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Change of Voice

 

Change Of Voice

CHANGE OF OBJECTS

Active Voice                                                       Passive Voice

  I                                                                    Me

  We                                                                Us

  You                                                              You

  He                                                                Him

  She                                                               Her

  They                                                             Them

  It                                                                  It

SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE

  Subject+V1 or V1(s,es)+Object

  O+ is,am ,are+V3+by+S

  E.G. 1.Grandma bakes a cake.

  A cake is baked by grandma.

  She decorates her house.

  Her house is decorated by her.

SIMPLE PAST TENSE

  S+V2+O

  O+ HV( was, were )+V3+ by +S

  S+ did+ not+V1+O

  O+ HV ( was, were)+ not +by +S

  1. All the children planted trees.

        Trees were planted by all the children.

  2. She did not bake a chocolate cake.

        A chocolate cake was not baked by her.

·       3. Did you waste money?

Was money wasted by you?

·       4. Who taught you English?

By whom were you taught English?

SIMPLE FUTURE TENSE

  S+HV(will, shall) +V1+O

  O+HV(will be, shall be)+V3+by+S

  1. I shall make sandwiches in the evening.

       Sandwiches will be made by me in the evening.

  2. They will construct the bridge.

        The bridge will be constructed by them.

  3. The loud music will not disturb my friend.

        My friend will not be disturbed by the loud music.

·       4. Will he play cricket in the evening?

Will cricket be played by him in the evening?

·       5. She will give him tea, lemonade and cakes.

He will be given tea, lemonade and cakes by her.

PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENSE

  S+ Helping Verb(is, am, are) +V1(ing) +O

  O+HV+being+V3+by+S

  1. You are packing your bag.

            Your bag is being packed by you.

  2. She is painting the vase.

The vase is being painted by her.

·       3. I am not writing a letter.

A letter is not being written by me.

·       4. Are you watching cricket match?

Is cricket match being watched by you?

·       5. Is she cleaning her house?

Is her house being cleaned by her?

PAST CONTINUOUS TENSE

  S+HV(was, were) +V1(ing)+O

  O+ HV+being+V3+by+S

  1. You were packing your bag.

        Your bag was being packed by you.

  2. She was drinking milk.

        Milk was being drunk by her.

  3. They were not having lunch.

Lunch was not being had by them.

·       4. Was she cleaning her house?

Was her house being cleaned by her?

·       5. Are you watching cricket match?

Is cricket match being watched by you?

PRESENT PERFECT TENSE

  S+ Helping Verb ( has, have)+V3+ O

  O+HV+been+V3+by +S

  1. He has written many novels.

        Many novels have been written by him.

  2. That car has hit an old man.

        An old man has been hit by that car.

  3. The gardener has not pruned the bushes.

        The bushes have not been pruned by the gardener.

·       4. Have they lost the match?

Has the match been lost by them?

PAST PERFECT TENSE

  S+HV+(had)+V3+O

  O+HV(had)+been+V3+S

  1. I had painted my room.

       My room had been painted by me.

  2. Her teacher had taught her a lesson.

        She had been taught a lesson by her teacher.

  3. She had not kept her word.

        Her word had not been kept by her.

FUTURE PERFECT TENSE

  S+HV(will have, shall have) +V3+O

  O+ HV(will have been, shall have been) + V3+S

  1. He will have consulted a doctor before 8PM.

        A doctor will have been consulted by him before 8PM.

  2. She will not have washed the dishes before evening.

         The dishes will not have been washed by her before evening.

IMPERATIVE SENTENCES

V1+ object                   Object + should be +V3   or

                                      Let+ object+ be + V3

e.g. 1. Do it.

Let it be done.

2. Obey your elders.

Your elders should be obeyed.                                            

MODALS                                                                       

Can/ could/ may/ might/ will/ would/                    Can/ could/ may/ might/ will/ would/               

Shall/ should/ ought to+ V1                                    shall/ should/ ought to +be+ V3

 

 

 

 

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