Active and Passive Voice Challenge

Identify the voice: The cat chased the mouse.

• Active voice

• Imperative voice

• Passive voice

• Subjunctive voice

Identify the voice: The mouse was chased by the cat.

• Imperative voice

• Active voice

• Interrogative voice

• Passive voice

Convert to passive: The teacher explains the lesson.

• The lesson is explained by the teacher.

• The teacher explained the lesson.

• The lesson was explained by the teacher.

• The teacher is explaining the lesson.

Convert to active: The book was read by the student.

• The student read the book.

• The book was read by the teacher.

• The student reads the book.

• The book is read by the student.

Identify the voice: The song was sung beautifully.

• Imperative mood

• Passive voice

• Direct speech

• Active voice

Identify the voice: She writes a letter.

• Subjunctive voice

• Imperative voice

• Active voice

• Passive voice

Is this sentence correct? The dogs runs fast.

• The dogs run fast.

• The dog runs fast.

• Yes, the sentence is correct.

• No, the sentence is incorrect.

Is this sentence correct? The team are winning the game.

• It can be correct in British English.

• It is incorrect in all English dialects.

• The team is winning the game is the only correct form.

• The team are winning is a common phrase in American English.

Convert to passive: The chef cooked a delicious meal.

• The meal was deliciously cooked by the chef.

• A meal was cooked deliciously by the chef.

• A delicious meal was cooked by the chef.

• The chef was cooking a delicious meal.

Convert to active: The homework was completed by the students.

• The students completed the homework.

• The homework was done by the students.

• The homework is completed by the students.

• The students were completing the homework.