Active Voice
Passive Voice
Question Types
100

Which sentence is in Active Voice?

A) The song was sung by her.

B) She sang the song.


B


100

Which sentence is in Passive Voice?

A) They built the house.

B) The house was built by them.


 

B

100

What type of question is this?

“Are you ready?”


Yes / No question


200

What makes a sentence Active Voice? Explain in one sentence.


The subject does the action


200

When do we use Passive Voice? Give one reason.


When the doer is unknown or not important.


200

Name three types of questions in English.


Yes/No, Wh-questions, Tag questions


300

Change this sentence into Active Voice:

The cake was eaten by the children.


The children ate the cake.


300

Change this sentence into Passive Voice:

“People speak English all over the world.”


English is spoken all over the world.


300

Turn this sentence into a Wh-question:

“She is watching TV.”


What is she watching?


400

Create your own sentence in Active Voice using Present Simple.


 I read books every day.


400

Make a Passive Voice sentence in Past Simple.


Own

400

Make a tag question from this sentence:

“You like music.”


You like music, don’t you?


500

Explain why this sentence is Active Voice:

“My brother fixed the computer.”


The subject “my brother” performs the action.


500

Explain the difference between Active and Passive Voice using your own words.


In active the subject does the action; in passive the subject receives the action.


500

Create a question that contains:


  1. A Wh-word (Who, What, Where, When, Why, How)
  2. A modal verb (can, should, will, might, must…)


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