Active and Passive Voice Worksheet
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.
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- 1.Change to passive: “Diya will sing a song tomorrow.” → A song ___ by Diya tomorrow. (a) will sing (b) will sung (c) will be sung (d) will be sing
- 2.Change to passive: “Pooja paints the walls every day.” → The walls ___ by Pooja every day. (a) are painted (b) paints (c) are paint (d) is painted
- 3.Change to passive: “Ananya sang two songs yesterday.” → Two songs ___ by Ananya yesterday. (a) were sung (b) were sang (c) was sung (d) sang
- 4.Change to passive: “Zoya is making two kites now.” → Two kites ___ by Zoya now. (a) are being made (b) are been made (c) is being made
- 5.Change to passive: “Dev will write a letter tomorrow.” → A letter ___ by Dev tomorrow. (a) will write (b) will be written (c) will written (d) will be write
- 6.Change to passive: “Zoya is telling a story now.” → A story ___ by Zoya now. (a) are being told (b) is been told (c) is being told
- 7.Change to passive: “Diya has drawn three pictures.” → Three pictures ___ by Diya. (a) have been drawn (b) has been drawn (c) have drawn
- 8.Change to passive: “Sneha is cleaning the rooms now.” → The rooms ___ by Sneha now. (a) are being cleaned (b) is being cleaned (c) are been cleaned
- 9.Change to passive: “Sneha will tell two stories tomorrow.” → Two stories ___ by Sneha tomorrow. (a) will told (b) will be told (c) will be tell (d) will tell
- 10.Change to passive: “Arjun has eaten two mangoes.” → Two mangoes ___ by Arjun. (a) has been eaten (b) have eaten (c) have been eaten
- 11.Change to passive: “Saanvi is singing two songs now.” → Two songs ___ by Saanvi now. (a) are been sung (b) are being sung (c) is being sung
- 12.Change to passive: “Omkar will paint the wall tomorrow.” → The wall ___ by Omkar tomorrow. (a) will be painted (b) will painted (c) will paint (d) will be paint
- 13.Change to passive: “Vivaan is cleaning the rooms now.” → The rooms ___ by Vivaan now. (a) are being cleaned (b) are been cleaned (c) is being cleaned
- 14.Change to passive: “Manav has told a story.” → A story ___ by Manav. (a) have been told (b) has told (c) has been told
- 15.Change to passive: “Rohan is washing the plate now.” → The plate ___ by Rohan now. (a) is being washed (b) are being washed (c) is been washed
- 16.Change to passive: “Saanvi will tell two stories tomorrow.” → Two stories ___ by Saanvi tomorrow. (a) will be tell (b) will be told (c) will tell (d) will told
- 17.Change to passive: “Riya cleaned the room yesterday.” → The room ___ by Riya yesterday. (a) cleaned (b) was clean (c) was cleaned (d) were cleaned
- 18.Change to passive: “Isha is baking two cakes now.” → Two cakes ___ by Isha now. (a) is being baked (b) are been baked (c) are being baked
- 19.Change to passive: “Rohan is writing a letter now.” → A letter ___ by Rohan now. (a) is been written (b) is being written (c) are being written
- 20.Change to passive: “Aisha painted the wall yesterday.” → The wall ___ by Aisha yesterday. (a) was painted (b) were painted (c) was paint (d) painted
- 21.Change to passive: “Zoya has told two stories.” → Two stories ___ by Zoya. (a) has been told (b) have been told (c) have told
- 22.Change to passive: “Kabir ate two mangoes yesterday.” → Two mangoes ___ by Kabir yesterday. (a) ate (b) were eaten (c) were ate (d) was eaten
- 23.Change to passive: “Priya is flying a kite now.” → A kite ___ by Priya now. (a) are being flown (b) is being flown (c) is been flown
- 24.Change to passive: “Riya flew a kite yesterday.” → A kite ___ by Riya yesterday. (a) were flown (b) was flown (c) was flew (d) flew
- 25.Change to passive: “Diya built a sandcastle yesterday.” → A sandcastle ___ by Diya yesterday. (a) was build (b) was built (c) were built (d) built
- 26.Change to passive: “Nisha builds two sandcastles every Sunday.” → Two sandcastles ___ by Nisha every Sunday. (a) are build (b) builds (c) are built (d) is built
- 27.Change to passive: “Neel has washed the plates.” → The plates ___ by Neel. (a) has been washed (b) have washed (c) have been washed
- 28.Change to passive: “Manav will wash the plate tomorrow.” → The plate ___ by Manav tomorrow. (a) will be washed (b) will be wash (c) will wash (d) will washed
- 29.Change to passive: “Aditya makes two kites every day.” → Two kites ___ by Aditya every day. (a) makes (b) are made (c) is made (d) are make
- 30.Change to passive: “Ira built a sandcastle yesterday.” → A sandcastle ___ by Ira yesterday. (a) was built (b) were built (c) built (d) was build
- 31.Change to passive: “Aarav draws three pictures every Sunday.” → Three pictures ___ by Aarav every Sunday. (a) draws (b) are drawn (c) is drawn (d) are drew
- 32.Change to passive: “Aarav has painted the walls.” → The walls ___ by Aarav. (a) has been painted (b) have painted (c) have been painted
- 33.Change to passive: “Kavya draws a picture every Sunday.” → A picture ___ by Kavya every Sunday. (a) is drew (b) draws (c) are drawn (d) is drawn
- 34.Change to passive: “Arjun builds a sandcastle every day.” → A sandcastle ___ by Arjun every day. (a) builds (b) is build (c) are built (d) is built
- 35.Change to passive: “Omkar is singing two songs now.” → Two songs ___ by Omkar now. (a) is being sung (b) are being sung (c) are been sung
- 36.Change to passive: “Tara painted the wall yesterday.” → The wall ___ by Tara yesterday. (a) were painted (b) was paint (c) painted (d) was painted
- 37.Change to passive: “Rahul tells a story every day.” → A story ___ by Rahul every day. (a) are told (b) is tell (c) tells (d) is told
- 38.Change to passive: “Rahul cleans the room every Sunday.” → The room ___ by Rahul every Sunday. (a) is clean (b) is cleaned (c) are cleaned (d) cleans
- 39.Change to passive: “Zoya writes two letters every day.” → Two letters ___ by Zoya every day. (a) is written (b) are written (c) writes (d) are wrote
- 40.Change to passive: “Isha sings two songs every day.” → Two songs ___ by Isha every day. (a) are sung (b) sings (c) are sang (d) is sung
Answer key
- will be sung
- are painted
- were sung
- are being made
- will be written
- is being told
- have been drawn
- are being cleaned
- will be told
- have been eaten
- are being sung
- will be painted
- are being cleaned
- has been told
- is being washed
- will be told
- was cleaned
- are being baked
- is being written
- was painted
- have been told
- were eaten
- is being flown
- was flown
- was built
- are built
- have been washed
- will be washed
- are made
- was built
- are drawn
- have been painted
- is drawn
- is built
- are being sung
- was painted
- is told
- is cleaned
- are written
- are sung
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