Active and Passive Voice Dr Sanjay Koriya Shri

Parts of a sentence �� He writes a letter. )Subject) (Verb) (Object) Created by

• �� What �� (Object) ��. - He reads a book.

• �� Who �� (Subject) ��. - He writes a letter. -

Simple Present Tense • The peon rings the bell. – The bell is rung

�� : �� to be�� by �� They buy some pictures. – Some

Simple Past Tense • She broke this cup. – This cup was broken by

Simple Future Tense • The teacher will teach us Sanskrit. – Sanskrit will be

�� Should, would, can, could, may, must, might ��. • Rahim must do homework.

Present Perfect Tense • The girls have decorated the room. - The room has

Past Perfect Tense • The teacher had taught a poem. - A poem had

Exercise 1. They will give you an entry pass. 2. We wrote a letter

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Active and Passive Voice Dr. Sanjay Koriya Shri M. B. Ajmera High School, Vinchhiya, Dist. Rajkot

Parts of a sentence �� He writes a letter. )Subject) (Verb) (Object) Created by Dr. Sanjay Koriya

• �� What �� (Object) ��. - He reads a book. - What does he reads ? - a book. • Created by Dr. Sanjay Koriya

• �� Who �� (Subject) ��. - He writes a letter. - Who writes a letter? - He. Created by Dr. Sanjay Koriya

Simple Present Tense • The peon rings the bell. – The bell is rung by the peon. • They buy some pictures. – Some pictures are bought by them. • The cat looks at the mouse. – The mouse is looked at by the cat. Created by Dr. Sanjay Koriya

�� : �� to be�� by �� They buy some pictures. – Some pictures are bought by them. Created by Dr. Sanjay Koriya ��

Simple Past Tense • She broke this cup. – This cup was broken by her. • We bought some books. – Some books were bought by us. • Manoj planted a tree. – A tree was planted by Manoj. Created by Dr. Sanjay Koriya

Simple Future Tense • The teacher will teach us Sanskrit. – Sanskrit will be taught to us by the teacher. – We will be taught Sanskrit by the teacher. • She will sing a song. – A song will be sung by her. Created by Dr. Sanjay Koriya

�� Should, would, can, could, may, must, might ��. • Rahim must do homework. - Homework must be done by Rahim Created by Dr. Sanjay Koriya

Present Perfect Tense • The girls have decorated the room. - The room has been decorated by the girls. • The peon has given a letter. - A letter has been given by the peon. Created by Dr. Sanjay Koriya

Past Perfect Tense • The teacher had taught a poem. - A poem had been taught by the teacher. • I had bought a red dress. - A red dress had been bought by me. Created by Dr. Sanjay Koriya

Exercise 1. They will give you an entry pass. 2. We wrote a letter last week. 3. Sonu has sung the songs well. 4. Suketu had lost the keys. 5. Rachana looks after the children. 6. He saw a ball lying on the pitch. Created by Dr. Sanjay Koriya