Active and Passive Voice 2

Convert to passive: She writes a letter.

• A letter is written by her.

• A letter was written by her.

• A letter has written by her.

• A letter wrote by her.

Convert to passive: The dog bit the man.

• The man was bitten by the dog.

• The man is bitten by the dog.

• The man has bitten by the dog.

• The man bites the dog.

Convert to passive: They are building a house.

• A house is being built by them.

• A house was built by them.

• A house will be built by them.

• A house has been building by them.

Convert to active: The homework was done by John.

• John does the homework.

• John is doing the homework.

• John did the homework.

• John has done the homework.

Convert to active: The flowers were watered by Mary.

• Mary waters the flowers.

• Mary watered the flowers.

• Mary is watering the flowers.

• Mary will water the flowers.

Convert to passive: He will complete the report tomorrow.

• The report is completed by him tomorrow.

• The report has been completed by him.

• The report was completed by him.

• The report will be completed by him tomorrow.

Convert to active: The story was told by the teacher.

• The teacher tells the story.

• The teacher told the story.

• The teacher is telling the story.

• The teacher will tell the story.

Convert to passive: They have finished the test.

• The test is being finished.

• The test was finished by them.

• The test has been finished by them.

• The test will be finished by them.

Convert to active: The cake is being baked by the baker.

• The baker bakes the cake.

• The baker baked the cake.

• The baker is baking the cake.

• The baker will bake the cake.

Convert to passive: The police caught the thief.

• The thief is caught by the police.

• The thief was caught by the police.

• The thief has been caught.

• The thief will be caught by the police.