This document provides examples of sentences rewritten in the passive voice. Ten sentences are given in the active voice and their passive voice equivalents. The purpose is to practice transforming sentences from the active to the passive form by changing the subject and verb and adding "by" phrases when relevant. Key elements like the action, time, and objects/people involved are kept the same with only the grammatical voice changed.
This document provides examples of sentences rewritten in the passive voice. Ten sentences are given in the active voice and their passive voice equivalents. The purpose is to practice transforming sentences from the active to the passive form by changing the subject and verb and adding "by" phrases when relevant. Key elements like the action, time, and objects/people involved are kept the same with only the grammatical voice changed.
This document provides examples of sentences rewritten in the passive voice. Ten sentences are given in the active voice and their passive voice equivalents. The purpose is to practice transforming sentences from the active to the passive form by changing the subject and verb and adding "by" phrases when relevant. Key elements like the action, time, and objects/people involved are kept the same with only the grammatical voice changed.
Someone was being built this house 200 years ago 2. The police will arrest the robbers. The police will be arresting the robbers 3. They produce cars in this factory. They were producing cars in this factory 4. Bob has sold Ted a second-hand car. Bob has been selling Ted a second-hand car 5. He must give the message to the right person. He must be giving the message to the right person 6. They paid the artist £1,000 for his painting. They was paying the artist £1,000 for his painting 7. The traffic warden had already given him a ticket for illegal parking. The traffic warden had been already given him a ticket for illegal parking 8. They pay her an excellent salary. They are paying her an excellent salary 9. Someone stole Jim’s bike last night. Someone stole Jim’s bike last night 10. Professor Smith should write the book. Professor Smith should have been written the book