Active and Passive Voice Worksheet

English grammar lesson 24: Active and passive voice · Set 518 · 40 questions

The grammar rule (be + V3, same tense): Make the object the new subject; the doer goes after “by”. Use “be” in the same tense: is / are (present), was / were (past), will be (future), is being (continuous), has been / have been (perfect). Add the past participle (V3): written, eaten, made. Match is / are, was / were to the new subject.

1. 1.Change to passive: “Aisha makes two kites every day.” → Two kites ___ by Aisha every day. (a) are make (b) makes (c) are made (d) is made
2. 2.Change to passive: “Rohan flew a kite yesterday.” → A kite ___ by Rohan yesterday. (a) were flown (b) was flown (c) flew (d) was flew
3. 3.Change to passive: “Rohan flies a kite every Sunday.” → A kite ___ by Rohan every Sunday. (a) are flown (b) flies (c) is flown (d) is flew
4. 4.Change to passive: “Ishaan washes the plate every Sunday.” → The plate ___ by Ishaan every Sunday. (a) washes (b) is washed (c) are washed (d) is wash
5. 5.Change to passive: “Farhan ate a mango yesterday.” → A mango ___ by Farhan yesterday. (a) was eaten (b) was ate (c) were eaten (d) ate
6. 6.Change to passive: “Meera is flying two kites now.” → Two kites ___ by Meera now. (a) is being flown (b) are been flown (c) are being flown
7. 7.Change to passive: “Tara has drawn a picture.” → A picture ___ by Tara. (a) has drawn (b) have been drawn (c) has been drawn
8. 8.Change to passive: “Saanvi has flown a kite.” → A kite ___ by Saanvi. (a) have been flown (b) has flown (c) has been flown
9. 9.Change to passive: “Arjun wrote a letter yesterday.” → A letter ___ by Arjun yesterday. (a) was wrote (b) were written (c) wrote (d) was written
10. 10.Change to passive: “Vivaan has told two stories.” → Two stories ___ by Vivaan. (a) have told (b) has been told (c) have been told
11. 11.Change to passive: “Kabir will write a letter tomorrow.” → A letter ___ by Kabir tomorrow. (a) will be written (b) will be write (c) will write (d) will written
12. 12.Change to passive: “Meera has written a letter.” → A letter ___ by Meera. (a) have been written (b) has been written (c) has written
13. 13.Change to passive: “Rahul planted a tree yesterday.” → A tree ___ by Rahul yesterday. (a) planted (b) was plant (c) was planted (d) were planted
14. 14.Change to passive: “Omkar has baked two cakes.” → Two cakes ___ by Omkar. (a) have been baked (b) has been baked (c) have baked
15. 15.Change to passive: “Ananya is singing a song now.” → A song ___ by Ananya now. (a) is been sung (b) are being sung (c) is being sung
16. 16.Change to passive: “Nisha makes a kite every Sunday.” → A kite ___ by Nisha every Sunday. (a) makes (b) is made (c) is make (d) are made
17. 17.Change to passive: “Dev is washing the plate now.” → The plate ___ by Dev now. (a) is being washed (b) is been washed (c) are being washed
18. 18.Change to passive: “Karan is flying a kite now.” → A kite ___ by Karan now. (a) is been flown (b) are being flown (c) is being flown
19. 19.Change to passive: “Kabir cleans the rooms every Sunday.” → The rooms ___ by Kabir every Sunday. (a) is cleaned (b) are cleaned (c) cleans (d) are clean
20. 20.Change to passive: “Rohan made two kites yesterday.” → Two kites ___ by Rohan yesterday. (a) were make (b) made (c) was made (d) were made
21. 21.Change to passive: “Rohan has sung a song.” → A song ___ by Rohan. (a) have been sung (b) has sung (c) has been sung
22. 22.Change to passive: “Ishaan has told a story.” → A story ___ by Ishaan. (a) has been told (b) has told (c) have been told
23. 23.Change to passive: “Vivaan will clean the room tomorrow.” → The room ___ by Vivaan tomorrow. (a) will be clean (b) will cleaned (c) will clean (d) will be cleaned
24. 24.Change to passive: “Rohan is writing two letters now.” → Two letters ___ by Rohan now. (a) are been written (b) is being written (c) are being written
25. 25.Change to passive: “Manav drew a picture yesterday.” → A picture ___ by Manav yesterday. (a) were drawn (b) was drew (c) drew (d) was drawn
26. 26.Change to passive: “Sneha is making a kite now.” → A kite ___ by Sneha now. (a) is being made (b) is been made (c) are being made
27. 27.Change to passive: “Dev is painting the walls now.” → The walls ___ by Dev now. (a) is being painted (b) are being painted (c) are been painted
28. 28.Change to passive: “Isha has painted the wall.” → The wall ___ by Isha. (a) has painted (b) have been painted (c) has been painted
29. 29.Change to passive: “Myra painted the walls yesterday.” → The walls ___ by Myra yesterday. (a) painted (b) were painted (c) were paint (d) was painted
30. 30.Change to passive: “Myra has planted five trees.” → Five trees ___ by Myra. (a) has been planted (b) have planted (c) have been planted
31. 31.Change to passive: “Meera has built two sandcastles.” → Two sandcastles ___ by Meera. (a) has been built (b) have been built (c) have built
32. 32.Change to passive: “Vivaan is eating a mango now.” → A mango ___ by Vivaan now. (a) is being eaten (b) is been eaten (c) are being eaten
33. 33.Change to passive: “Dev makes two kites every day.” → Two kites ___ by Dev every day. (a) are make (b) are made (c) makes (d) is made
34. 34.Change to passive: “Aisha will wash the plate tomorrow.” → The plate ___ by Aisha tomorrow. (a) will be washed (b) will washed (c) will wash (d) will be wash
35. 35.Change to passive: “Vivaan made a kite yesterday.” → A kite ___ by Vivaan yesterday. (a) was make (b) was made (c) made (d) were made
36. 36.Change to passive: “Aarav flew two kites yesterday.” → Two kites ___ by Aarav yesterday. (a) flew (b) were flew (c) was flown (d) were flown
37. 37.Change to passive: “Sneha is drawing a picture now.” → A picture ___ by Sneha now. (a) is been drawn (b) is being drawn (c) are being drawn
38. 38.Change to passive: “Myra ate two mangoes yesterday.” → Two mangoes ___ by Myra yesterday. (a) was eaten (b) were ate (c) ate (d) were eaten
39. 39.Change to passive: “Ishaan will sing two songs tomorrow.” → Two songs ___ by Ishaan tomorrow. (a) will sung (b) will be sung (c) will be sing (d) will sing
40. 40.Change to passive: “Meera will eat a mango tomorrow.” → A mango ___ by Meera tomorrow. (a) will eat (b) will eaten (c) will be eat (d) will be eaten

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