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Active & passive Voice
Voice: Voice is the form of the verb that indicates
   whether the subject of the sentence performs or
   receives the action.
Examples.
I. He writes a letter.
II.A letter is written by him
III.They play cricket.
IV.Cricket is played by them.
V.He delivered a speech.
VI.A speech was delivered by him.
Active voice
A sentence where the action is directly done
   by the active subject or the action is
   performed by the subject, the verb is in the
   active voice.
Examples:
I. He writes a letter.
II.They played cricket.
III.We have painted a picture.
IV.They are doing their work.
Passive Voice:
A sentence where the subject is passive and
   receives the action of the verb is considered to be
   in the passive voice.
Examples:
I. My work has been done.
II.You are taught English.
III.A song is sung by Mukesh .
IV.I am known to you.
V.Let it be done.
VI.Has his work been done by him?
To change a sentence of active into passive
voice, we have to follow the given instructions
Interchange the place of subject and object.
Use the passive form of the verb.
Add by or other preposition before the doer of an
 action .
Change the form of personal pronoun .
Notes
I.  Only transitive verbs can be used in passive voice.
II. Sentences in Perfect Continuous Tense and Future
    Continuous Tense are not changed in to passive
    voice.
Personal pronoun in passive
   construction
          Active                   Passive
             I                       Me
             We                      Us
            He                      Him
             She                     Her
           They                     Them
The personal pronoun ‘you’ remains unchanged.
Personal pronoun in passive
   construction
          Active                   Passive
             I                       Me
             We                      Us
            He                      Him
             She                     Her
           They                     Them
The personal pronoun ‘you’ remains unchanged.

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Active & passive voice

  • 1. Active & passive Voice Voice: Voice is the form of the verb that indicates whether the subject of the sentence performs or receives the action. Examples. I. He writes a letter. II.A letter is written by him III.They play cricket. IV.Cricket is played by them. V.He delivered a speech. VI.A speech was delivered by him.
  • 2. Active voice A sentence where the action is directly done by the active subject or the action is performed by the subject, the verb is in the active voice. Examples: I. He writes a letter. II.They played cricket. III.We have painted a picture. IV.They are doing their work.
  • 3. Passive Voice: A sentence where the subject is passive and receives the action of the verb is considered to be in the passive voice. Examples: I. My work has been done. II.You are taught English. III.A song is sung by Mukesh . IV.I am known to you. V.Let it be done. VI.Has his work been done by him?
  • 4. To change a sentence of active into passive voice, we have to follow the given instructions Interchange the place of subject and object. Use the passive form of the verb. Add by or other preposition before the doer of an action . Change the form of personal pronoun .
  • 5. Notes I. Only transitive verbs can be used in passive voice. II. Sentences in Perfect Continuous Tense and Future Continuous Tense are not changed in to passive voice.
  • 6. Personal pronoun in passive construction Active Passive I Me We Us He Him She Her They Them The personal pronoun ‘you’ remains unchanged.
  • 7. Personal pronoun in passive construction Active Passive I Me We Us He Him She Her They Them The personal pronoun ‘you’ remains unchanged.