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Passive Voice Practice: Statements & QuestionsOnline version

Practice passive voice.

by Juan Carlos Yanez
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Convert to passive voice: The chef cooks the meal.

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Convert to passive voice: The committee approves the proposal.

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Make passive: They publish new articles weekly.

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Make passive: People speak Spanish in many countries.

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Form passive: The students finished the assignment.

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Turn into passive: They build a new bridge every year.

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Convert to passive: People recycle bottles and cans.

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Make passive: They will announce the results tomorrow.

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Change to passive: The company has launched a new product.

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Turn into passive (question form): Who made these sculptures?

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In passive, the object becomes the subject and the verb uses is/was + past participle.

Use is/was + past participle with ‘by’ to show the doer.

Present simple passive uses are/is/was + past participle.

Subject becomes object; agent introduced by ‘by’.

Past simple passive uses was/were + past participle.

Passive structure uses is/was + past participle.

Objects become the subject; agent may be omitted.

Future passive uses will + be + past participle.

Present perfect passive uses has/have been + past participle.

Formal question passive: By whom were these X made?

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