Example:
Adjust the tense of the auxiliary word:
Present tense:
Past tense:
Future tense:
Use discretion in certain sentences where you might need to overlook the subject if the message remains clear:
Passive voice sentences often employ words like "with" or "to," though the use of "by" is more frequent:
Tips and Tricks: Active Voice
When the subject carries out the action described by the verb within a sentence, it is referred to as active voice. Sentences structured in the active voice remain straightforward, emphasizing the subject as the primary focus.
The structure for the active voice follows this formula: Subject + Verb + Object.
Example : Change the following sentence into the passive voice
Sam will have taken the exam.
(a) The exam will have been taken by Sam
(b) The exam will be taken by Sam
(c) Sam will have been taken the exam
(d) None of the above
Ans: (a)
As per formula first object will come then verb and then subject. Hence here the object is exam, taken is verb and sam is subject. So the correct sentence will be: The exam will have been taken by Sam.
Tips and Tricks - Passive Voice
If the subject performed upon the verb, then it is known as passive voice. In this the main emphasis is on the action and not on the one who is doing it i.e. subject. Sentences in the passive voice are complex as the focus is on the actions.
Formula for Passive voice: Object + Verb + Subject
Example: Change the following sentence into the active voice
Specialists should be hired by them
(a) They should hire specialists.
(b) Hiring of specialist should be done by them
(c) Specialist should be hired
(d) None of the above
Ans: (a)
As per rules subject should come first then verb and then object. Option A follows the rule correctly.
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