative Voice

• Interrogative Voice

Identify the voice: 'The car is being washed by John.'

• Active Voice

• Passive Voice

• Interrogative Voice

• Imperative Voice

Convert to Active Voice: 'The letter was written by Maria.'

• 'Maria wrote the letter.'

• 'The letter is written by Maria.'

• 'Maria is writing the letter.'

• 'The letter was written by Maria.'

What is the structure of an Active Voice sentence?

• Subject + verb + object

• Object + verb + subject

• Verb + subject + object

• Subject + object + verb

Convert to Passive Voice: 'The chef cooks the meal.'

• 'The meal is cooked by the chef.'

• 'The meal was cooked by the chef.'

• 'The meal is being cooked by the chef.'

• 'The chef is cooking the meal.'

What is an example of a sentence in Active Voice?

• The cat caught the mouse.

• The mouse was caught by the cat.

• The cat is catching the mouse.

• The mouse catches the cat.

What is the definition of Passive Voice?

• Passive Voice is a grammatical structure where the subject of the sentence receives the action expressed by the verb.

• Passive Voice is a style of writing that emphasizes the subject's action rather than the object.

• Passive Voice is a form of speech that involves speaking without any action.

• Passive Voice is a grammatical structure where the subject performs the action expressed by the verb.

Identify the voice: 'The teacher explains the lesson.'

• Active Voice

• Passive Voice

• Future Voice

• Past Voice

Convert to Active Voice: 'The song was sung by the choir.'

• 'The choir sang the song.'

• 'The song is sung by the choir.'

• 'The choir was singing the song.'

• 'The song has been sung by the choir.'

What is the structure of a Passive Voice sentence?

• Subject + form of 'to be' + past participle + (by + agent)

• Subject + verb + object

• Object + verb + subject

• Subject + past participle + form of 'to be'