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Practice active-and-passive-voice with 20 free MCQ questions covering english. Detailed explanations in English and Hindi, perfect for UPSC, SSC, and competitive exam preparation.
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Q1.Change into passive voice: "She writes a letter."
Explanation: Simple present active becomes "is/am/are + past participle" in the passive.
Q2.Change into passive voice: "They are playing football."
Explanation: Present continuous becomes "is/are being + past participle".
Q3.Change into passive voice: "He ate an apple."
Explanation: Simple past becomes "was/were + past participle".
Q4.Change into passive voice: "The teacher teaches the students."
Explanation: The plural object "students" becomes the subject and takes "are taught".
Q5.Change into passive voice: "I have finished the work."
Explanation: Present perfect becomes "has/have been + past participle".
Q6.Change into passive voice: "She will sing a song."
Explanation: Simple future becomes "will be + past participle".
Q7.Change into passive voice: "Who wrote this book?"
Explanation: The past tense "wrote" becomes "was written", and the agent "by whom" comes first.
Q8.Change into passive voice: "Open the door."
Explanation: An imperative becomes "Let + object + be + past participle".
Q9.Change into passive voice: "The police arrested the thief."
Explanation: Simple past "arrested" becomes "was arrested".
Q10.Change into passive voice: "She is singing a song."
Explanation: Present continuous becomes "is being + past participle".
Q11.Change into passive voice: "The cook was preparing dinner."
Explanation: Past continuous becomes "was/were being + past participle".
Q12.Change into passive voice: "They had completed the project."
Explanation: Past perfect becomes "had been + past participle".
Q13.Change into passive voice: "People speak English all over the world."
Explanation: Simple present "speak" becomes "is spoken".
Q14.Change into passive voice: "Nobody can solve this problem."
Explanation: A negative subject such as "nobody" becomes a negative verb with "anybody"; the modal "can" becomes "cannot be + participle".
Q15.Change into passive voice: "He gave me a gift."
Explanation: Making the direct object the subject gives "A gift was given to me by him."
Q16.Change into passive voice: "The audience heard the speech with great attention."
Explanation: Simple past "heard" becomes "was heard".
Q17.Change into passive voice, keeping the same tense: "Someone has stolen my purse."
Explanation: Present perfect "has stolen" becomes "has been stolen"; the vague agent "someone" is dropped.
Q18.Change into passive voice: "You must obey the rules."
Explanation: A modal verb in the passive is "modal + be + past participle".
Q19.Change into passive voice: "People believe that he is honest."
Explanation: Verbs of opinion with a "that" clause use the impersonal passive "It is believed that ...".
Q20.Change into passive voice: "Why did they cancel the match?"
Explanation: In the passive question, the auxiliary comes before the subject: "was the match cancelled".