Active to Passive
Passive to Active
Correct or Incorrect
Passive to Active
Verbs in Past Participle
100

The gardener waters the flowers every evening.

The flowers are watered by the gardener every evening.

100

Candies are always eaten by kids

Kids always eat candies.

100

The office are clean every day.

Incorrect / The office is cleaned every day.

100

The office is cleaned every day

Somebody cleans the office every day.

100

Books are _________________ (write) by authors.

is written

200

My mother paints the walls.

The walls are painted by my mother.

200

Chocolate is loved by everybody

Everybody loves chocolate.

200

The London parks are loves.

Incorrect/The London parks are loved.

200

Emails are sent

Somebody sends emails.

200

The pictures and illustrations are _________________ (draw) by artists.

 drawn

300

Many people read this writer's articles.

This writer's articles are read by many people.

300

Vegetables are sold in the market by Kenia

Kenia sells vegetables in the market.

300

Articles are written.

Correct

300

The grass is cut.

Somebody cuts the grass.

300

A special programme is _________________ (use) to teach students how to write stories.

used

400

Benny never understands the new teacher.

The new teacher is never understood by Benny

400

Are the brakes checked regularly by the mechanic?

Does the mechanic check the brakes regularly?

400

Jane fixed the car yesterday.

Correct

400

Somebody plays loud music.

Loud music is played

400

Most books are _________________ (sell) by bookshops

sold

500

The American people elect the members of Congress

The members of Congress are elected by the American people.

500

A report is written every Friday by Alan

Alan writes a report every Friday.

500

The Cows were milked eveyday.

 Incorrect/The cows are milked everyday.

500

Newspapers are read by lots of people in Britain

 In Britain lots of people read newspapers.

500

Lots of books are _________________ (buy) online through companies like Amazon

bought

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