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Voice Change of Assertive Sentence:
1. I have bought a new car.
Ans: A new car has been bought by me.
2. He gave me a book.
Ans: A book was given to me by him/I was given a book by him.
3. I have written my sister a letter.
Ans: A letter has been written to my sister by me.
4. Nayan is reading a novel.
Ans: A novel is being read by Nayan.
5. I shall ask you a question.
Ans: You will be asked a question by me. / A question will be asked to you by me.
6. My grandmother reads the Mahabharata.
Ans: The Mahabharata is read by my grandmother.
7. They play football.
Ans: Football is played by them.
8. Sujan likes fruits.
Ans: Fruits are liked by Sujan.
9. Anuradha sings songs.
Ans: Songs are sung by Anuradha.
10. Ratul looks at the moon.
Ans: The moon is looked at by Rahul.
11. Nita types a letter.
Ans: A letter is typed by Nita.
12. She would have read the book.
Ans: The book would have been read by her.
13. The boy did not break the glass.
Ans: The glass was not broken by the boy.
14. Trespassers will be prosecuted.
Ans: Authority will prosecute trespassers.
15. Smoking is prohibited.
Ans: The authority prohibits smoking.
16. I saw him come.
Ans: He was seen to come.
17. I know the girl.
Ans: The girl is known to me.
18. Mother feeds the baby.
Ans: The baby is fed by mother.
19. She can’t enjoy it.
Ans: It cannot be enjoyed by her.
20. She writes a letter.
Ans: A letter is written by her.
21. Ramu had drawn a picture.
Ans : A picture had been drawn by Ramu.
22. Her life inspired us.
Ans: We were inspired by her life.
23. They shouted at him.
Ans: He was shouted at by them.
24. They were making a noise.
Ans: A noise was being made by them.
25. His behaviour charmed me.
Ans: I was charmed with his behaviour.
26. They laughed at me.
Ans: I was laughed at by them .
27. He promised me a reward.
Ans: I was promised a reward by him.
28. The news will please her.
Ans: She will be pleased with the news.
29. I have promises to keep.
Ans: I have promises to be kept.
30. Tresspassers will be prosecuted.
Ans The authority will prosecute the tresspassers.
31. We cannot undo what we do.
Ans: What is done cannot be undone.
32. We know that Rabindranath wrote ‘Gitanjali’.
Ans: It is known that ‘Gitanjali’ was written by Rabindranath.
33. People on the train sang bhajans.
Ans: Bhajans were sung on the train by people.
Do Yourself:
1. Mother has blessed her son.
2. We shall arrange a party.
3. Rabina is singing a song.
4. She gave me a book.
5. He had killed a rat.
6. Sital saw a movie.
8. The postman had delivered the letter.
9. Rajib helps mother.
10. The teacher is checking home tasks.
11. He will not call her.
12. He sent a card to her.
13. My grandfather told me a story.
14. Mr. Roy teaches me Geography.
15. He can drive the car.
16. There is a lot of work to do.
17. There is no time to lose.
18. He is to do this.
19. There are two letters to post.
20. He gave her a gift.
21. He refused her to help.
22. He killed himself.
Voice Change of Interrogative Sentence:
1. Do you see the bird?
Ans: Is the bird seen by you?
2. How do you do it?
Ans: How is it done by you?
3. Have you read the story?
Ans: Has the story been read by you?
4. Which book do you like?
Ans: Which book is liked by you?
5. Did you see the animal?
Ans: Is the animal seen by you?
6. Whom did you see?
Ans: Who was seen by you?
7. Had he done the homework?
Ans: Had the homework been done by him?
8. Whom do you want?
Ans: Who is wanted by you?
9. Does Samuel always scold the students?
Ans: Are the students always scolded by Samuel?
10. Have you written anything about our teacher, Samuel?
Ans: Has anything about our teacher Samuel been written by you?
11. How did they complete the task?
Ans: How was the task completed by them?
12. Does he always scold the students?
Ans: Are the students always scolded by him?
13. How did you do it?
Ans: How was it done by you?
14. Who is singing the song?
Ans: By whom is the song being sung?
Do Yourself:
1. Whom did you find?
2. Do you know the answers?
3. What did he see?
4. Doesn’t he understand English?
5. Can you do it?
Voice Change of Imperative Sentence:
1. Keep your word.
Ans: Your word should be kept.
2. Please keep off the grass.
Ans: You are requested to keep off the grass.
3. Do the work.
Ans: Let the work be done (by you).
4. Obey your elders.
Ans: Elders should be obeyed by you.
5. Please come here.
Ans: You are requested to come here.
6. Shut the door.
Ans: Let the door be shut (by you).
7. Open the door.
Ans: Let the door be opened (by you).
8. Do not smoke.
Ans: You are advised not to smoke.
9. Let him go.
Ans: He may be allowed to go.
10. Please do the sum.
Ans: Let the sum please be done (by you).
11. Please post the letter.
Ans: Let the letter please be posted (by you).
12. Collect the garbage.
Ans: Let the garbage be collected (by you).
13. Maintain the silence in the room.
Ans: Let the silence be maintained in the room.
14. Do not insult the poor.
Ans : The poor should not be insulted.
You must kill the tyrant.
Ans The tyrant must be killed by you.
15. Obey your teacher.
Ans: Your teacher should be obeyed.
16. One should keep one’s promises.
Ans Promises should be kept.
Do Yourself:
1. He must do the job.
2. Polish your dusty shoes.
3. Let us do the task.
4. Clean the study room.
5. Abide by the rules.
6. Send for a doctor.
7. One should keep one’s promise.
Quasi-Passive Voice:
The book is selling well.
Ans: The book is being sold well.
Mangoes taste sweet.
Mangoes are sweet when they are tasted.
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