50 Sentences of Active and Passive Voice in English

50 Sentences of Active and Passive Voice in English

Passive Voice Verb Structure = Helping Verb + Past Participle

Simple Present Tense From Active to Passive

Active Voice Passive Voice
1. I keep the garden clean. The garden is kept clean.
2. Doctors heal the sick. The sick are healed by doctors.
3. We paint our house annually. Our house is painted annually.
4. Nina cleans her room everyday. Nina’s room is cleaned by her everyday.
5. We usually cook rice and curry for breakfast. Rice and curry is usually cooked for breakfast.
6. Do you feed your pets at least once a day? Are your pets fed at least once a day?
7. I do not cut my hair often. My hair is not cut often.

Simple Past Tense From Active to Passive

Active Voice Passive Voice
8. She washed the dishes. The dishes were washed by her.
9. The boy kicked the ball. The ball was kicked by the boy.
10. He did not submit the progress report last week. The progress report was not submitted last week.
11. Did the manager send his feedback before the due date ? Was the feedback sent before the due date?
12. He told me a lie. I was told a lie.
A lie was told to me.
13. Kelly compiled the final report. The final report was compiled by Kelly.
14. The Central Bank requested the commercial banks to carry out the essential banking services. The commercial banks were requested to carry out the essential banking services.

Simple Future Tense From Active to Passive

Active Voice Passive Voice
15. They will name her the Presenter of the Month. She will be named the Presenter of the Month.
16. The organizers will not give him a valuable gift. He will not be given a valuable gift by the organizers.
17. Will he appreciate her? Will she be appreciated?
18. They will take adequate measures to keep the customers informed. Adequate measures will be taken to keep the customers informed.
19. Eligible borrowers will request for concessions. Concessions will be requested by the eligible borrowers.
20. He will tell the boss everything by tomorrow. The boss will be told everything by tomorrow.

Present Continuous Tense From Active to Passive

Active Voice Passive Voice
21. He is driving the car carefully. The car is being driven carefully.
22. Mr. Joseph is teaching English to my kids. My kids are being taught English by Mr Joseph.
23. They are not responding to the customer inquiries expeditiously. The customer inquiries are not being responded expeditiously.
24. Is Rani playing the piano now? Is the piano being played by Rani now?
25. They are cutting down the old tree. The old tree is being cut down.
26. Nobody is cleaning the classroom right now. The classroom is not being cleaned by anyone.

Past Continuous Tense From Active to Passive

Active Voice Passive Voice
27. Tina was writing the report. The report was being written by Tina.
28. Tony and Lily were painting the fence. The fence was being painted by Tony and Lily.
29. The carpenter was not making a table. A table was not being made by the carpenter.
30. He was helping the man whose hand was broken. The man whose hand was broken was being helped by him.
31. Were they repairing the building? Was the building being repaired by them?
32. The soldiers were carrying the injured civilians off the battlefield. The injured civilians were being carried off the battlefield by the soldiers.

Present Perfect Tense From Active to Passive

Active Voice Passive Voice
They have invited me to the party. I have been invited to the party.
The employer has shortlisted both male and female candidates. Both male and female candidates have been shortlisted by the employer.
They have vaccinated not only the executives but also the labourers. Not only the executives but also the labourers have been vaccinated.
The teacher has not appreciated your hard work. Your hardwork has not been appreciated by the teacher.
Has she rated the programme excellent? Has the programme been rated excellent?
Have they appointed him the director ? Has he been appointed the director?

Past Perfect Tense From Active to Passive

Active Voice Passive Voice
The employer had reduced her monthly payment. Her monthly payment had been reduced by the employer.
The people had seen the elephants in the streets. The elephants had been seen in the streets.
The servant had not cleaned the room before the guests arrived. The room had not been cleaned by the servant before the guests arrived.
Had the committee invited her? Had she been invited by the committee?
The Central Bank had increased the interest rates. The interest rates had been increased by the Central Bank.
The manager had recommended the proposal. The proposal had been recommended by the manager.

Future Perfect Tense From Active to Passive

Active Voice Passive Voice
They will have transferred him to a rural branch by next week. He will have been transferred to a rural branch by next week.
They will have taken the injured child to the hospital without delay. The injured child will have been taken to the hospital without delay.
They will have resolved the problem before the boss returns. The problem will have been resolved before the boss returns.
The occupants will have furnished the house beautifully before the new year. The house will have been furnished beautifully by the occupants.
The caretaker will have kept the souvenirs neatly by the time the visitors arrive. The souvenirs will have been kept neatly by the time the visitors arrive.
The students will have learnt the required skills by the time they leave school. The required skills will have been learnt by the students by the time they leave school.

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