10th class,board examination, English grammar- Practice: Active and Passive voice

 

English Grammar Practice: Active to Passive Voice

1. Active Voice: The students are cleaning the classroom. A) The classroom is cleaned by the students. B) The classroom is being cleaned by the students. C) The classroom was being cleaned by the students. D) The classroom has been cleaned by the students.

2. Active Voice: Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone. A) The telephone is invented by Alexander Graham Bell. B) The telephone has been invented by Alexander Graham Bell. C) The telephone was invented by Alexander Graham Bell. D) The telephone was being invented by Alexander Graham Bell.

3. Active Voice: My mother has baked a delicious cake. A) A delicious cake is baked by my mother. B) A delicious cake was baked by my mother. C) A delicious cake has been baked by my mother. D) A delicious cake is being baked by my mother.

4. Active Voice: The postman will deliver the letters tomorrow. A) The letters will be delivered by the postman tomorrow. B) The letters are delivered by the postman tomorrow. C) The letters would be delivered by the postman tomorrow. D) The letters will have been delivered by the postman tomorrow.

5. Active Voice: She writes a poem every day. A) A poem was written by her every day. B) A poem is written by her every day. C) A poem is being written by her every day. |D) A poem has been written by her every day.

6. Active Voice: Who broke this beautiful vase? A) By whom was this beautiful vase broken? B) By whom is this beautiful vase broken? C) Who was broken this beautiful vase by? D) By whom has this beautiful vase been broken?

7. Active Voice: They were playing football in the park. A) Football is being played by them in the park. B) Football was played by them in the park. C) Football was being played by them in the park. D) Football had been played by them in the park.

8. Active Voice: Open the door. A) The door must be opened. B) Let the door be opened. C) The door is opened. D) You are opening the door.

9. Active Voice: The principal had cancelled the meeting. A) The meeting was cancelled by the principal. B) The meeting is cancelled by the principal. C) The meeting had been cancelled by the principal. D) The meeting has been cancelled by the principal.

10. Active Voice: They are painting the house. A) The house is painted by them. B) The house was being painted by them. C) The house is being painted by them. D) The house has been painted by them.

Answer Key with Explanations:

  1. B) The classroom is being cleaned by the students. (Present Continuous: Use is/am/are + being + V3.)

  2. C) The telephone was invented by Alexander Graham Bell. (Simple Past: Use was/were + V3.)

  3. C) A delicious cake has been baked by my mother. (Present Perfect: Use has/have + been + V3.)

  4. A) The letters will be delivered by the postman tomorrow. (Simple Future: Use will + be + V3.)

  5. B) A poem is written by her every day. (Simple Present: Use is/am/are + V3.)

  6. A) By whom was this beautiful vase broken? (Interrogative Simple Past: 'Who' changes to 'By whom' + was/were + Object + V3.)

  7. C) Football was being played by them in the park. (Past Continuous: Use was/were + being + V3.)

  8. B) Let the door be opened. (Imperative sentence: Use Let + Object + be + V3.)

  9. C) The meeting had been cancelled by the principal. (Past Perfect: Use had + been + V3.)

  10. C) The house is being painted by them. (Present Continuous: Use is + being + V3.)

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